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Originally Posted by Alex Smith HATER
And his suspicions were confirmed when Martin punched him in the nose, pinned him to the ground and began slamming his head against the concrete.
That's called "attempted murder."
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And there's nothing wrong with being suspicious either. I'm suspicious to protect my family. A lot of people have gotten assaulted or murdered for not being suspicious. And it's not "racial profiling," it's called instincts. I'm just as suspicious walking out from a grocery store parking at night with a white guy looking like he's up to no good than it would be any other person. I know not everyone does it for those reasons, but there are good people in this country that want to protect their families. If it looks like a rat, smells like a rat...chances are it's a rat. If you're wrong, oh well, at least you're protecting your family and yourself. It's ALWAYS better to be safe than sorry. Who the **** came up with "racial profiling" anyway? I'd like to see stats taken as to how many times people have been right that "racial profiled." I bet it's more right than wrong. I think when people argue racial profiling it actually really means "mine your own business because I'm up to no good, I don't wanna hurt you but I will, so again, mind your own business." I know some people do it for the wrong intentions, but come on.