Have you forgotten how to be Amish, or run a farmer's market to survive? Look at the incredibly different laws for markets then near 431 Ellicott St in Buffalo NY:

Remember that scene in the Godfather movie in New York? Same market concept. No food stamps, no free money from government, and no one will hire you if you're dumb. You don't get a decent job if you can't speak English. No computers, no handheld phone, no stop signs, no lines painted in the road, and remember to feed your horse. And the Erie Canal was still in place here. They did have the old wooden sewer square tubes then. And you wore a dress you made yourself. And if your arm's in a sling? Too bad: no free disability money. Get to work. Kids may have had to work then. And women did not vote. And there was very little abstract thought in advertising. No upside-down stars, no OK signs over the left eye, no blatant Satanic imagery anywhere. And no cussing. And no haircuts on a Sunday, among other Blue Laws. And there's a fine for catcalling/whistling at a lady! And men wear a full suit or at least a vest. Men's shirts had removable collars then. And you had to memorize the city like the back of your hand. Everyone pretty much knew how to give you directions then.

Now see the 2023 Google Streetview: see the resemblance in the building windows? No market and no horses now:
1902 Chippewa Market at 431 Ellicott St.

Do you see what society is missing? The fabric of society has been torn to individual threads. Illegals from foreign countries have no desire to add to the fabric of society, and won't embrace our flag. Please pray, because there has to be one line you won't cross. When you erase all the lines you're deep in evil and don't care what happens. Evil is real, always remember that. By the way, how come a Caucasian who's an IT expert can't get hired in San Francisco?