(OPINION) In a civilized society, authorities are able to maintain at least a basic level of law and order in the streets most of the time. Unfortunately, at this point it is up for debate whether the United States is still a “civilized society” or not.
The chaos in our streets never seems to end, and those that are in charge of running things don’t seem to be able to regain control. The theft, violence, and mayhem that we are witnessing in our major cities is being fueled by the worst homelessness crisis in our entire history, the worst drug crisis in our entire history, and the worst migration crisis in our entire history.
If authorities cannot control our streets now, what is going to happen once our societal collapse reaches a much more advanced stage?
Robin Bach and her husband were absolutely thrilled when they were able to purchase their dream home in Concord, New Hampshire several years ago.
But now her children won’t even play in the backyard because it has been taken over by a homeless encampment… A New Hampshire family is being terrorized by a homeless encampment that sprouted up behind their historic home, leading to violent encounters with the vagrants, according to a report.
Robin Bach and her husband spent years restoring their 19th-century dream home in Concord to raise their two children, ages 8 and 11 — but have been plagued by the campers living in the woods behind the palatial abode.
They’ve received death threats and have heard gunshots and screams from beyond the tree line. A swingset in their backyard, bought in 2020 during the pandemic, sits untouched by her terrified children, who will only play in the front yard.
Thousands upon thousands of homeless encampments are popping up in communities all across this country.
Bach and her family have been endlessly terrorized by those that are camping out just behind her property, and it is being reported that she has called the police 37 times…
Since purchasing the house in 2018 with grand plans to renovate and raise a family, Bach has called police 37 times, according to police records reviewed by the newspaper. Six calls were for an area check, another six for disturbances as well as domestic violence and criminal trespassing incidents.
I suppose that they could sell the house at a loss and move some place where the homeless have not taken over yet.
But the problem is that the homeless encampments keep on spreading to new areas.
Meanwhile, the violence in our major cities just continues to escalate.
Over the 4th of July holiday weekend, a total of 109 people were shot in the city of Chicago…
One hundred and nine people have been shot, 19 fatally, in gun violence across Chicago since Wednesday during the extended Fourth of July holiday weekend, police said.
Superintendent Larry Snelling and Mayor Brandon Johnson both called for accountability for those responsible for the shootings.
Johnson was pressed to address what adjustments need to be made to keep the community safe, his response was simply getting more support. (READ MORE)
