re: Is anybody worried about "civil unrest" in their hood tomorrow?

No, not that I have a damn thing to worry about, but I have responsibilities tomorrow,

Gonna take my arse to work, then take my kid to baseball practice, come home eat dinner as a family and help the two oldest with any remaining homework, hit some balls off the tee in the garage with the oldest, read my youngest a bed time story, get them all in bed and then workout.



You know the things us responsible evil people do on a daily basis. Ill catch up on the election results tomorrow night.

I'm not worried one bit about my neighborhood. Nor protest. People in the lake charles area have fricking work to do and don't have time to frick around protesting over something they can't control.

Cast your vote and move on with your life, its all you can do. Hug your family and tell them you love them. It's going to be what its going to be either way.

I’ll be out honking my horn at the assholes with Biden and BLM signs in their yards.

Not at all worried. Our neighborhood is calm. Also, just received shipment of one crate (17k rounds) of 7.62x39. The wife knows how to handle everything while I'm at work should the need arise, but I'm pretty certain we won't see anything in our little subdivision off the main road. About a third of our neighborhood are Biden supporters, but all of us get along great as neighbors and all of our political discussions amongst one another have been civil. If it gets ugly, I will defend my home, as well as the home of my Democrat neighbor with whom I disagree. I'm certain that he will do the same for us if necessary. There are actually some of us who love our friends, neighbors, and family more than we care about corrupt politicians and their minions.

Not really, my entire neighborhood is heavily armed and plenty far from the BS that will happen over the next few days around Atlanta ITP. I've been opportunistically buying ammo for the tactical 12 gauge for the last several months just in case, but I imagine it will stay in the case tomorrow night.

I’m only worried about first responder sirens picking up peaceful protester casualties keeping me awake...

I’m more worried about the dims causing “traffic problems” while I’m on my way to vote. Watch them try to constipate the roads, especially in swing states.