[Second Amendment First]

Who didn't see this coming and more?

Good luck to those employees going to the other stores. They're a long way from the ghetto and the MetroLink doesn't go to Chesterfield.

[Iron Munro]

NEGROES: Avoid This Common Mistake

[Jane Long]

Will Holder call this raciss of Toys Aren’t Us?

[Vince Ferrer]

The store was “not meeting the needs of the business,” Peera said. “That is separate from the events that took place,” she added, referring to the protests and looting.

No it wasn't separate, it was the same thing. Even if it wasn't specifically the riot, the store was still in Ferguson, Missouri. The same people who were protesting and rioting were there every day previously as customers. Or more likely, were not there as customers. To say that it had nothing to do with the riot just says it was doomed anyway because it was still located in Ferguson, MO.

[tennmountainman]

I’m sure Obama’s Justice Department will try to force them to rebuild.
Or whatever department handles that type of enforcement.

[A CA Guy]

Well if you open a store charging through the roof for toys maybe you should pick an area that can support and not loot or burn down the business.

[Old Yeller]

Thieves R Us

[kaehurowing]

Mr. Robinson’s neighborhood.

“So, boys and girls, can you buy toys in Mr. Robinson’s neighborhood? No, but when you have protests for civil rights for the black man, you can have all the toys you want, and it’s absolutely FREE! That is, if you get there before they run out.”

[trebb]

EBT cards can’t be used to buy toys and toys make poor trading commodities for drugs - good business decision.

[Patriotic1]

“burglarized “? Or looted? Big difference.

[KeyLargo]

WALL STREET JOURNAL Opinion

Why Eric Holder Won’t Let Go of Ferguson
The attorney general seems intent on taking one more jab at the police before leaving the Justice Department.

By
Jason L. Riley
Feb. 24, 2015 6:49 p.m. ET
423 COMMENTS

When all was said and done, the events that unfolded in Ferguson, Mo., last summer were not extraordinary but rather all too familiar. Eighteen-year-old Michael Brown, a black robbery suspect, resisted arrest, attacked a police officer and was shot dead. We’ve seen this movie many times before. But what might have prompted a helpful discussion about high crime rates in black communities has instead prompted a dishonest debate over police behavior.

Professional agitators in the civil-rights community push false narratives to stay relevant, but we should expect more from the Justice Department. Instead, we have Attorney General Eric Holder channeling Al Sharpton . Last week Mr. Holder said that he will soon announce the results of his Ferguson investigation. CNN, citing “sources,” reported that Darren Wilson, the police officer involved in the shooting, is unlikely to be charged but that Justice is preparing to sue the Ferguson police department “over a pattern of racially discriminatory tactics used by police officers, if the police department does not agree to make changes on its own.”

http://www.wsj.com/articles/jason-l-riley-why-eric-holder-wont-let-go-of-ferguson-1424821747