Let me ask you something, did you listen to the initial 9/11 call?
If you did, in your opinion, was the description given was one of a suspicious person or a young innocent man?
Please discuss why thought it was ...
Its not about his description...its about what initiated his reason for him thinking he was suspicious? He said one reason...but that's his response...and we don't know that to be true. We don't know that his clothing along with his race...was cause for him to be suspicious....yet you got ppl saying it is in the realm of impossible.
This reminds me I was out a best buy....in the pc section....mind you. and this I want to say middle aged white lady went past, where 3 best buy workers were, 2 being white, a dude...and a chic and a Asian guy...to ask me about has the jay-z album came out, and is it the in thing ppl want etc.... cause she was getting it for her son.
Am I saying this lady was damn near Nazi/klan status.... am I saying she targeted me with ill will, and wish death on me...and was going place a pipe bomb in my car when I left NO....But it was be naïve and foolish to think that despite, having 3 employees who work at the store, and was in the music section...and spoke to her, she walked passed all them to go waaaaaaaaaaaaay on the other side of the store to ask me about a product in the store...and dismiss asking the ppl WHO WORKED THERE.
Of course she saw me..and based on race, age etc... she figured hey he would know about this more then the white guy....who kinda looked redneckish. the skater looking white chick, or the Asian guy. And that was based on stereotypes...and this perceived notion based on those stereotypes.
Im not so clueless or blind to the fact that had it been about iuno a taylor swift album, that she would have dismissed the help of those three employees in the MUSIC SECTION to go waay to the pc section to ask me about a country pop album.
And that's how many of you guys are acting...as if stereotypes/race/preconceived notions based on race are irrelevant and don't exist.
Hell in early nt days we had the biggest problem with this...in particular with Asians/whites on the west coast who based I guess on where they are from and its acceptances, thought it was cool to through the N word around. But you had many blacks in particular southern ones who was like nah that ish aint cool and shouldn't fly. Was anyone saying all every white and Asian person on nt was on some deeply rooted hatred racist mindset etc....NO. But it did show that based on their interactions/preconceived notions etc...with blacks it was cool and acceptable. And based on those stereotypes/preconceived notions thought it was cool to do on nt.