Uh-oh.....some explaining to do
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Then why pull her over? You don't have to answer.......I'm sure they stopped just as many people for the same reasons of the caucasian order.......
Shocking to see you go racist about this.Then why pull her over? You don't have to answer.......I'm sure they stopped just as many people for the same reasons of the caucasian order.......
I said I'm sure they did stop people of caucasian skin color.......you went all racist.
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I bet in your eyes, racism and racial profiling are obsolete and exaggerations.
Certainly to a much lesser degree than you do. Racial profiling is necessary IMO though.I said I'm sure they did stop people of caucasian skin color.......you went all racist.
I bet in your eyes, racism and racial profiling are obsolete and exaggerations.
I bet in your world you think you make sense and that nobody laughs at you.I said I'm sure they did stop people of caucasian skin color.......you went all racist.
I bet in your eyes, racism and racial profiling are obsolete and exaggerations.
You didn't read the article, did you? Her window tint was within the legal limits of Florida law. Nice try.....
Doesnt mean they could clearly identify her race. Just because your guilt drives you to believe everything is about racism does not mean it is.
The officers said that's why she was pulled over. The officers said they didn't have a meter to measure the tinting with them. Both the parties (police and AG) state that the windows were tinted. The state attorney states that the tinting was within state limits but I'd like to see confirmation of that. Just because the tinting was within legal limits doesn't mean that the officer could see the race of the person within the vehicle particularly if they approached the car from behind. This is a nothing burger as the state attorney hasn't filed a complaint and no citation was issued by the police.
I read it. No matter how silly, I wouldn't comment on a race driven story without reading it. Maybe you would, but that's a good way to step in it, imo. Profiling, right or wrong, shouldn't be a surprise in that line of work. If she feels aggrieved, she's got them by the short curlies in social climate where this is a story. A little goodwill could go a long way. That would be more of a surprise, but wouldn't be news worthy. Not sure I'm buying the 'dog ate our tint kit' but i bet they don't leave home without it from now on (if they still have jobs.)
