If you actually knew anything, that would be discrimination.
Against popular belief I can actually know something and I do discriminate.
You just classified yourself as racist.
I don't believe I did.
What if you went to a foreign country and did not comply with a country's customs? Would you want to be kicked out of a restaurant, a hotel, or a plane?
Well if I went to a foreign country that had bad blood with the country I came from I'd have the sense to look like I belong and speak what ever language they are.
Yeah, they shouldn't, panzer.
*Laughs* I knew someone would say that.
It doesn't matter. Fear does not outweigh an individual's rights.
Oh I disagree with that. I think safety should outweigh an individual's rights. It'd be for the greater good in my opion. So to be on the safe side I'd watch out for the people from the Middle East.
Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Those words define freedom, and they are clearly stated in the Declaration of Independence.
Other than for Americans, I don't personally know anyone who would agree with that. And even though that is in the Declaration of Independence you should know that's not how America is.
Should we be afraid of white people, because they commit more crimes than any other race in the United States, and have murdered more people than Middle Easterners in the United States. I can easily bring up statistics to prove it, if you want me to.
I would actually like to see those statistics and those statistics references.
Also I'm talking about on planes who to watch out for. And since white people aren't particularly known for hijacking planes and running into buildings with them I'd still watch out for the people that look like there from the Middle East.
They shouldn't be. Why should one group be under surveillance more than another group when all people are equal under the law?
Well in my opion depending on the circumstances and what one group is particularly know for I think they should be put under careful scrutinization.
If a white man bombs a plane, does he deserve a smaller sentence than a Middle Eastern man who bombed a plane?
No, they would desere the same punishment, and I don't think if you strapped on a bomb and ran into a building you could be punished.
Anyway, the don't make sense. If I grow a beard, get some colour, and then learn Arabic, does that mean I should be isolated? Does that isolation make sense when I am law abiding, just like everyone else in that plane?
What do you mean the don't make sense? Anyways I think you know my answer to that question. I don't believe you should be isolated. I believe you should be under a discreet watch. Anyways why would you do that unless your planning on going to Saudi Arabia?
Mountains are several miles high. Mount Everest is almost six miles above sea level. Planes only fly about four miles above earth. He was right. He was also talking about mountains. He explicitly said mountains
Ah well never mind about that paragraph. I must've been confused with something else.
Well, let's see. How many people are there on Earth? 6.3 billion. How many people bombed the Twin Towers? No more than 10 people. I can give you links, but I think it is pretty self explanatory.
Ah well maybe the chances of hitting a building in a plane are those odds but I thought he meant the chances of being hijacked, or being killed with a suicide bomb were 5 out of 6.3 billion.
The Bush Administration has all poisoned your minds
I've never read the Bush Administration or really anything about Bush.
Only a handful of people bombed the World Trade Center.
Only a handful of people did that but they were part of a larger group.
More Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor than Middle Easterners bombed WTC
The reason we don't need to scrutinize the Japanese in my opion is because they don't dress like every day people and attack places or bomb places. The military did that. If Japanese civilians started attacking places strapped with bombs it'd be a different story. But since it was the army that did it (in my opion) you don't need to watch out for those Japanese.
The American airplane security has just reached a new level of stupidity. First we start patting people down and using nude scanners, then we kick people off for looking a little different and speaking their own language? Pathetic. People are so paranoid, it's breaching new levels of ridiculousness. This is a violation of basic rights and even if someone is scaring the other passengers for having a beard and a tan, that's no reason to kick them off the plane.
Ah yes, of course your right about that we should just let people on without searching them for weapons of any sort or patting them down or searching the bags. God forbid the airlines should get rid of safety procedures that reduces the chance of the planes being hijacked.
How can you be half of a religion?
Of course you can't truly be half a religion but it can be like your half Christian. You believe in most of the Christian concepts about the commandments like "Thou Shall not Steal" (I'm not quoting word for word), but you may not believe in that God. Like myself. I believe in most of the commandments but not that particular God. So I'm sort of half Christian.
I don't know if that confused anyone but if it did oops
The saving of money does not justify kicking people off just because they're making a few other people uncomfortable.
Oh yes it does. The saving of $4600 or the losing of $400, the company has to think financially not morally. It's a company after all.
So, if I walked into a restaurant, brought some music, and started playing it, and it happened to be music that the other customers didn't like, then naturally your first instinct would be to kick me out of the restaurant?
Yes I think you would be kicked out if you brought in blaring music that threatened the business to lose some cash. And why wouldn't you have brought head phones?
The airline workers could have asked the Arabics to speak in English
That's precisely what they should have done.
