"I don't have any intention of getting stabbed for $60 worth of stuff" Quote above attributed to a Walgreens security guard. This is just the wrong way to loo

"I don't have any intention of getting stabbed for $60 worth of stuff" Quote above attributed to a Walgreens security guard. This is just the wrong way to look at it. Of course, no property is worth risking death to protect. Property can be replaced, and life cannot. But it isn't about property. It's about the rights of people (including merchants) to live in a civilized society, with laws that protect those rights and that are enforced. That is what is NOT being defended in San Francisco. And it should not fall upon security guards who are probably making minimum wage but upon the elected leadership who have sworn an oath to do so.