06-04-2018, 05:11 PM
(06-04-2018, 03:58 PM)fredtoast Wrote: These questions are ridiculous because you have no way of proving the correct answer.
Sure I do. Based on the information I provided there is a very obvious answer.
Quote:Plus you include so many variables it is impossible to address the issue we are discussing. Why can't you just ask me about a group of teenage white boys and a group of teenage black boys? That way we could actually address the issue of racial profiling.
Wait, you mean there are many more variables than ethnicity when taking into account who will be contacted by LEO? No?!?!?!
What I have, successfully, done is illustrate that there are numerous factors that account for a LEO initiating contact with a person. Age and gender being two of them. Behavior being paramount. Other factors include location and time of day. Not one law enforcement agency in this nation has an official policy that could be considered racial profiling. Individual officers will exercise their discretion in ways that could be construed as racial profiling. Even in such instances that it is suspected I can guarantee you the officer/deputy will be able to give several other solid factors for initiating contact. You have, by your own admission, defeated your own argument. I think we can put a bow on this thread and move on.
