afraid yet?

When you look at the unrest in Portland, in Seattle, in Chicago, in other cities, and you see the complete lack of control the mayors of those cities have over the mob -- aderaba, the mayors are on the side of the mob and against enforcing the law -- I dont' know how you can not be afraid.

Unfortunately the leadership of our community still operates under two delusions: 1) It won't happen in our neighborhoods; 2) The police will protect us.

Remember Crown Heights in 1991?  Good times under Dinkins:

5:05 P.M: Caller to 911: "They're heading down to my house. They're breaking the windows, please come!"

5:08 P.M: Caller: "They're breaking all the windows on my block. ... Where are the police?"

5:09 P.M: Caller: "Please get the police here. ... I am shaking. It's a riot."

7:40 P.M: Caller: "It's a pogrom. ... If we have to wait for the killings, we're finished. ... I'm not safe in my house. ... I want to get out."

No police response for three days, and only 1 person arrested.  Look at the more recent example from last week of what happened to Michelle Malkin when the police were given a stand-down order and offered no protection from the mob.

But what do we think?  Those are chassidim and not us, they live in a "bad" neighborhood, not like us, etc.

It will eventually get to our neighborhoods too.  It may take weeks, it may take months, it may take a little longer.  These riots are just a warm up for the unrest they will try when Trump wins in Nov (and if chas v'shalom he doesn't, it will be worse).  And when it does, and you call 911, what will you do when no one shows up?