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billethkid 12-08-2014 09:53 AM

New non profiling guidelines coming from Holder
 
the perp was 5' 6 " tall.....brown hair....wearing brown shoes and a blue jacket!

Rags123 12-08-2014 10:09 AM

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Originally Posted by billethkid (Post 978007)
the perp was 5' 6 " tall.....brown hair....wearing brown shoes and a blue jacket!

This hysteria is leading us toward...well, the federal government will decide what is best for your community, not your community.

Practicality will take a back seat and no longer allowlocal communities decide how to enforce LAWS !

I want my police to do whatever it takes to insure that my community is safe.

Color of skin should make a difference in deciding whether you vote and a lot of other things...that is for sure. But not in enforcing the law and keeping us safe.

JB in TV 12-08-2014 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Rags123 (Post 978015)
This hysteria is leading us toward...well, the federal government will decide what is best for your community, not your community.

Practicality will take a back seat and no longer allowlocal communities decide how to enforce LAWS !

I want my police to do whatever it takes to insure that my community is safe.

Color of skin should make a difference in deciding whether you vote and a lot of other things...that is for sure. But not in enforcing the law and keeping us safe.

I'm trying to understand your second to last sentence, please explain.

graciegirl 12-08-2014 12:02 PM

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Originally Posted by JB in TV (Post 978071)
I'm trying to understand your second to last sentence, please explain.

I know enough about Rags from reading his posts to know that he did not mean it as any kind of racial bias. Rags is one of the most fair people I have not yet met.

Tennisnut 12-08-2014 12:13 PM

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Originally Posted by billethkid (Post 978007)
the perp was 5' 6 " tall.....brown hair....wearing brown shoes and a blue jacket!

Are you talking about the 12 year old in Cleveland shot within a few seconds by the police after arriving at the park. That could have been me several years ago. I guess some would consider it unintended consequences of protecting us from all the bad people in this world. I believe in is bad police work.

billethkid 12-08-2014 12:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Tennisnut (Post 978094)
Are you talking about the 12 year old in Cleveland shot within a few seconds by the police after arriving at the park. That could have been me several years ago. I guess some would consider it unintended consequences of protecting us from all the bad people in this world. I believe in is bad police work.

I have no idea what the above is about.

My sarcasm has to do with the new guidelines Holder is trying to get approved before he leaves office outlawing profiling.......or as I like to restate his intent, disallowing description of any kind that may be discriminating or incrminating or hurt somebody's feelings or disagree with special interest groups desires (shortened to Do Nothing....more sarcasm!).

Abby10 12-08-2014 12:52 PM

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Originally Posted by billethkid (Post 978007)
the perp was 5' 6 " tall.....brown hair....wearing brown shoes and a blue jacket!

This is absolutely ridiculous! Just another attempt to hand tie law enforcement officers and make their jobs more difficult. Who are we protecting here with this nonsense? Certainly not the safety of the general public. It will only create an atmosphere which will make our police officers even more impotent than they already are being made by the biased hype of the media. I fear that we are a society on the precipice of a slippery slope.

gomoho 12-08-2014 12:52 PM

billethkid - if you really have no knowledge of this incident in Cleveland I suggest you watch the video and you would better understand why some of us are beginning to ? what the hell is going on. I would provide a link if I knew how - sorry.

l2ridehd 12-08-2014 12:52 PM

I think he is very confused. He is making profiling equal racism. Not the same thing at all. You profile those like the one's who commit the most crimes. That is not racism.

Most terrorists are Muslim. So if you are looking for a terrorist in some specific area based on intelligence, you should use profiling to resolve the problem as fast as possible.

If a cop had decent knowledge that their is coke being snorted at some party and most coke snorters are young white males, than they should use profiling to make the arrest.

If they are looking for a drug dealer in a specific area and the last 20 drug dealers arrested were black, than they should use profiling to solve the problem.

