What Has Happened to Americas Youth? CA Mobs

Listen, I used to be no choir boy in high faculty, and I did some issues that I’d most likely rail about now. I favored to have enjoyable, pull a prank or two, query authority, play loud music, and be a bit of a troublemaker. However, I used to be never evil, and I understood that if I took issues too far, there can be penalties.

For many cities in blue states, penalties are a factor of the past, as they’re deemed inequitable, racist, and discriminatory. But as we see over and over again, when there are no penalties, conduct just grows worse and worse.

How else to describe this disgusting scene in Sacramento, California, which occurred on March 19? It can be one factor if it have been a fluke, but I’ve written about many such incidents before:

WATCH: Mob of thugs continue to loot Sacramento comfort shops, figuring out they’ll face no punishment pic.twitter.com/jKf8rUNlCo

— BensonNewsHub (@BensonNewsHub) March 25, 2026

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At least thirty younger people have been concerned in this latest incident, all figuring out that the most they’d get is a slap on the wrist in Gov. Gavin Newsom’s California, if that.

A swarm of teenagers turned a Sacramento gasoline station comfort store into a scene of chaos in a matter of moments, as surveillance video exhibits merchandise flying and a lone worker left to fend for himself.

The incident occurred March 19 at a Chevron station along Folsom Boulevard, where a large group of juveniles flooded the store and started vandalizing the business, according to the Sacramento Police Department.

Police told Fox News Digital officers acquired a call that night time about 25 to 30 juveniles concerned in the disturbance at the situation in the 8000 block of Folsom Boulevard. At the time, the caller indicated they didn’t anticipate to be contacted by officers.

It’s truly a fairly common incident in what is the capital of the state, a place where you’d suppose law and order would matter:

7-Eleven was looted and destroyed in Sacramento County last night time.

How long before they’ll close down their shops? pic.twitter.com/2mYtX21v71

— I Meme Therefore I Am 🇺🇸 (@ImMeme0) October 10, 2023

As I said earlier, I used to be a bit rowdy in my day, but I merely can not fathom the idea of wanting to wantonly destroy property and spoil people’s livelihoods. Although some of the flash mobs we’ve seen have been comprised of African Americans, we have seen a lot of of us of different races participating in these atrocities. This just isn’t a racial issue: people of every coloration trashed cities during the George Floyd riots and other demonstrations. 

It’s a “consequence” issue: younger people have grown up figuring out that they’ll do just about something and be back on the streets within an hour.

This is what “defund the police,” “justice reform,” and other progressive rubbish have introduced us. The previous adage of “do the crime, do the time” appears to have been fully forgotten.

The resolution is definitely fairly simple: when you cross the road, you stare at concrete partitions for a long spell. Why all too many Americans have seemingly forgotten this apparent fact stays a thriller to me.  

Young people — particularly younger males — are full of hormones, aggression, confusion, and agitation. How do I do know this? Because I’ve been one. For centuries, however, civilizations around the globe have dealt with this by having older males guiding them through life — and meting out harsh penalties when they cross the road.

That is what is needed now, not “judicial reform” and “equity” based policing.

Editor’s Note: The American people overwhelmingly assist President Trump’s law and order agenda.

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