this is happening here in indy too...it's not even mentioned on the news.

[Tombs]

If you look at South Africa as a model. Criminals are using a tactic of a mob rush. The bad guy’s also target rich suburban areas. Carjacking and murder are also common.

The SA with money use private security and live in high walled gated communities. Stores use armed private security and have turnstiles and limited access. This makes a smash and grab mob thing hard to do.

In the US we have a cultural shift where law and order is weak. The care and ”finding the root cause” is more important than punishment.
Criminals are criminals and most cannot be responsible people in the future no matter what we do.

I personally think we are headed in the direction of SA if big changes are not implemented.

I don't know man, the last year was pretty much indistinguishable.

 

[jsx1043]

Funny that South Africa is brought up, since it’s collapse is well underway since last Friday:

"Mayhem" in South Africa: Mass Riots and Looting after Former President Sent to Prison, Army and Militia Deployed, Police Using Live Ammo on Roving Mobs | The Gateway Pundit | by Richard Abelson

Widespread violence, rioting and looting broke out across South Africa over the weekend, following the sentencing of former President Jacob Zuma on corruption charges.

www.thegatewaypundit.com

The link below has a very good compilation of videos of the chaos:

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[grillak]

If you look at South Africa as a model. Criminals are using a tactic of a mob rush. The bad guy’s also target rich suburban areas. Carjacking and murder are also common.

The SA with money use private security and live in high walled gated communities. Stores use armed private security and have turnstiles and limited access. This makes a smash and grab mob thing hard to do.

In the US we have a cultural shift where law and order is weak. The care and ”finding the root cause” is more important than punishment.
Criminals are criminals and most cannot be responsible people in the future no matter what we do.

I personally think we are headed in the direction of SA if big changes are not implemented.

the mob rush started here years back. it's getting a lot worse now that the crims know they won't be prosecuted.

crimafornia residents are getting exactly what they voted for. of course the crims in office are looking out for their counterparts in the streets.

you want to stop the downward slide of indiana?
get armed, get legal, and get trained, then vote our special brand of idiots out of office.

what makes it worse is that all across the country we are seeing the same thing play out. idiot politicians enact stupid policy and then idiots in other cities enaxt the same failed policies. that is not insanity, that is stupidity.

 

[cobber]

They can change the time to open and close whenever. The criminals will adjust accordingly. Know how to stop it? Carry a firearm, train as much as possible, and put them down. Word gets out, eventually they’ll stop. Until then, the system is just going to release them to do it again, all while good innocent people suffer the consequences of a corrupt system.

I’ve trapped seven tree rats assaulting our peach trees. They keep coming. Don’t see why criminals would be any different.

 

[NHT3]

she's a nervous wreck

Probably very thankful to have a job where she's not likely to have a gun shoved in her face.

 

[firefighterjohn]

Right? I mean, it would almost make it worth stepping over the piles of human excrement and hypodermic syringes on the sidewalks for a deal like that.

More and more reasons for people to never visit those once lovely tourism spots that have turned into sh!tholes.

 

[ws6guy]

More and more reasons for people to never visit those once lovely tourism spots that have turned into sh!tholes.

Exactly! We wanted to take a family trip to Chicago(wife is from the burbs) this summer. Our son would love to see the buildings but I have put my foot down. I'm sure we'd be safe for a day trip up there but why chance anything at this point and I'd rather support an area that isn't a crap hole.

 

[JTScribe]

Funny that South Africa is brought up, since it’s collapse is well underway since last Friday:

"Mayhem" in South Africa: Mass Riots and Looting after Former President Sent to Prison, Army and Militia Deployed, Police Using Live Ammo on Roving Mobs | The Gateway Pundit | by Richard Abelson

Widespread violence, rioting and looting broke out across South Africa over the weekend, following the sentencing of former President Jacob Zuma on corruption charges.

www.thegatewaypundit.com

The link below has a very good compilation of videos of the chaos:

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I saw some crazy video on Twitter last night. People flat-out forming skirmish lines with rifles and shotguns to protect their neighborhoods from looters. I'll try and track it down and post it when I get home.

Worst violence in years spreads in South Africa as grievances boil over

Crowds clashed with police and ransacked or set ablaze shopping malls in cities across South Africa on Tuesday, with dozens of people reported killed, as grievances unleashed by the jailing of ex-president Jacob Zuma boiled over into the worst violence in years.

www.reuters.com

 

[printcraft]

So what you are saying is if you go to Cali, you can get free ammo?

Well, that's kind of vague... probably get the components sent right to you at a high rate of speed...

 

[printcraft]

I saw some crazy video on Twitter last night. People flat-out forming skirmish lines with rifles and shotguns to protect their neighborhoods from looters. I'll try and track it down and post it when I get home.

