Civilization's End

Sultan Knish ^ | Monday, August 08, 2011 | Daniel Greenfield

[Brett66]

Smashing store windows and grabbing what's inside is only the protest for more government handouts taken directly to the businesses who fund it without the bother of a government middle man.

Great quote, we're just going back to simple times where people rob you to your face instead of using politicians to deduct it from your check routinely.

[chesley]

The shooting of a criminal is a common signal to riot

And the shooting of many more of them, as they riot, would be the signal for them to stop.

Bring back public hangings behind the county sheriff's office, and watch the crime rate plunge.

[The Great RJ]

I am reminded of The Camp of the Saints (Le Camp des saints) a 1970s French novel by Jean Raspail, where hoards of the under class from Calcutta seize ships and head toward the Cotes d'Azure bent on taking over Western Europe. Liberals sought to placate them and the Pope even stripped the Vatican of all its treasures and sold them raising as the author wryly pointed out... "not enough money to pay the rural development budget of Bangladesh for even one year.."

Today we have welcomed this underclass to our shores and worse created some of our own, Now they are here and the survival of Western Civilization is truly at stake.

[winodog]

Nice post
As The Theophilus says in post #8? The police and the State will be on the side of the looters and takers, as pols and public sector unions are looters and takers themselves.

I saw this same thing happen in 75 at my high school. Three days of “riots” where by blacks roamed the halls in a pack, beating up anyone who did not run away.

The school officials could not control the blacks so they “controlled” the whites. On the third day whites came to school ready to fight back. So the cops with their sheilds and batons arrested all the whites and let the blacks go on about their business.

[Scanian]

Food venders, hipy-dippy clothes, trinket sales...different kinds of longhair crap that was sold in the open at rock festivals, etc.

They would act like part of a “new age” culture but they were nothing more than cheap hustlers.

[Scanian]

Food venders, hipy-dippy clothes, trinket sales...different kinds of longhair crap that was sold in the open at rock festivals, etc.

They would act like part of a “new age” culture but they were nothing more than cheap hustlers.

[ansel12]

That is what I thought, business people and merchants never change, they will always be seeking a profit when they sell their products and services or they would not be in business.