The enormity of what was done over the last few days in Boston is starting to settle down for me. They closed the city, the greater city. I'm not saying they closed the businesses and schools,
I am saying they closed the entire freaking city. They stopped all transit, above and below ground, they closed the airports, all public, and get this, private buildings. Everyone just went inside, closed the doors and stayed put.
It's the practiced New England tradition of hunkering down.
Then they brought what appeared to be every law enforcement person from the state. There is a plan where each of the over 400 towns and cities sends in a representative crew. Our town sent five PO's four firemen and one of the town's three ambulances. Percentage-wise, that's like NYC sending something like 10,000 officers.
They searched every block in Watertown and most of Cambridge.
Imagine NYC doing that hunting for one bad guy.
It's not a good idea to piss off Boston.
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