Does "Racial, ethnic or religious profiling make the world more secure." ?

Answer 1

How many NUNS flew planes into the World Trade center?
Why are US Military being checked at airports, and elderly White, Black, adn Asian people getting checked - while if you check someone suspected, well, thats "racism"

If anyone says the above is false, then they have not seen or experienced this. It does happen, and is happening.

Is it "racism" in this specific case? - or is it Commen sense?

Now - this is a fine line though, as - for exmple, many Black People have had there Civil Liberties abused.

PS for poster above, Hitler was Not Jewish. That is a popular myth that has been long disproved. Just a side note, but their point does make a sound argument.

Answer 2

While it might have helped a long time ago, in this day and age of technology it can hurt. Look at some of the attacks around the world in the last 10 years. The OK city Bombing, the Washington Sniper. Racial profiling delayed the finding of the real person behind it. There are no way to tell these days as some people join other groups cause a hatred, and a lot of groups that want to destory a race or religion are getting people from taht race or religion to help. Just like Hitler was a Jew, but killed Jews.

Answer 3

I believe that it can! However, it is too often abused and used for other purposes. For instance: black teens are more likely to use drugs. Well, using that profile, many black teens (and the entire black community for that matter) could be helped by give them support and education about drugs, etc.

Answer 4

Thats a really stupid term. It should simply be reffered to as criminal profiling.

Answer 5

Yes and manageable

Answer 6

no. that was a stupid ?. that's racism. which is bad. and wrong. don't make stereotypes about people. everyone is different

Answer 7

no,,, ecclesiastical matters should not cloud the spirit of the law,,
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Answer 8

yes, it helps in identification.