Theft is on the rise in a worsening economy

There are many reasons why this Depression will be worse than the first. The criminal factor is one. Because back in the 30's and 40's, a much larger percentage of Americans were self-sufficient. Back then, you weren't considered a quack if you had a pantry full of emergency food and water, and a garden growing in your back yard. You hoped for the best but prepared for the worst, just in case. This was common sense. Today, we are invincible. At least in our own ridiculous minds. And it seems like no matter how bad things get, few people can be bothered to perk their ears up and look around at what's happening.

As the situation deteriorates, and more and more people who cannot take care of themselves without the State get torn from the grid, they will be forced to turn to violence. Especially as the currency is destroyed and precious metals such as copper becomes more and more valuable. As the economy continues to crumble, we will start tearing each other apart. I won't be around for that.

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It is not strange to hear about cars, jewelry or money being stolen. These days, desperate thieves are choosing bizarre targets: copper wires, air conditioning units, storm drain covers, grapes, ambulances, pain killers and even bees. This petty thievery of agricultural goods and odd supplies is the new norm in a rapidly worsening economy where unemployment is rampant.

The downturn in the economy and record unemployment numbers have created a heightened sense of desperation, which subsequently is leading to a rapid increase in crime levels all over the country.

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