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I'm sorry, but you both don't understand it. The police has training in identifying persons of interest or suspicious looking people. Tourists are more routine
by X4 13y ago
I'm sorry, but you both don't understand it. The police has training in identifying persons of interest or suspicious looking people. Tourists are more routinely controlled, but I believe that black persons are more often controlled for their passports (because police suspect them of staying illegal in the country, or it's simply racism, idk). I can say that, because I travel a lot, with all types of public transportation. WIth a car you only have ID-Checks at borders, sometimes.
- Udo 13y agoI'm sure both of us understand that. It's just that we're talking from personal experience which in tptacek's case led to him asserting that the EU is a thoroughly "paper's please" region, whereas the US is simply catching up. In response to this I felt compelled to counter that notion as I believe it's not factual. If I was in a polemic mood I'd have asserted that where ever restrictions on freedom are introduced in Europe, it's because they're emulating the US in that regard, not the other way around.