If they are near the border with Mexico and trying to find a person who entered the country illegally, they should use profiling to make the correct arrest.

None of those examples are racism. They are using previously known information to resolve the crime as fast as possible. Which any person of any race who is a law abiding citizen should want and expect from our law enforcement officers.

There are just as many examples of things that should be considered racism, but there is a very distinct difference between racism and profiling. And confusing the two is a huge mistake. Doesn't seem to stop Holder from trying to screw it up. It's almost like he wants to promote riots and race issues.

Tennisnut 12-08-2014 12:57 PM

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Originally Posted by billethkid (Post 978098)
I have no idea what the above is about.

My sarcasm has to do with the new guidelines Holder is trying to get approved before he leaves office outlawing profiling.......or as I like to restate his intent, disallowing description of any kind that may be discriminating or incrminating or hurt somebody's feelings or disagree with special interest groups desires (shortened to Do Nothing....more sarcasm!).

The young boy's name was Tamir Rice. The video will give you pause and question the current recruiting and training practices of police officers.

Rags123 12-08-2014 01:17 PM

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Originally Posted by JB in TV (Post 978071)
I'm trying to understand your second to last sentence, please explain.

Despite Grace's kind words below....err....above , I mean if racial profiling is what is necessary to protect my family and my neighbors then so be it.

I do not want to be a victim because the police for some reason were not allowed to approach, describe or otherwise deal with a criminal.

If that is racist, then so be it. Frankly all those on here who are always calling race....they would agree or they are not telling the truth.

golf2140 12-08-2014 01:59 PM

In MO and NY it was a big black guy doing something Illegal. So Holder suggests we look for a small white guy ?????????????????

Watch the 6:00 P.M. news and see who we should be looking for !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

graciegirl 12-08-2014 02:15 PM

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Originally Posted by l2ridehd (Post 978112)
I think he is very confused. He is making profiling equal racism. Not the same thing at all. You profile those like the one's who commit the most crimes. That is not racism.

Most terrorists are Muslim. So if you are looking for a terrorist in some specific area based on intelligence, you should use profiling to resolve the problem as fast as possible.

If a cop had decent knowledge that their is coke being snorted at some party and most coke snorters are young white males, than they should use profiling to make the arrest.

If they are looking for a drug dealer in a specific area and the last 20 drug dealers arrested were black, than they should use profiling to solve the problem.

If they are near the border with Mexico and trying to find a person who entered the country illegally, they should use profiling to make the correct arrest.

None of those examples are racism. They are using previously known information to resolve the crime as fast as possible. Which any person of any race who is a law abiding citizen should want and expect from our law enforcement officers.

There are just as many examples of things that should be considered racism, but there is a very distinct difference between racism and profiling. And confusing the two is a huge mistake. Doesn't seem to stop Holder from trying to screw it up. It's almost like he wants to promote riots and race issues.


If there weren't people like you who use words to make sense of things in this day and age, I would lose all hope.

janmcn 12-08-2014 02:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Abby10 (Post 978110)
This is absolutely ridiculous! Just another attempt to hand tie law enforcement officers and make their jobs more difficult. Who are we protecting here with this nonsense? Certainly not the safety of the general public. It will only create an atmosphere which will make our police officers even more impotent than they already are being made by the biased hype of the media. I fear that we are a society on the precipice of a slippery slope.

The guidelines announced today by Attorney General Eric Holder only apply to federal cases. That is the extent of his scope of authority, not local or state or municipal law enforcement officers. Racial profiling has been banned in this country since 2003.

Villages PL 12-08-2014 02:23 PM

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Originally Posted by billethkid (Post 978007)
the perp was 5' 6 " tall.....brown hair....wearing brown shoes and a blue jacket!

Perp? Could you explain more about what this thread is about?

sunnyatlast 12-08-2014 02:25 PM

When the feds and their enablers demonize and tie the hands of local law enforcement under the guise of mass-stereotyped "racism", they create a zone ripe for federal police control to grab even more power over arrests, prosecutions, and evidence.

