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I don't think moving random manufactured products from point A to point B should be considered "particularly security intensive". This is just basic commerce an
by munificent 5y ago
I don't think moving random manufactured products from point A to point B should be considered "particularly security intensive". This is just basic commerce and logistics.
- ecnahc515 5y agoThe history of logistics disagrees with this. It used to be bandits raiding caravans, and now it's criminals raiding trains, front porches, etc.
- buscoquadnary 5y agoAnd then we created civilized society so citizens and corporations could conduct such activities without threat to life or property.
- focusgroup0 5y agoIt appears that vigilantism will be making a comeback
- jonathanlb 5y ago
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- mpyne 5y agoSome of the largest battles of World War II involved nothing more substantial than moving goods from point A to point B, or stopping the other country from moving their goods from point A to point B. Logistics is the lifeblood of society and cannot be taken for granted even in a civilian sphere.