As usual, plenty of grey area here. When the mob begins destroying shops and cars and such, they are most likely hurting normal hard working people, as well as neighborhood people who depend on some of those shops. At least that is what I see many times when you see protests (riots) happen here in the U.S. Many times the shops owners are not the elite of the world, just hard working people who had some money to back their efforts to have their own business and in many cases bright enough to employ others with their vision.

I often wonder how often law enforcement is infiltrating the protestors and stirring up the mob as they perhaps begin pushing the violence. This is not unheard of for law enforcement to do in undercover assignments.

At the end of the day, one has to ask what the next step for them will be if those who are willing to protest a dying wage choose not to ask permission from those they are angry at for the privelage saying please stop starving me and mine. It's like passing another gun law thinking that someone whose plan is to use one illegally will decide not to because they might get into trouble for having a gun.

I read earlier today that the vests in France are calling for a run on the banks to cause a collapse of the Euro. Watching with curiosity at the establishments next move to protect the bankers and elite criminals of the world who squeeze for a little more each year.