moshquerade
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ok, you wanna switch it up on me. i am talking about airport profiling. i never said all profiling was just.Originally posted by: SP33Demon
I have to give you credit for having the balls to publically admit you agree with racist cops and their tactics. If you were black or hispanic in this case, how would you feel? Text I never would have thought you would agree to racial profiling, but you learn something new about people every day.Originally posted by: moshquerade
you can call it sad. i call it reality. i've already stated that if terrorist activity in the country and abroad had been mainly conducted by fair skinned red headed females that i would expect to be suspect. it would only be common sense and i would deal with it.Originally posted by: SP33Demon
So you agree to racial profiling by the police then? If you do, then it's a sad state of affairs our nation is in when terrorists have desensitized us to the point where we don't care when our freedoms have eroded.Originally posted by: moshquerade
you are picking fights with anyone who opposes your view in this thread. pointing out the language filter was a low blow attempt to contest what i had to say while concentrating on that one word.
now, you are agreeing with me and the need for racial profiling. go figure.
my point is, if i were Muslim i would expect to be searched/questioned given the current state of affairs. that's life. deal with it. as far as "callious" conditions i am sure there are exaggerations by those who were detained.... maybe not, but they complained that for 6 hrs they were given no food or water. did they ask for any? i am sure the agents questioning them didn't feel it was their job to roll out the picnic blanket for them. so what? cooperate and your stay won't lengthen. remember there are two sides to each story. people jump to side against the government/law enforcement pretty much every time.