An example is that the WH and Holder are promoting federally funded use of police video body cameras whose recordings can be either released, or withheld, by the federal agency proposing to fund them with federal tax monies.

Example of what can happen:

Suppressing internal dissent

During the Cold War, the KGB actively sought to combat "ideological subversion"—anti-communist political and religious ideas and the dissidents who promoted them, which was generally dealt with as a matter of national security in discouraging influence of hostile foreign powers.

After denouncing Stalinism in his secret speech On the Personality Cult and its Consequences in 1956, head of state Nikita Khrushchev lessened suppression of "ideological subversion". As a result, critical literature re-emerged, including the novel One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich (1962), by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, who was code-named PAUK ("spider") by the KGB.

After Khrushchev's deposition in 1964, Leonid Brezhnev reverted the State and KGB to actively harsh suppression; house searches to seize documents and the continual monitoring of dissidents became routine again. To wit, in 1965, such a search-and-seizure operation yielded Solzhenitsyn manuscripts of "slanderous fabrications", and the subversion trial of the novelists Andrei Sinyavsky and Yuli Daniel; Sinyavsky (alias "Abram Tertz"), and Daniel (alias "Nikolai Arzhak"), were captured after a Moscow literary-world informant told KGB when to find them at home."
KGB - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

bimmertl 12-08-2014 02:25 PM

Wow, used to be opinions became facts on this site. Now sarcasm has become factual to some. Perhaps the actual guidelines might help.

http://www.justice.gov/sites/default...ace-policy.pdf

Rags123 12-08-2014 02:28 PM

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Originally Posted by janmcn (Post 978168)
The guidelines announced today by Attorney General Eric Holder only apply to federal cases. That is the extent of his scope of authority, not local or state or municipal law enforcement officers. Racial profiling has been banned in this country since 2003.


You are absolutely correct in what you say !!!!

Want to be they filter down ? QUICKLY !

billethkid 12-08-2014 02:28 PM

the way I look at it is....profiling is a technique used to identify potential perpetrators.

If in fact the profile includes stating white, black, brown or yellow what is the big deal?

The big deal is Holder, Sharpton, Obama, et al do not want to see the fact that a black may be pegged as the likely suspect. They know the numbers....they know the percentages....they know the odds of a black person being in the profile....they want this eliminated.

Unfortunately I have become a seasoned dis-beleiver of ANYTHING these folks promote because it is usually not for the greater good or safety or protection.
Classic example.......illegal immigration and the selected or no enforcement of laws already on the books.
In my experience the actions being taken are in fact devious because they fail the test of serving the greater good and safety of we the people of America.

They have earned this distrust and in some cases disrespect!!But that is me and how I feel about what is happening!!

Bogie Shooter 12-08-2014 02:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Rags123 (Post 978015)
This hysteria is leading us toward...well, the federal government will decide what is best for your community, not your community.

Practicality will take a back seat and no longer allowlocal communities decide how to enforce LAWS !

I want my police to do whatever it takes to insure that my community is safe.

Color of skin should make a difference in deciding whether you vote and a lot of other things...that is for sure. But not in enforcing the law and keeping us safe.

What does this mean??

Rags123 12-08-2014 02:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter (Post 978177)
What does this mean??

As I re read this, I am sorry...not clear.

I mean that the color of your skin should never prevent you from voting, for example, but to me it is not something to avoid in crime prevention or apprehension of criminals or suspects.

Sorry for not being clear !

Tennisnut 12-08-2014 02:42 PM

Attorney General Eric Holder, who has long spoken out against racial profiling, has been under pressure from civil- rights and civil-liberties groups to broaden rules put in place in 2003 that banned profiling based on race and ethnicity. The new guidelines will also prohibit profiling based on national origin, sexual orientation, and gender identity.

