Manager Of Looted Store: Looters "Knew Exactly What They Wanted"

Breitbart TV ^ | August 20, 2014 | Breitbart TV

[Biggirl]

The manager of a store that was looted in the midst of the ongoing protests in Ferguson, MO believes that the looters planned and targeted his family’s store and expects it will be hard to get back in business.

[Biggirl]

The costs of looting is HIGH.

[Texas Eagle]

So they weren’t impulse looters. They’re looters with discriminating tastes.

[Dr. Ursus]

Pardon me,but is that your gray pompon?r

[Dilbert San Diego]

I wonder how many of these businesses will reopen, and how many will say to hell with it, and to hell with Ferguson.

Then they will wonder why there are no businesses in their town. They will wonder why they can’t have convenience stores, gas stations, supermarkets. The race baiters will blame that on racism, not on the fact that we see this is an area prone to violence.

[Farmer Dean]

Store owner needs to relocate away from the jungle.

[Iron Munro]

In less than a year the black residents of Ferguson will be crying about the racist store owners who closed down and never reopened or who moved their business to a different location.

[Cowgirl of Justice]

Ahhh...The racist food desert!!!

[Blood of Tyrants]

Other stories say that many of the latest looters are from other states who come just to cause trouble and loot.

[gaijin]

“Food desert” expressway.

[Texas Eagle]

The race baiters will blame that on racism, not on the fact that we see this is an area prone to violence.

In other words, things are proceeding according to the Poverty Pimps' plan.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Those store owners didn’t build their businesses. Somebody else did that. They should be grateful for the opportunity to pay somebody else back.

[JimRed]

They didn’t take the work boots.

[C210N]

They’re looters with discriminating tastes.

They were looking for value, ways to stretch their budgets. Bargain basement prices, especially when in the range of $Ø, do attract these customers.

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

Best comment post at the link:

Back-to-school supplies? Work boots? Or was it cleaning supplies for their homes?

[informavoracious]

And these businesses probably dealt with a high rate of shoplifting to begin with. I cannot tell you how many posts on articles have responded to the liquor store video with “it was only shoplifting. what’s the big deal?”

[Texas Eagle]

Yeah, but the big dummies missed out on all the cash-back points they could've racked up by using their Chase QuickSilver card.

It wouldn't surprise me if a lot of these people didn't try to return their merchandise for a refund if the store does re-open.

[Liberty Valance]

[hal ogen]

Collect any insurance. Move to a community that appreciates you. Do this ASAP.

[Rodamala]

Barbeque? Watermelon? Cadillac cars?

[wildbill]

The costs of these looters won’t end with a store or two in Ferguson.

I used to be in the insurance business. Property and Casualty Insurance companies are very attuned to risk management. If they believe that exclusions for riots aren’t sufficient then they will be very leery of insuring properties all over the country that might be exposed to this type of risk.

The resulting risk management could result in higher premiums or simply refusing to insure properties which are in high risk areas. It could lead to calls for a federally funded insurance pool for these risks.