JimBowie1958
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In human society, we have these losers who hate everyone around them. If you play PvP games online you know what I mean. These losers will go out of their way, give up in-game advancement, etc in order to inflict pain, loss and humiliation on other people for no reason at all.
They are rightfully known as 'Greifers', because they main goal is to cause others greif.
In Real life, greifers are often criminals and share the mentality if not.
Being able to cause others harm makes them feel superior and not the losers that deep down they really truly are.
So when people ban police, the Greifers come, to loot, burn, mug and rape.
Do normal people just grin and bear it?
Of course not. They form militias to defend themselves.
Now what do you prefer to have? Militias or professional cops?
They are rightfully known as 'Greifers', because they main goal is to cause others greif.
In Real life, greifers are often criminals and share the mentality if not.
Being able to cause others harm makes them feel superior and not the losers that deep down they really truly are.
So when people ban police, the Greifers come, to loot, burn, mug and rape.
Do normal people just grin and bear it?
Of course not. They form militias to defend themselves.
Now what do you prefer to have? Militias or professional cops?
Nolte: Crime Explosion Forces Minneapolis Residents to Form Militias
Minneapolis residents are forming militias and security groups, "some bearing firearms, to fight a surge of crime."
www.breitbart.com
“Minneapolis residents in some areas still recovering from rioting and unrest are forming community watch and security groups, some bearing firearms, to fight a surge of crime,” reports the Wall Street Journal.
While no one can blame the residents — in fact they should be applauded for doing what it takes to protect their own – this is, in ways I’ll explain below, not good. It is, however, a sign of things to come in countless Democrat-run cities:...
In late June, residents near a commercial strip that had been looted, and the 3rd Precinct station that was abandoned and burned, were seeing a surge of shooting and drug-related crime on their block.“It got to the point where crime had no consequences,” said Tania Rivera, 30, who runs a child-care center with her mother. “It was being done deliberately out in the open. Drive-through drug dealing, drive-through prostitution, everything from gunshots to assaults to sex out in the public. Everything you didn’t want your neighborhood to look like.”So after a number of community meetings, neighbors began constructing a barrier to close off two blocks of their street, first with trash cans, then debris. For a while, a boat on a trailer protected one intersection. Eventually, a nearby iron maker constructed a permanent gate. Police gave their approval as long as emergency responders could get through if requested by the neighborhood.
It goes on to say that men in the neighborhood “began an armed patrol, kicking out anyone who didn’t belong on the block after dark.”
The Journal provides a number of other examples.