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Generally when you get pulled over on a highway the officer comes up from behind...not a guarantee by any means you know the drivers race. How can you conclude
by throwaway_jobs 6y ago
Generally when you get pulled over on a highway the officer comes up from behind...not a guarantee by any means you know the drivers race.
How can you conclude the officer knew the drivers race and that’s the reason for the stop?
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- specialist 6y agoYou're ok with the background check, insipid questions, and unexplained warning? "How can you conclude the officer knew the drivers race" What measure of proof do you require?
- throwaway_jobs 6y ago> What measure of proof do you require? At least some before I label someone a racist. Like I said he might be racist but I didn’t see anything to label him that. Just because he is a white cop pulling over a black driver Doesn’t make him racist. If everything was the exact same but the cop was black would you label him a racist or just a dickhead cop? I said many times I’m not ok with the stop, but based on the stop and questions I was clearly a bias of being rental/out of towner (which is wrong too, but doesn’t make someone a racist) Forget what proof I need, what did you see that makes him a racist? You think he has never stopped a white person for no good reason and asked them similar questions (Maybe, but I doubt it)?