This is kinda like "McDonalds Closing Stores," and yeah, without more info it's hard to determine whether this is really about a.) "crime and violence," b.) Starbucks' overt collectivist propagandizing, or c.) [drum roll please] Biden's, the Democrat-Socialists' and the Fed's vandalism-by-inflation-via-oil-production-shutdown crime. But it's still a good place for people sensible enough to keep Wi-Fi out of their homes to take the Kindle for them book downloads.

And on a philosophical note, if it is crime and violence: In context of everything else that's happening politically and culturally, if you have not yet read philosopher Leonard Peikoff's landmark 1982 work "Ominous Parallels," you really need to... well, slap on that Kevlar, get down to a Starbucks and download that sucker. And then rattle the cages of every single one of your elected officious.

Because everything we are seeing right now in America has an historical precedent: late-Weimar Germany. Which is profoundly depressing but important to know, all the way back to Plato.

[Side note: I"m thinking that if Plato were able to get into a time machine or a Dumbledore pensieve and have a glimpse of what his philosophy would ultimately do to the world up through the 20th century and into the first quarter of the 21st, he'd commit suicide without hesitation.]
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Can you link an article? I'd be curious if the problem really is "crime and violence" or from a loss of customers since they went far left woke. In the past I was a regular customer, but turned away as the company moved left years ago and never went back.