As a parent, your top priority is to protect your children until they are old enough to fend for themselves. Protecting your children requires good health, being alive, having resources, self-defense skills, and using common sense. If you’re missing one of these, the chances of your children and partner being harmed go up.
After a recent potential carjacking incident with my 4-year-old daughter in the car, I’ve been thinking more about safety. Before having kids, I didn’t worry as much. I’ve been in fights and I’m comfortable using a knife in self-defense. But when you have a family, it’s different. You must do everything to protect them.
Just like how you shouldn’t expect the government to save you financially, you shouldn’t expect it to protect you from criminals either. It’s up to you to learn how to protect yourself and your family!
Why The Government Won’t Protect Your Family Like You Will
When I was doing my research on why there is so much government grift, I learned that NYC Mayor Eric Adams also grew up in poverty and was surrounded by criminal activity, just like SF Mayor London Breed. Here’s Eric Adam’s early life from Wikipedia:
Adams was born in Brownsville, Brooklyn on September 1, 1960. His mother, Dorothy Mae Adams-Streeter (1938–2021), worked double shifts as a housecleaner and had received only a third-grade education. His father, Leroy Adams, was a butcher who struggled with alcohol abuse. Both of his parents moved to New York City from Alabama in the 1950s. Adams was raised in a rat-infested tenement in Bushwick, Brooklyn. His family was so poor that he often brought a bag of clothes to school with him in case of a sudden eviction from his home.
At age 14, Adams joined a gang, the 7-Crowns, and became known as “a tough little guy”. He would hold money