Comments by "Maxwell Benz" (@Tential1) on "Mass Theft DESTROYS Chicago" video.

@RacistFemboyFox it's not worth leaving from a pr standpoint. The "blah blah blah racism, food desert, etc". Now, the loss isn't worth the pr. They are more worried about being liable for an incident at the store actually. It's just not worth it. But, crime there needs to get worse. Much much worse. It's the only way they'll give up.
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 @lukeclarke267 good take as well. If it's not earning cost of capital, they may consider it to be "not profitable". Words in finance are wishy washy. 😂
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@coyotedust that's why people like soros promote this... They are creating the basis for another race war. Do the math... Candace recently covered the footage of soros showing no remorse after the mass bad event of the people who will not be named. Then, he funds DAs in heavily minority cities to be soft on crime, and finally, the step not done. He convinces people to do a new mass bad event... I'd say it's brilliant idea in abstract. Since I'll be the victim of the mass bad event, in current, eh... I'm not too happy about it. But, it's pretty obvious to me why they're funding laws and Das to create lawlessness.
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It's not the black community that started this. It was white liberal women. They started this all off. Black people just don't understand, the second it gets tough, white women will ditch you. And then, you'll have no change, and memories of violence. The liberal movement will throw you aside, and they can't seem to realize this.
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This was depressing because I brought this up with my liberal family and they saw zero correlation between the laws and this. In fact, they believe the evil police are purposely not doing their jobs, are all in police gangs, and are trying to make the city look bad because they don't want change. Dude, I'm just not sure how we break the liberal programming. We actually need crime to get much much worse and hit places where college graduated liberals are before they finally accept the truth and even then, I don't know if they will. The concept of behavioral sink really seems inevitable
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It got worse because the debate devolved into "well, it's bad we have a society where people need low cost options like Walmart" and at this point I realize, it really is behavioral sink. When you give people too much comfort, they end up creating their own problems.
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