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At first glance, the profiling approach seems logical, despite many people’s moral objections. If all previous acts of politically motivated terrorism have been committed by a particular nationality, then doesn’t it make sense to focus searches on those groups? Not necessarily, says William Press of the University of Texas at Austin. Do the maths and you discover that a simple-minded application of these actuarial methods is worthless: all you end up doing is repeatedly picking out the same innocent people
Originally posted by RRconservative
Was there ever an instance where a group of black people crashed their cars into things to cause terrorism? Like the group of Muslims crashing planes into buildings on 9/11?
This comparison doesn't make sense.
Originally posted by RRconservative
Was there ever an instance where a group of black people crashed their cars into things to cause terrorism? Like the group of Muslims crashing planes into buildings on 9/11?
This comparison doesn't make sense.
Originally posted by RRconservative
Was there ever an instance where a group of black people crashed their cars into things to cause terrorism? Like the group of Muslims crashing planes into buildings on 9/11?
This comparison doesn't make sense.
Originally posted by tothetenthpower
As much as I disagree with them actually doing things like this. The dark reality is that it is true.
More and more we are seeing people of middle-eastern decent being victimized by security and the government for having stupid things in common like first names or hair color.
This increase in racial profiling is only adding to the Human Rights abuses we've been seing over the past decade and it shows just how far they've come in convincing the West that middle eastern people are bad and need to be watched.
Simply pathetic...
~Keeper
Originally posted by Ownification
Small percentage of black Americans did crime but it was generalized. You get it?