Over at The Epoch Times, our curious doctor analyzes what the type of products preferred by the typical, low-life looter in England and France says about their life aspirations.

The resentment is that of people who are members of a group that, on average, is worse off than the rest of society. They come to feel—and are politically encouraged to feel—that they’ve been deprived of something to which they’re entitled by the mere fact of drawing breath. They believe that what others have and they don’t have has in effect been taken from them, either directly or by exploitation.