Imagine working in insurance? Would be a nightmare preparing for the purge every damn year. For all the rich who pay in, you're probably paying off all the damn poor and middle class getting their property destroyed. I mean the goal is to kill off the poor and middle class, so when that money runs out, the cost would go so high up and create a whole new middle and lower class. You would have your population so heavily reduced that working in insurance companies of any kind would down size because you'd run out of enough clients to break even at some point.
They actually go over all this stuff in the Purge TV series in the 2nd season. It takes place after the Purge an goes over how it works. Along with how the legal system works. Non spoiler but after the Purge ended you don't even want to. Speed that is until the events of the last movie The Forever Purge.
The day after the Purge is a time of reflection, rebuilding, and healing for the community. It is a day filled with mixed emotions as people come to terms with the events that unfolded during the Purge. In the aftermath, the streets are littered with debris, remnants of the chaos that ensued. Buildings bear the scars of violence, and there is an eerie silence that hangs in the air. People cautiously step out of their homes, assessing the damage done to their surroundings and checking on loved ones. Law enforcement and emergency services are on high alert, working tirelessly to restore order and provide assistance to those in need. They patrol the streets, ensuring that any remaining threats are swiftly dealt with and that peace is restored. For some, the day after the Purge is a time of mourning as they grieve the loss of loved ones or the destruction of their property. Funerals are held, and communities come together to support one another, sharing stories, and offering comfort. However, amidst the destruction, there is also a sense of resilience and hope. Volunteers and community organizations gather to clean up the streets, repair damaged buildings, and restore a sense of normalcy. Unity becomes paramount as people come together to rebuild their neighborhoods and heal the wounds inflicted during the Purge. The day after the Purge is also a period of reflection and contemplation. People question the purpose and effectiveness of such a violent event. Debates about the ethics and consequences of the Purge arise, and there is a collective desire for change and a reassessment of society's values. As the day progresses, a cautious optimism begins to emerge. The community starts to rebuild, and there is a renewed determination to create a safer and more just society. Discussions about implementing measures to prevent future violence gain traction, and people strive to learn from the events of the Purge. Ultimately, the day after the Purge is a turning point. It marks the end of a harrowing night and the beginning of a collective effort to heal, rebuild, and create a better future. It serves as a reminder of the strength and resilience of the human spirit, as people band together to overcome the aftermath of violence and strive for a more peaceful existence.
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still nothing happend but talkin and adjusting......60billion for ukr...!? yall even took tha hotsauce19!!! now ya money aint worth nutting and still.....no purge. maaaan i was sooo ready for this... mhhhhmmm maybe next life... keep on talkin and let them pull the bread out of your children when yall financially tun out flat like a tire... just wait and let it happen and adjust till your back touch the wall.
