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Been scratchin' my head thinking of the most appropriate forum for this. Hope this is the right one.
George Soros funds Ferguson protests, hopes to spur civil action
Now during the Ferguson protests, demonstrations, and later the riots, I recall a number of times from a number of reporting sources that there were many 'out of towners', non-local people participating in the Ferguson protests, demonstrations, and later the riots. Seems that if this story is true (I mean, isn't the Washington Times supposed to be a reasonable source?), this would certainly explain why and how these non-local protestors, demonstrators, and rioters could afford to camp out in Ferguson for months on end, right?
So first, I'm looking I anyone has come across a confirming source other than a quoting and referring of the Washington Times piece.
Second, since Soros so heavily funded these non-local protestors, demonstrators, and rioters, is he legally liable for the injuries and damages in some form? After all, his spending his money to pay for the mob that was there pretty much caused the fires and looting, right? (Well, OK, maybe not).
Lastly, what do you think? If Soros is not legally liable, what about the possibly questionable morality of causing, directly or indirectly, the injuries, damages, fires, and police overtime?
The first thing that I noticed in the article is that it states that Soros has given money to groups that were involved, which is a far cry from "funding the demonstrations". I think it's just a beat up Soros article that has no merit.