/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19415826
when they fan out from their own community instead of destroying their own, you let me know.

all im seeing right now is a short term mindset self sabotagingly destroying retail jobs they hold, and driving up insurance and credit risk premiums to the point no one will be able to open a local business to replace them, and which probably weren't coming back anyway given the nature of brick and mortar.

legit no idea what we're supposed to do with these people. they're causing their own Katrina and there wont be any impetus or will to rebuild after. is it just going to turn into a native american - reservation type of deal?

who is going to lend to a small business owner to replace these building/which retailer will rebuild when this shit obviously isn't going away? where will they get jobs?