[MrB]

keep it in the cities, don’t come out into the countryside, it is safer for you in the cities

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Mathematically, this is an application of the inverse square law. They may be concentrated in the cities, but as they move out, they dilute their power by the inverse square of their distance from the city.

[The_Republic_Of_Maine]

keep it in the cities, don’t come out into the countryside, it is safer for you in the cities

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Mathematically, this is an application of the inverse square law. They may be concentrated in the cities, but as they move out, they dilute their power by the inverse square of their distance from the city.

You forget one very important fact, rural areas are well armed, there is little to no police and when the police do respond it is one or two cars after a 30 or more minute wait.

No, they will not spread beyond the suburbs of the cities, if that far.

Look, riots in Portland, Maine might spread as far as Windham, ME, but once outside of Windham, the price for trying to burn private property is to becomme part of the environment.

[Rodamala]

Mathematically, this is an application of the inverse square law. They may be concentrated in the cities, but as they move out, they dilute their power by the inverse square of their distance from the city.

Ah, yes, the environmental scientist's axiom:

The solution to pollution is dilution.