GirlNextDoor15
24-11-2011, 02:01 PM
http://www.deathandtaxesmag.com/162771/ron-paul-the-only-candidate-to-condemn-racial-profiling-at-cnn-debate/
Of all those who remarked on the TSA, Ron Paul was the only one with sense enough to see that racial profiling is A.) unfair and B.) counter-productive. By profiling, we are “digging a hole for ourselves,” he said. “What if [the terrorist] look like Timothy McVeigh? You know, he was a pretty tough criminal,” explained Paul, referencing the white American who orchestrated the Oklahoma City bombing. Implementing a superficial screening process based on xenophobia and hateful loathing ends up eroding all of our rights, explained Paul, because terrorism is not a person — it’s a tactic. Said Paul, “[Terrorism] isn’t a person. It isn’t a people. So this is a very careless use of words. What about this? Sacrifice liberties because there are terrorists?”
Read this article and watched a few video clips about Ron Paul at CNN Debate.
It seems like he was the only one againsttargeted identification and racial profiling. Whatever he said at the debate was very true indeed and I couldn't agree more with him. In my opinion, he is also the only one who thinks for the future. :)
What do you think? Do you agree with what he said? :D
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Of all those who remarked on the TSA, Ron Paul was the only one with sense enough to see that racial profiling is A.) unfair and B.) counter-productive. By profiling, we are “digging a hole for ourselves,” he said. “What if [the terrorist] look like Timothy McVeigh? You know, he was a pretty tough criminal,” explained Paul, referencing the white American who orchestrated the Oklahoma City bombing. Implementing a superficial screening process based on xenophobia and hateful loathing ends up eroding all of our rights, explained Paul, because terrorism is not a person — it’s a tactic. Said Paul, “[Terrorism] isn’t a person. It isn’t a people. So this is a very careless use of words. What about this? Sacrifice liberties because there are terrorists?”
Read this article and watched a few video clips about Ron Paul at CNN Debate.
It seems like he was the only one againsttargeted identification and racial profiling. Whatever he said at the debate was very true indeed and I couldn't agree more with him. In my opinion, he is also the only one who thinks for the future. :)
What do you think? Do you agree with what he said? :D
Moved from 'Discuss Anything' by Competitions (Forum Moderator) as better suited here. :)