The new guidelines have nothing to do with race or ethnicity. The previous administration addressed those issues. It is readily apparent that those guidelines have not been followed and are being ignored by those who are empowered to enforce the law.

rubicon 12-08-2014 02:47 PM

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Originally Posted by janmcn (Post 978168)
The guidelines announced today by Attorney General Eric Holder only apply to federal cases. That is the extent of his scope of authority, not local or state or municipal law enforcement officers. Racial profiling has been banned in this country since 2003.

The federal government via many of its agencies from the IRS to the EPA Justice Department, to Energy Dept have for the last six years made attempts to garner control from states not to mention Congress. So anything the federal government does now is met by me with skepticism . I also include the Federal Reserve here.

As to profiling it all depends on whose ox is being gored, isn't it.

In the 1950's there were communist infiltrating the federal government but those guilty feigned indignation.

Around the same time the mob was being investigated by AG Bobby Kennedy and they feigned indignation It occurred with the neo-nazi, blacks muslims, etc

What's a cop to do? Is a cop suppose to say please don't take this wrong since you are a ----- because I am not profiling but I couldn't help notice people stop their cars you visit them and then they drive away...not that I am complaining mind you but we have had complaints about drug trafficking here . I also notice that bulge in your jacket pocket that is likely your snack because i would want to accuse you of packing heat as it might be upsetting to you

billethkid 12-08-2014 02:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Tennisnut (Post 978185)
Attorney General Eric Holder, who has long spoken out against racial profiling, has been under pressure from civil- rights and civil-liberties groups to broaden rules put in place in 2003 that banned profiling based on race and ethnicity. The new guidelines will also prohibit profiling based on national origin, sexual orientation, and gender identity.

The new guidelines have nothing to do with race or ethnicity. The previous administration addressed those issues. It is readily apparent that those guidelines have not been followed and are being ignored by those who are empowered to enforce the law.

I must be confused then. If one cannot use race in the profiling or a suspect how can the new guideline be said to have nothing to do with race or ethnicity.

If a black woman were assaulted by a white man, under the new guidelines she would not be able to identify the perp as white.....and the law enforcement would not be able to say they are looking for a white guy....etc????

Hence my sarcasm in the opening post!!!!

The actions being taken have everything to do with racism in all it's ugliness!

Tennisnut 12-08-2014 03:07 PM

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Originally Posted by billethkid (Post 978193)
I must be confused then. If one cannot use race in the profiling or a suspect how can the new guideline be said to have nothing to do with race or ethnicity.

If a black woman were assaulted by a white man, under the new guidelines she would not be able to identify the perp as white.....and the law enforcement would not be able to say they are looking for a white guy....etc????

Hence my sarcasm in the opening post!!!!

The actions being taken have everything to do with racism in all it's ugliness!

It is apparent from the above comments that several posters have failed to to read the guidelines and assumed that identification of persons of interest by physical characteristics is forbidden by the guidelines. The guidelines are provided below if you like to comment on those portions you disagree and provide constructive suggestions.

http://www.justice.gov/sites/default...ace-policy.pdf

graciegirl 12-08-2014 03:10 PM

That is what is so hurtful to me. The Federal government is supposed to be protecting ALL of us. Not some of us. AND I would start with the law abiding ones first, if I were King.

sunnyatlast 12-08-2014 03:24 PM

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Posted by Rubicon:
"What's a cop to do? Is a cop suppose to say please don't take this wrong since you are a ----- because I am not profiling but I couldn't help notice people stop their cars you visit them and then they drive away...not that I am complaining mind you but we have had complaints about drug trafficking here . I also notice that bulge in your jacket pocket that is likely your snack because i would want to accuse you of packing heat as it might be upsetting to you.."
This is exactly how absurd they're trying to make local law enforcement look. And so, when local law enforcement looks like laughingstocks undeserving of an ounce of respect, "somebody will have to step in".

