Isn't that what we do at the airports? One is at an airport and the other is in a high-crime area.
Do you support 'Stop and Frisk' as a policy for reducing crime?
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That's a very interesting point I hadn't thought about before. What makes airports so special, vs. high-crime areas? Higher potential death toll, but lower probability of an incident.
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Absolutely not. Any violation of an individual's human and civil rights must be justified through due process of law. Cops can't just stop anyone they please and search them for no reason than the hopes of finding some element of criminality.
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No. It's tempting cause it works. But it's a violation of individual rights. Find a better way. Specifically the actual stop and frisk issue.
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Agree it's a violation of an individual's rights. But...would like your thoughts:https://twitter.com/AvramMeitner/status/1227518554209017858 …
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So only about a third of the people don't like to be molested by badge wearing thugs? hmmm...
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"I'm very much in favor of more police in high crime areas, and that obviously means predominantly black neighborhoods in this case. Totally separate issue from stop and frisk, from "throwing people up against a wall" based only on skin color." John Nolte I agree with John
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Skin color being the 3rd (and most minor) factor after age and Sex.
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