Posted by tangplay on 9/12/2020 2:48:00 PM (view original):
I took the time to actually answer one of your dumbass tirades, so you got triggered. Still waiting for you to explain the "trillions in damages".
Take a look at what has happened in Portland, San Fran, LA, Minny -a pol -lis, Chicago, Detroit, New York, Etc, and you can figure it out.. and he said he would bet, trillions, but didn't name a figure. 'A trillion' is a hyperbole.but here is a link to help you get an idea of the magnitude of this thing.. and this one is on going, nmot just a ten day war
https://www.claimsjournal.com/news/national/2020/06/02/297361.htm
potential riots from current rioting, it make sense to look at losses caused by civil unrest last year in Chile — which grew from protests over an increase in subway fares in Santiago. Rioting there caused insured losses of $2 billion. About a third of that came from property claims from a handful of large retailers.
“When you look at the United States, riot and civil disorder may generally look like a sub-US $100 million risk, although with the potential for much greater losses,” Johansmeyer said in an email to Claims Journal. “But, when you add a handful of large national or international companies with losses of more than US $100 million each, you could see a much larger industry loss begin to materialize. The large losses within the catastrophe could change the character of the overall event.”
What is really disturbing is the percentage of the US population that are liking this, but that's another topic
9/14/2020 12:19 AM (edited)