This is what happens to a disarmed population. From the New York Post: "Japan suffered deadliest month of bear attacks in history, with 7 deaths and 88 maulings in October." That was just October. The article goes on to report that for a six month period beginning in April, there were a total of 12 people killed and 196 mauled by bears. Moreover, "[t]he incidents have occurred in 21 of the country’s 47 prefectures and have spread from mostly rural areas to now plaguing urban centers."
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The Burning Platform: Fake It Until You Make It
I've written before (see, e.g., here , here and here ) about Peter Turchin's research on civil war and the factors that lead to c...
Super Troopers had a cure for bears.
ReplyDeleteThey need more hunting. Bears are especially quick to forget. Especially if it's been several generations since they were shot at.
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