I like this sentence, it is how most of us today likely feel:
"the sense of fatalism that comes from realizing that authorities and institutions probably won’t do much (about petty crime), for whatever reason."
"the sense of fatalism that comes from realizing that authorities and institutions probably won’t do much (about petty crime), for whatever reason."
On a recent June weekend, 10 people were killed in shootings across cities in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Tennessee, and South Carolina. In Philadelphia, multiple active shooters fired into a crowd in the popular nighttime destination of South Street. “It was chaos,” one witness told The Philadelphia Inquirer. “People were coming off the street with blood splatters on white sneakers and skinned knees and skinned elbows.”