da fuq?
I mean, to each their own and plenty of people want to live a suburban/rural lifestyle. fine. But the fact that amenities are closed is clearly very temporary, and the comment about "social unrest and craziness" is, at best, ill informed.
There are hundreds of cities in America. A minority of them had large scale protests. A minority of that minority had any significant violence associated with those protests. It all ended in two weeks, except for about 5-10 cities that still have some ongoing protests like Portland, NYC (which broke up the camp last night though), a few others. In those cities, a couple of city blocks are impacted, for everyone else in the city it's business as usual.
This narrative that "cities" are all hot beds of violent lawlessness is just a Trumpian talking point meant to scare suburban rubes into going along with his pseudo-authoritarian bullshit.