Enter federal law enforcement and its increased control.

gomoho 12-08-2014 03:26 PM

Gracie - actually the new guidelines protect everyone. Profiling by gender or sexual orientation is now illegal. Personally I didn't know there were gender or sexual orientation specific crimes going on. This is nothing but a bunch of crap flowing out of Holder's mouth so people believe he is doing something.

George Bush is responsible for making racial profiling illegal. Been in place for a long time and can't say if it has helped our not. But this stuff Holder said he started working on in 09 and he considers one of the major contributions of his tenure are a joke. Goes to show you he is as worthless as we all suspected.

Tennisnut 12-08-2014 03:31 PM

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Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 978205)
That is what is so hurtful to me. The Federal government is supposed to be protecting ALL of us. Not some of us. AND I would start with the law abiding ones first, if I were King.

I totally agree and that's why persons of all color are peacefully demonstrating for protection for ALL and condemning those that are violating the premise of peaceful demonstration.

No one has specific comments on the text of the new guidelines?

graciegirl 12-08-2014 03:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Tennisnut (Post 978220)
I totally agree and that's why persons of all color are peacefully demonstrating for protection for ALL and condemning those that are violating the premise of peaceful demonstration.
No one has specific comments on the text of the new guidelines?

Did you miss the fires and the looting part?

Tennisnut 12-08-2014 04:09 PM

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Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 978230)
Did you miss the fires and the looting part?

No, did you miss those that were peacefully demonstrating condemning those were not demonstrating in a peaceful way. Not all demonstrators are up to no good just as not all cops are bad or good cops. However, there are some who overstep the boundaries of good decency and should be brought to justice.

JB in TV 12-08-2014 04:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Rags123 (Post 978128)
Despite Grace's kind words below....err....above , I mean if racial profiling is what is necessary to protect my family and my neighbors then so be it.

I do not want to be a victim because the police for some reason were not allowed to approach, describe or otherwise deal with a criminal.

If that is racist, then so be it. Frankly all those on here who are always calling race....they would agree or they are not telling the truth.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rags123 (Post 978181)
As I re read this, I am sorry...not clear.

I mean that the color of your skin should never prevent you from voting, for example, but to me it is not something to avoid in crime prevention or apprehension of criminals or suspects.

Sorry for not being clear !

NOW I understand. Thanks for clearing it up! :clap2:

Gary7 12-08-2014 05:31 PM

I hope everyone can take the time to read the guidelines in the link posted by Tennisnut in post #25.
If you read the entire 12 pages (which includes 17 examples), then I would hope that you may consider that this law is fine. It states that law enforcement can profile on specific cases such as crime, homeland security, etc ... however, they cannot, as an example, profile people in a routine traffic stop just because they want to profile a certain segment of the population.

A one-sentence excerpt:
"In conducting all activities other than routine or spontaneous law enforcement
activities, Federal law enforcement officers may consider race, ethnicity, gender,
national origin, religion, sexual orientation, or gender identity only to the extent
that there is trustworthy information, relevant to the locality or time frame, that
links persons possessing a particular listed characteristic to an identified
criminal incident, scheme, or organization, a threat to national or homeland
security, a violation of Federal immigration law, or an authorized intelligence
activity."

Tennisnut 12-08-2014 05:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Gary7 (Post 978277)
I hope everyone can take the time to read the guidelines in the link posted by Tennisnut in post #25.
If you read the entire 12 pages (which includes 17 examples), then I would hope that you may consider that this law is fine. It states that law enforcement can profile on specific cases such as crime, homeland security, etc ... however, they cannot, as an example, profile people in a routine traffic stop just because they want to profile a certain segment of the population.

A one-sentence excerpt:
"In conducting all activities other than routine or spontaneous law enforcement
activities, Federal law enforcement officers may consider race, ethnicity, gender,
national origin, religion, sexual orientation, or gender identity only to the extent
that there is trustworthy information, relevant to the locality or time frame, that
links persons possessing a particular listed characteristic to an identified
criminal incident, scheme, or organization, a threat to national or homeland
security, a violation of Federal immigration law, or an authorized intelligence
activity."

