Midget terrorists
Apr 22, 2008 | 11:17 am
#16
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In some ways profiling in situations where you have lessened rights (TSA security) is even more distasteful than profiling on the street, where you are at least theoretically protected by the 4th amendment.
Apr 22, 2008 | 7:58 pm
#17
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Well being as I am sitting in a hotel in Maastricht and away from all my homes at the moment, you will have to wait a day and half, but don't worry they are coming for. You can always PM me if you think I forgot, but I wont.
as for Raflp who said profiling was based on race? And we are not discussing any form of "on the street" law enforcement, we are talking about airports. Again everyone here loves one line responses and broad generalisations-- humourous yet sad in a way. Profiling is based on various factors not limited to age, travel pattern, gender, ticket dispensations, etc etc.
Ciao,
FH
as for Raflp who said profiling was based on race? And we are not discussing any form of "on the street" law enforcement, we are talking about airports. Again everyone here loves one line responses and broad generalisations-- humourous yet sad in a way. Profiling is based on various factors not limited to age, travel pattern, gender, ticket dispensations, etc etc.
Ciao,
FH