White farmers have far higher levels of human capital than black city dwellers in Ferguson.
Look at what happens when blacks congregate together to solve a problem compared to white farmers doing the same, compare Katrina to the massive Red River Flood and the
evacuations which were implemented:
When the dikes in Grand Forks could not keep out the flooding river, Pat Owens ordered the evacuation of over 50,000 people on April 18, which up to that time, had been the largest civilian evacuation in the United States since the evacuation of residents in Atlanta, Georgia during the Civil War. . . . Because all transportation was cut off between the two cities (and for many miles, the two states), East Grand Forks residents were evacuated to nearby Crookston, namely to the University of Minnesota Crookston, while residents of Grand Forks, who were given mandatory evacuation orders on April 18, went to Grand Forks Air Force Base (residents stayed in airplane hangars containing more than 3,000 cots)
All told, there was $3.5 billion USD in damages to Grand Forks and East Grand Forks, making it the eighth most expensive natural disaster in the U.S. since 1903. . . . In Grand Forks alone, 75% of the homes, 315 businesses, and 16 of 22 local schools had been flooded. East Grand Forks had over 500 condemned homes, with only eight homes not damaged by the flood. Grand Forks, losing only 3% of its population from 1997 to 2000, did not fare as badly as its sister city, which lost nearly 17% of its residents. Not a single person was killed in the flood itself.
This event is probably forgotten by most people because it never turned into the clusterfuck that was Katrina. Competent white farmers coming together and managing a disaster and cooperating and doing intelligent things and not looting. Non-events are not news. Black social dysfunction especially when it becomes concentrated into groups or mobs, will always create crisis and news.