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> Not once have I turned off the engine. Not once have I been instructed—or even asked—to turn off the engine. That could be where you live. It's pretty standa
by legitster 3y ago
> Not once have I turned off the engine. Not once have I been instructed—or even asked—to turn off the engine.
That could be where you live. It's pretty standard practice in this area.
I've also been asked to step out of my car several times, and my dad once had guns pulled on him as part of a misunderstanding.
It happens to white people too and it's bizarre to think that it would not?
- krger 3y ago>It happens to white people too and it's bizarre to think that it would not? I do not doubt that it also happens to white people. The point is that it happens to white people at a disproportionately lower rate than it does to non-white people.