Stop-and-Rob

Where does Conehead keep finding this money?

• Nearly a year after Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration floated the possibility of opening a municipally owned grocery store to help improve food access on the South and West sides, a feasibility study created for the city describes a municipal grocery model as “necessary, feasible and implementable.”

  The study recommends the city pursue some version of a municipally owned store or stores — and finds such stores could even turn a profit. It also suggests the city not attempt to operate a supermarket itself, but rather partner with a for-profit operator, a nonprofit operator or a co-op.

Meaning, essentially, the City will guarantee the profits of a politically-connected "operator" while the store is robbed blind and no on is ever prosecuted for the daily thefts - pretty much a Crimesha-playground of irresponsibility and graft. 

You can bet any "operators" chosen will have extensive ties to politicians and even more extensive ties to contributing money to their campaigns.

Here's a better idea - tell the "community" to stop stealing and start administering consequences, like jail.  That or go the "Service Merchandise" route.