JulesMaximus
No Lifer
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FBI says 76 law enforcement officers died in the line of duty in 2013 = http://news.yahoo.com/fbi-says-76-l...s-died-in-line-of-duty-in-2013-195926706.html
Y'all act like insurance is the be all end all solution. Getting an insurance payout takes eons and then you gotta rebuild. How do you make money in the mean time?
If you have insurance you'd have to be a damn fool to risk your life for your business, IMO. If you don't have insurance, it would have to be considered. Losing your business is devastating and it could be worth considering if you think you can get enough friends to stand there with guns next to you.This is a very valid point. To me though I'm not risking my life when I don't have to.
Ever worked in a really bad area? The kind of area where you can't be after dark? These are generally the places that riots take place. I have worked in 3 different places in LA that experienced riots (not when I was there) Whether it was the Watts Riots or the Rodney King riots there is no way in hell I would have a business there without proper insurance and there's no way in hell I would be there after dark or during a riot. It just isn't happening. I went up on the roof of my building and pulled out .22 rounds out of the tar on my roof. No clue when the got there. Maybe it was Mexicans partying. Maybe it was during riots of yesteryears. Either way my life is worth risking for material goods.
Never been to Ferguson. No clue really how bad it is there. Maybe these people were never expecting problems when they opened their businesses. Must be horrible to see things change so much for the worse. However they just had a riot a few months ago. It's not rocket science that they could prepare for this one and get out of dodge.
What I was kinda curious about though is what kid of alarm service these people had and how that factors in. I had armed response and never showed up if my alarm got triggered after dark. Can you pay someone to protect your property for you during a riot? That could be a win-win.
This is a very valid point. To me though I'm not risking my life when I don't have to.
Ever worked in a really bad area? The kind of area where you can't be after dark? These are generally the places that riots take place. I have worked in 3 different places in LA that experienced riots (not when I was there) Whether it was the Watts Riots or the Rodney King riots there is no way in hell I would have a business there without proper insurance and there's no way in hell I would be there after dark or during a riot. It just isn't happening. I went up on the roof of my building and pulled out .22 rounds out of the tar on my roof. No clue when the got there. Maybe it was Mexicans partying. Maybe it was during riots of yesteryears. Either way my life is worth risking for material goods.
Never been to Ferguson. No clue really how bad it is there. Maybe these people were never expecting problems when they opened their businesses. Must be horrible to see things change so much for the worse. However they just had a riot a few months ago. It's not rocket science that they could prepare for this one and get out of dodge.
What I was kinda curious about though is what kid of alarm service these people had and how that factors in. I had armed response and never showed up if my alarm got triggered after dark. Can you pay someone to protect your property for you during a riot? That could be a win-win.
So this guy who was livestreaming from Ferguson had his phone stolen mid-stream:
http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/55804155/highlight/579003
Cliffs:
-phone gets jacked
-couple minutes of running
Girl: "Whatchu got?"
Guy: "Iphone 6"
Girl: "Where from?"
Guy: "Some n****..."
...*stream ends*
inconsiderate mofo's blocking outbound to lincoln tunnel earlier fucking up everyone's commute home.
inconsiderate mofo's blocking outbound to lincoln tunnel earlier fucking up everyone's commute home.
I never said they were. But for people to say that, when it's black-on-black crimes, nothing is done within the community is asinine and reeks of ignorance. Again, just because you don't see something happening does not mean it isn't happening.
yep, they're blocking some roads in south LA too.
yep, they're blocking some roads in south LA too.
They blocked a ramp on the 110 last night. They literally just tried to tear down a fence to get on the 110 again but the cops stopped them. Those people really piss me off.
No matter how people protest people will complain.
