As I mentioned earlier, we have reached a  point where we have a new crisis on practically a daily basis.  There's so much mayhem ongoing out there now it's impossible to follow all of it and keep up.  Information overload results in many important stories being missed or overlooked.

Currently, on the macro level there are 3 wicked problems that are leading goobermint toward failure here in the FSoA.  Wicked problems are intractable with no politically palatable answers that polarize opinions resulting in legislative lockup.  The rapidly growing homeless problem, the affordability crisis for the middle class and the immigration problems are affecting large numbers of people in many communities across the FSoA at the same time.  None are soluble either by throwwing money at the or by dispatching militarized police to quell the mayhem.  Trumpolini can send 3000 ICE Gestapo to Minneapolis, but he can't do that with Chicago, NYC, Portland, LA, SF etc all at the same time without invoking the Insurrection Act, and even then it's questionable there's enough personnel to handle the disorder on a national level.  You can't control chaos when the numbers grow large and it's geographically spread out and not confined to a single location.

I do see a more generalized breakdown of law & order coming out of this with a rise in home invasions in wealthy neighborhoods and increased gang activity in low income neighborhoods.  Possibly also a rise in kidnappings and assassinations of corporate executives along with sabotage of the internet, electric grid and oil production and distribution faciities.  Berlin recently had their elecyricity knocked out for 3 days by sabotage.

A lot of this stuff is very difficult to track because it doesn't turn up in the news cycle except in the specific location where it happens.  So you can't track the number of home invasions occuring nationally, for instance or the increases in gang violence.  However, this would be consistent with everything I've observed about collapse as it has progressed in other countries, so I expect it here as well now.

RE