Here Are All The Not So Peaceful Protestors Arrested in #Ferguson

gotnews ^ | November 25, 2014 | Charles C. Johnson

[WhiskeyX]

Gotnews.com has obtained a list of the names of all those arrested for looting, rioting in Ferguson.

Contrary to several press reports, the overwhelming majority of the alleged criminals come from the Ferguson or St. Louis-area. Many come from the Ferguson projects.

[kearnyirish2]

Once a municipal government serves notice that it will not protect the “makers” (to gain the votes of the “takers”), it is hard to reverse the decline. When David Dinkins let the mob run amuck in Crown Heights back in the early 90s, there was an exodus of “white wealth” from NYC; it has taken almost two decades of Giuliani/Bloomberg to restore confidence (both of whom had no use for Al “Tawana Brawley” Sharpton).

[Safetgiver]

Surely the business owners had insurance......Sure they did. But the caveat is the inclusion of no payoff in acts of war, CIVIL Disturbance, or premeditated crimes by policyholder (arson).

[Slambat]

8 people from battle hardened Illinois.
Could these Illinoids be the provocateurs?

[Slambat]

And he is tough—no overcoat!

And his legs are buried in the stores foundation. He’s not
going any where, he’s just holding the beer for someone else.

[Slambat]

“I will take years and years for Ferguson to reclaim its good name and remove the bad reputation this incident has created.”

For this community to be so ignorant to let it happen and/or
elect the politicians who allowed or assisted this to get
so out of hand I say tough sh*t. The citizens more desirous
to true American society and culture will move away and
let the least desirable to die or kill it’s self off.
Like Chitcago. No sympathy from me at all.

[Din Maker]

Hmmmmmm..... Didn't think of all that, ie. Ins. Companies not paying off for acts of Civil Disobedience. Down here in Southeast Texas we don't worry about that. We just lock the doors, wait inside 'til one of them breaks in and the we open fire. It's called ON THE SPOT REHABILITATION.

[PGalt]

Thanks very much for posting. (I was just commenting about this on another thread)…

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3231488/posts

It would be easy for National Socialist elitists with the help of a propaganda machine to stir up trouble, watch things burn and cause innocents to die. How many arsonists, looters, murderers, destroyers will be apprehended, jailed, tried, convicted and incarcerated for any length of time? Lots criminals, internal and external to Ferguson, who did lots of damage are still roaming the republic. Where are the cameras or drones to ID the perps? Justice? Rule of law or microcosm of marxist manipulation?

Who will protect us from our protectors? (R.I.P. Mark Scott)

[PGalt]

Many of the communities destroyed in those riots never recovered.

Detroit being the perfect example 47 years laterafter the '67 riots - Coleman Young to burned out neighborhoods to Kwame (the biggest criminal in Michigan history) Kilpatrick to bankruptcy to burned out neighborhoods…to…

(hopefully we've bottomed out in Detroit)

[leprechaun9]

NOT ONE CRIMINAL CHARGED WITH ARSON! The fires started by themselves.

[Brother Cracker]

[The Antiyuppie]

The people who goaded them on made certain that their hands were clean, and they have plenty of flat screens and liquor already at their homes in “nice” neighborhoods.

[pfflier]

Insurance may not cover riots and insurrection although most cover vandalism. Each policy is specific on war clause exclusions that defines the differences between the conditions.

[Captain Rhino]

Did the fact that modular homes tend to be significantly lower in cost per square foot compared to site built homes play a factor in making them whole again? Did the cost differential (modular vs site built) save them enough to allow purchase of the replacement furnishings out of the insurance proceeds? Or would their replacement coverage have made them whole regardless?

(For those not aware of the difference, modular homes are not trailers. They are regular homes built in a factory as completely finished modules that are then transported to the home site and placed on a prebuilt foundation by crane. Very fast process for getting a home built. Afterwards, siding (or some other exterior finish) is applied making the house indistinguishable from a site built home.)

[FreedomPoster]

Fair enough, and obviously you get my point.

The other aspect is even if people rebuild, a lot of customers won’t be going back to that part of time.

[Din Maker]

You are absolutely correct. The reason they chose Modular was because of expediency. They wanted out of the La Quinta and back into their home. It’s very, very nice.