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Originally Posted by Chiefs Pantalones
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.
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I can understand that if you have never had it happen to you you wouldn't believe it exists.....just like when that cop told me "Now that I know who you are, I won't pull you over anymore" LOL!