Here we go again with this ignorant BS
1) Some businesses don't even have insurance
2) Some insurance doesn't cover rioting damages
3) Potentially months of lost revenue, employee layoffs, etc. even if damages are (partially) covered
4) Rates go up
1) Some businesses don't even have insurance
2) Some insurance doesn't cover rioting damages
3) Potentially months of lost revenue, employee layoffs, etc. even if damages are (partially) covered
4) Rates go up
The idea that you can snap your fingers and "insurance" saves the day is ridiculous. It's often a drawn-out, labor-intensive process. And that doesn't even count the intangible losses of having a family-owned store destroyed after multiple decades
But don't worry, the corporate chains will be fine