Sorry Gary7, but I do not think many will read it since it was written by Eric Holder who many hold in contempt.

Barefoot 12-08-2014 06:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary7 (Post 978277)
I hope everyone can take the time to read the guidelines in the link posted by Tennisnut in post #25.
If you read the entire 12 pages (which includes 17 examples), then I would hope that you may consider that this law is fine. It states that law enforcement can profile on specific cases such as crime, homeland security, etc ... however, they cannot, as an example, profile people in a routine traffic stop just because they want to profile a certain segment of the population.

A one-sentence excerpt:
"In conducting all activities other than routine or spontaneous law enforcement activities, Federal law enforcement officers may consider race, ethnicity, gender, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, or gender identity only to the extent that there is trustworthy information, relevant to the locality or time frame, that links persons possessing a particular listed characteristic to an identified criminal incident, scheme, or organization, a threat to national or homeland security, a violation of Federal immigration law, or an authorized intelligence activity."

"Trustworthy information" seems a debatable term. Who decides whether information was trustworthy, the media, law enforcement, the public?

gomoho 12-08-2014 06:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary7 (Post 978277)
I hope everyone can take the time to read the guidelines in the link posted by Tennisnut in post #25.
If you read the entire 12 pages (which includes 17 examples), then I would hope that you may consider that this law is fine. It states that law enforcement can profile on specific cases such as crime, homeland security, etc ... however, they cannot, as an example, profile people in a routine traffic stop just because they want to profile a certain segment of the population.

A one-sentence excerpt:
"In conducting all activities other than routine or spontaneous law enforcement
activities, Federal law enforcement officers may consider race, ethnicity, gender,
national origin, religion, sexual orientation, or gender identity only to the extent
that there is trustworthy information, relevant to the locality or time frame, that
links persons possessing a particular listed characteristic to an identified
criminal incident, scheme, or organization, a threat to national or homeland
security, a violation of Federal immigration law, or an authorized intelligence
activity."


Ok, I'll ask again - what will this accomplish that the ban against racial profiling in 03 by Bush hasn't? This nonsense about gender and sexual orientation has nothing to do with anything. How is this anything more than just grandstanding by Holder? trying to appease the base he is on this?

Rags123 12-08-2014 06:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tennisnut (Post 978287)
Sorry Gary7, but I do not think many will read it since it was written by Eric Holder who many hold in contempt.

So, you have read it in its entire and agree with all of it ? I dont and since you mentioned it, could you refer me to some links or posts to substantiate what you say about contempt for Mr Holder.

Thanks

graciegirl 12-08-2014 07:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rags123 (Post 978313)
So, you have read it in its entire and agree with all of it ? I dont and since you mentioned it, could you refer me to some links or posts to substantiate what you say about contempt for Mr Holder.

Thanks

That would be me saying I thought Eric Holder was stirring the racial pot.

I think this country has gone back decades in race relations in the last couple of months. I don't know who to blame but I have some favorites.

Rags123 12-08-2014 07:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 978317)
That would be me saying I thought Eric Holder was stirring the racial pot.

I think this country has gone back decades in race relations in the last couple of months. I don't know who to blame but I have some favorites.

TENNISNUT said "MANY. hold in contempt" No disrespect but you are not many !!

Oh, and even those who have been supporters of the equal rights movement agree with you, but my question was the word MANY !!

Gary7 12-08-2014 07:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Barefoot (Post 978304)
"Trustworthy information" seems a debatable term. Who decides whether information was trustworthy, the media, law enforcement, the public?

The word trustworthy appears eight times in the article and I believe that the article answers your question. To correctly interpret the guidelines, I think IMHO it is best to read the entire 12 pages of the document.


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