The mob of outsiders that burned and looted Kenosha

Fox News:
Kenosha sees 175 arrested during civil unrest so far; 102 had addresses listed outside city, police say

Kenosha Police said in a media release that the arrests were from people located in 44 cities

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Thirty-four were arrested for violating curfew. The charges ranged from carrying concealed weapons, burglary and possession of controlled substances, police said. More than 20 firearms were seized. At least three vehicles were towed and all were related to "active criminal investigations."

Kenosha police had arrested nine people traveling in vehicles with out-of-state license plates last Wednesday on suspicion of criminal conduct, according to a report.

Inside the vehicles, officers found fireworks, helmets, gas masks, protective vests, and suspected controlled substances, police said.
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These people appear to be mostly Democrats from out of town there to burn it down and loot businesses.  We have come to expect that from Democrats these days.  The ones in DC have been acting like these things are not happening or blaming it on Trump.

They remind me of that scene in "Forrest Gump" where a guy hits his girlfriend and blames his actions on Nixon and the war in Vietnam.

Evita Duffy has a good piece on what was really happening in Kenosha:

Corporate Media Didn’t Report What It’s Really Like In Kenosha, Wisconsin, So I Will


The scene on Tuesday night was something I had only seen in photos of war-torn countries. Men and women stood with baseball bats, hand-guns, semi-automatic rifles, and shotguns in front of their businesses and homes.
This is a testament to the failure of the Democrat governor of Wisconsin to quickly ask for help from the President.  That failure is excused by the NY Times who call these people vigilantes.  And you have Joe Biden blaming it on Trump.  Can Democrats sink any lower?  Unfortunately, they probably will.

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