Скачать или смотреть The Immediate Consequences of Selling Your Town’s Jail

Relying on idealism instead of preparedness always ends in chaos. That’s the lesson from 1920s America, when leaders believed a single law had solved the crime problem forever.

They sold off local jails as obsolete infrastructure, entirely misinterpreting the immediate, violent consequences of government overreach. When the Volstead Act instead fueled bootleggers and organized crime, those communities had no place to house the mobsters and wasted taxpayer money scrambling to fix the self-inflicted crisis.

🧭 Crisis Management Lessons:
The timeline from sale to chaos.
Which towns suffered the most.
The role of idealism in collapse.
How mobsters exploited the vacuum.

This is essential viewing for anyone tracing the history of societal vulnerability and political chaos.

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👇 Are we structurally repeating this exact mistake with any current social policy?