Worst violence in years spreads in South Africa as grievances boil over

Crowds clashed with police and ransacked or set ablaze shopping malls in cities across South Africa on Tuesday, with dozens of people reported killed, as grievances unleashed by the jailing of ex-president Jacob Zuma boiled over into the worst violence in years.

www.reuters.com

When the police are participating in the looting as well we are safe to assume SA is a failed state. GTFO.

 

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[Leo]

Robbed at gunpoint 4 times in 5 weeks.... That kind of thing could be hard on a person's nerves.

I worked alone night shift at a gas station that was on a lonely stretch of highway. By the time every other worker had been robbed, I figured it was time to work some where else.

 

[grillak]

Retailers are bedeviled by rampant shoplifting. City leaders say otherwise.

The city has been gripped by a perception of lawlessness after a string of videos featured people openly shoplifting, seemingly without repercussion.

www.yahoo.com

smh....how is it they can openly lie about the effects of their laws & policies and people keep voting for them.

the major chains have been telling them for 3 yrs how their policies are hurting the retailers. there aren't enough of the mom & pops left so they can't even be interviewed.

maybe the retailers should put together a class action against crimafornia & it's elected officials. the results of not enforcing, and/or changing the law to benefit a criminal enterprise should be criminal.

conspiracy.

oh wait...it is...under a provision of the RICO act.

 

[grillak]

Rochester, NY outpaces Chicago in murder rate as local officials embrace police intervention

The upstate New York city of Rochester has had 18.0 homicide victims per 100,000 residents so far this year — a higher rate than Chicago.

www.yahoo.com

read the whole thing....this is all covid's fault because the white man had a system of racism.

she has an education....glad i went to college before they started the new math.

 

[Ark]

Retailers are bedeviled by rampant shoplifting. City leaders say otherwise.

The city has been gripped by a perception of lawlessness after a string of videos featured people openly shoplifting, seemingly without repercussion.

www.yahoo.com

smh....how is it they can openly lie about the effects of their laws & policies and people keep voting for them.

the major chains have been telling them for 3 yrs how their policies are hurting the retailers. there aren't enough of the mom & pops left so they can't even be interviewed.

maybe the retailers should put together a class action against crimafornia & it's elected officials. the results of not enforcing, and/or changing the law to benefit a criminal enterprise should be criminal.

conspiracy.

oh wait...it is...under a provision of the RICO act.

Data is down because they don't even dispatch cops or take reports anymore.

 

[BigRed]

Funny that South Africa is brought up, since it’s collapse is well underway since last Friday:

"Mayhem" in South Africa: Mass Riots and Looting after Former President Sent to Prison, Army and Militia Deployed, Police Using Live Ammo on Roving Mobs | The Gateway Pundit | by Richard Abelson

Widespread violence, rioting and looting broke out across South Africa over the weekend, following the sentencing of former President Jacob Zuma on corruption charges.

www.thegatewaypundit.com

The link below has a very good compilation of videos of the chaos:

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On an upbeat note, it is good to see citizens beating the **** out of the looters.

Further, I will hold onto these clips for the next time some gun grabbing POS claims that nobody needs a gun capable of holding over X rounds or firing at a rate of Y.

 

[grillak]

Data is down because they don't even dispatch cops or take reports anymore.

i've tried explaining that to people who vote for those idiots. if you rewrite the laws to where nothing is considered a crime of course crime goes down.

now there are a lot of policy makers are saying that the reason why there was crime in the first place was due to racism.

no matter the intent of the law, in the end it has no color. i don't care what color, race, or creed you are, murder is murder. just because you're black doesn'g mean you should get away with it.

 

[two70]

When the police are participating in the looting as well we are safe to assume SA is a failed state. GTFO.

The police probably have plenty of government officials as company in the looting, as least those not involved in higher level theft and corruption. Glad I got to see a bit of that amazing country before it started really started circling the drain. Much like here, that stuff doesn't work as well outside of the cities, though in SA it is likely going to spread to the rural areas eventually as it did in Zimbabwe.

 

[grillak]

The police probably have plenty of government officials as company in the looting, as least those not involved in higher level theft and corruption. Glad I got to see a bit of that amazing country before it started really started circling the drain. Much like here, that stuff doesn't work as well outside of the cities, though in SA it is likely going to spread to the rural areas eventually as it did in Zimbabwe.

right. it has become district 13 in some areas of indy. i know that TPTB actually want it like that. they must want the chaos...why else would they create it and then try to convince people that it should be this way. i know they have a grand plan but i can't figure why.

i encourage everyone who really cares about their family to get armed, get trained, and get legal.

there will be a revolution. it will not be televised.

check out the movie "district 13: ultimatum"