Retail workers fear for their safety

[initforme]

Do we need retail store jobs?

 

[MinTrut]

Who is enraged that crime is dropping?

From the post you quoted:

Crime is dropping; conservatives are enraged.

You shitcons...

But yeah, crime is dropping, and conservatives can't cope.

Massively triggered.

Y'all aint right in the head.

 

[MinTrut]

I don't believe crime is dropping

Thats a lib lie

Case in point.

Shitconservatism 101:

Any fact I don't like is fake news!

 

[MinTrut]

Where is it wrong, these stores told us why they were closing and it was because of crime.

There were many reasons stores closed.

Crime may have been one of them.

 

[Papageorgio]

There were many reasons stores closed.

Crime may have been one of them.

According to the stores in the chain of Target, Walmart, Walgreens, Rite Aid closed mainly because of high crime rates.

 

[MinTrut]

According to the stores in the chain of Target, Walmart, Walgreens, Rite Aid closed mainly because of high crime rates.

This may have been a reason they gave.

But the actual reasons are more in keeping with economic realities like B&M overextension & so forth.

 

[Papageorgio]

This may have been a reason they gave.

But the actual reasons are more in keeping with economic realities like B&M overextension & so forth.

Believe what you need to believe.

 

[MinTrut]

Believe what you need to believe.

You too of course.

But there were many reasons for these closures.

 

[westwall]

You too of course.

But there were many reasons for these closures.

Really? Link to three.

 

[LeftofLeft]

Doing some shopping at Best Buy store in the Maryland Suburbs of DC and there is a police cruiser parked in front of the store. When I walk in, a police officer is positioned up front to monitor shopper behavior. How sad is that? This isn’t a private security guard or off duty police officer, this is an on-duty cop who needs to be there because of the INCREASE in RETAIL crime.

 

[Papageorgio]

You too of course.

But there were many reasons for these closures.

Including high crime.

 

[MinTrut]

Doing some shopping at Best Buy store in the Maryland Suburbs of DC and there is a police cruiser parked in front of the store. When I walk in, a police officer is positioned up front to monitor shopper behavior. How sad is that? This isn’t a private security guard or off duty police officer, this is an on-duty cop who needs to be there because of the INCREASE in RETAIL crime.

Overall, crime is down - great news, right?

And how do you know the cop was there for the reasons you claim?

And how do we know you're not making false claims?

But if what you say is true, you're triggered that cops are protecting merchants?

This upsets you?

But yeah, crime is down - great news, right?

 

[MinTrut]

Including high crime.

Possibly, but that would be just one concern of many.

 

[Batcat]

Not on Fox.

Remember; they lie to you so you won't watch something else.

Well then Fox must be faking the videos of mobs of people running into stores and stealing all the merchandise. I see at one video each day where a store is having almost all its merchandise stolen by a mob.

I would imagine that will be one way illegal aliens will make the money to pay back the cartels they owe money to for allowing them to cross our border.

Inside Cartels’ Newest Criminal Enterprise: Organized Retail Theft

Reading Time: 3 minutes Mexican cartels are behind the spike in organized retail crime and are deeply entrenched in every level of the process, according to the federal government’s chief investigative agency. Retailers nationwide sustained nearly $100 billion worth of losses in 2021, the...

www.cf.org

 

[LeftofLeft]

Overall, crime is down - great news, right?

And how do you know the cop was there for the reasons you claim?

And how do we know you're not making false claims?

But if what you say is true, you're triggered that cops are protecting merchants?

This upsets you?

But yeah, crime is down - great news, right?

Retail crime is up.

 

[MinTrut]

Retail crime is up.

Overall, crimes is down - great news, right?

Also:

MSN

And any false claims of yours aside...

But why don't you want police protecting stores?

You seem to REALLY like the idea of retail crime, and crime in general.

What's up with that?

 

[LeftofLeft]

Overall, crimes is down - great news, right?

Also:

MSN

And any false claims of yours aside...

But why don't you want police protecting stores?

You seem to REALLY like the idea of retail crime, and crime in general.

What's up with that?

The fact we require on duty police officers in stores and k-12 schools is a sad reflection on our culture.

 

[MinTrut]

The fact we require on duty police officers in stores and k-12 schools

Do we?

I thought you guys liked L/O.

You seem to want no cops and high crime.

is a sad reflection on our culture.

Crime being down?

That's good news to most.

 

[Papageorgio]

Possibly, but that would be just one concern of many.

The cost of running a store that has lots of theft is the reason, without a profit no point of being open. Walmarts, Walgreens, Rite-Aid , Target did not close stores in lower crime areas, odd isn’t it?

Crime is down but in many areas certainly good news but in areas where shoplifting is not prosecuted for lower amounts, it is a problem. The government owned store in Chicago is in a high crime area because regular stores closed up because of crime rates at their locations.

You can pretend and deny all you want but these stores are citing specifically high crime rates as an issue. Portland Oregon is now trying to get people back to the downtown area which is being done by more patrols, people are not going and high crime is the issue.

 

[LeftofLeft]

Do we?

I thought you guys liked L/O.

You seem to want no cops and high crime.

Crime being down?

That's good news to most.

You people don’t want cops until something happens to you or yours.