Aldis unexpectedly shutter stores in Chicago and Memphis...

[westwall]

Maybe they are just dangerous neighborhoods.

Yeah, I wonder why

 

[Donald H]

You also have to be in an area where you have REAL police protection, not government paid goons that service the politicians and not the people.

Irving, Texas - Plano, Texas - Dallas, Texas - Mesquite, Texas - Frisco, Texas - Murphy, Texas - Allen, Texas - Lewisville, Texas - Denton, Texas - are excellent examples of the "police" actually being government paid mafia style goon squads. They don't give a shit about the law. They don't give a shit about protecting anyone except their paychecks, and only are out of the donut shops when the local politicians tell them they need to be out harassing people or tormenting certain groups of people or certain people individually.

Theses cities back the crime and punish the victims. The city managements, political offices, and city workers are all heavily taxfunded criminal mafia driven organizations. There is no LAW in these places, there is no JUSTICE, and those that are supposed to uphold the laws and prosecute criminals take bribes and are easily paid off to do whatever it is you want them to do, unless their crime bosses override it.

Even though you exaggerate, there's still a lot of truth in what you tell us.

And most important is that we learn of the high degree of unrest and the further breakdown of society in America.

Every effort to expose it brings out a little bit more on what is so quickly going wrong!

 

[iamwhatiseem]

Even though Aldis is expanding nationwide...these stores closed without warning.

If you read between the lines of the spokespersons statement, what is says is...we were getting robbed blind.

ALDI Just Abruptly Closed Multiple Stores

ALDI is in the middle of a huge multi-year expansion, but has suddenly closed three stores in the last year.

www.eatthis.com

Maybe they should have removed the police the area.... I am sure that is why they closed the stores!!
Too many police!!!




Said no one ever.

 

[Disir]

Does anyone here speak Canadianese?

See if you can translate this from English to Canadianese: Kim Foxx rethinking retail theft policy

Clearly, she didn't think hard enough.

Smash-and-grabs: Push for higher penalties, flexibility in prosecuting organized retail theft rings

Smash and grab thefts by organized groups have become routine. Even with some recent high profile arrests there is finger-pointing on who is to blame.

abc7chicago.com

Chicago's Magnificent Mile is plagued by a shoplifting spree

Chicago's Magnificent Mile has been plagued by a string of robberies and a wave of crime in the past few months, as some say that the city's 'soft-on-crime' policies embolden the thieves.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Not prosecuting for less than $1,000?

 

[night_son]

Even though Aldis is expanding nationwide...these stores closed without warning.

If you read between the lines of the spokespersons statement, what is says is...we were getting robbed blind.

ALDI Just Abruptly Closed Multiple Stores

ALDI is in the middle of a huge multi-year expansion, but has suddenly closed three stores in the last year.

www.eatthis.com

They could always rename themselves 'Grab and Go' . . .

 

[Rogue AI]

Another indication of the breakdown of society.

Rationality had better kick in soon before there's nowhere for stores to hide from the increasing crime.

Can that fact at least be motivation for a discussion on the causes and the possible remedies?

Throwing more Americans in jails has been tried and it doesn't work.

Does anybody care??

Throwing people in jail does work. That's why Democrats are against it.

 

[HenryBHough]

Of course the answer is for Xiden to open a chain of nationalized grocery outlets where the price of everything is based on how much you can carry out without paying. Perhaps that's why The Federal FOOD Administration is advertising for security guards who must meet some basic standards: 1. White males need not apply. 2.. Doctor's written diagnosis of narcolepsy required.

 

[22lcidw]

There are people in those communities who worked hard to gain chain stores within them. The fact is the neighborhoods lost stores because of crime and stealing and robberies from decades ago. The downside is that all pay more for this. and it is getting tiresome. When the food stamps and welfare expanded in a huge way when I was a lot younger, the supermarkets that were good were nonexistent in bad neighborhoods. So, the residents went to adjacent neighborhoods. We lived in one. And there were many residents from those neighborhoods using food stamps and welfare with nice vehicles getting better food than the people living in ours. a good percentage came in dressed up well. Now there may have been reasons, but it is the truth.

 

[Donald H]

The exactly opposite mindset on what is needed for America is likely too popular to change now.

What when the jails are full? England found an answer in deportation but many preferred the gallows instead.

Is deportation on America's agenda or is it more likely that the police experiment with murdering black me, still holds hope for the future?

Only socially responsible change is going to work!

 

[22lcidw]

The exactly opposite mindset on what is needed for America is likely too popular to change now.

What when the jails are full? England found an answer in deportation but many preferred the gallows instead.

Is deportation on America's agenda or is it more likely that the police experiment with murdering black me, still holds hope for the future?

Only socially responsible change is going to work!

The nation has spent bookoo dollars on this but without personal responsibilities and people learned to play the poverty game. And of course, there are people mad as hell on all sides and ways.

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

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[Donald H]

The nation has spent bookoo dollars on this but without personal responsibilities and people learned to play the poverty game. And of course, there are people mad as hell on all sides and ways.

Acknowledgements are welcome. Spamming is not.

 

[Polishprince]

Even though Aldis is expanding nationwide...these stores closed without warning.

If you read between the lines of the spokespersons statement, what is says is...we were getting robbed blind.

ALDI Just Abruptly Closed Multiple Stores

ALDI is in the middle of a huge multi-year expansion, but has suddenly closed three stores in the last year.

www.eatthis.com

If you live in a heck hole like Chicago, you'd better off just ordering through Amazon or Door Dash or Instacart.

After all, if you leave your home to pick up groceries, its likely you'll be robbed if you aren't armed.

If someone sticks you up and takes less than $1000, might as well save the dime on a 911 call. It isn't a crime in a liberal dystopia like Chi-Town, and the police won't bother to even write it up.