Fern
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- Sep 30, 2003
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God some of still just don't get it. His reasons were completely invalid. He saw no crime and till this day Trayvon Martin was not seen commtting any crime. When will some of you going to get it through your thick skulls, people's appearance and dress are not legal reasons for suspicion.
And when will some of you 'get it' that suspicion is NOT determined by whether or not someone is actually committing, or intending to commit, a crime.
A person can committing or intending to commit a crime and not appear suspicious at all.
And a person can appear suspicious if not committing or intending to commit a crime.
And there is no such thing as "legal reasons" for suspicion. There is no law defining what elements are legal, or not legal, in determining suspicion.
The Israelis have proven to highly effective in profiling. If you google the subject, as I have, you will find they use elements I have described above.
Fern