While being more of a human thing than a racial one, most of us hate to run out of reasons for not achieving what we think we are capable of.
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While being more of a human thing than a racial one, most of us hate to run out of reasons for not achieving what we think we are capable of.
although both will be famous because of obama at the end of the day crowley hasn't lost anything and gates has.
Who are you kidding? They've both lost something. Remember, perception is a powerful thing.
Crowley, will be thought of as the racist cop who arrested a black man for no cause by those in society who lean that direction.
Gates, will be thought of in the exact opposite light. The black man will cheer him for playing the card he did and getting the president involved. Sure, some will think he over played the card but by playing the card it seems he's only interested in the minority opinion.
racism is definitely harder to forget about as a person of color. try finding black hair care products in utah.
well, uh ...now gates' pic is in the same file as any other criminal to be pulled up when they need to finger someone. his fingerprints can be matched to any crime scene making future arrests more likely. on job applications that ask "have you ever been arrested?" he has to check "yes". i think that's a bit more concrete than "wah, people don't like me anymore."
how often does this happen to caucasian americans?
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He doesn't have to worry about that stuff though, I'm sure he has a sweet tenure going. When I was in the Navy they took DNA samples in case they needed to identify our bodies, now all of those samples are in the Federal Database, is it fair I can't commit a crime without fear of my DNA being matched? All I did was volunteer to join the military, they told me nothing about DNA sampling.... Everyone knows the circumstances of his arrest.....
And now Obama is going to have both men over to the White House for beers I say it's win-win when the Prez buys you booze...
Hahaha like he cares. The guy is a friggin Harvard prof. He will have no problem finding another job. And like Lrgpkg stated, will be viewed as a hero for standing up against so called oppression.
tell you what. i'm gonna keep a copy of your name, ssn, and bank info in my files in case i need it for something. oh, and you can't say no.
it's not a matter of commiting a crime for me anyway. it's more of a privacy issue.
obviously it's because he's a friend of the PRESIDENT. that's new. isn't the real problem what happens on a day to day basis with average joes? it's great those three can hash out their differences for all of us to see but how many times have you been offered a beer by the police officer who just gave you a speeding ticket? what can learn from this?
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Please, in this age privacy is a myth, the only safe place to store information is in your brain and who knows how long that will last.....
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that's a point. criminals need to be dealth with accordingly no doubt. maybe 24/7 surveillance is the probiotic sluicing those envenoming eudaemonia of the beau monde. does it stop at the prison gates? public buildings? the street where you live? your kitchen door? i ain't tryin to live in no "truman show".
Pretty soon with RFID tags being implemented more and more in just about everything, along with our cell phones with not only the phone comms but also WIFI, bluetooth and some with Near field comms we will be trackable at all times... When the states start to require drivers licenses with RFID, credit card co's too we will never be able to escape it. I'm waiting for the day when the gov. starts embedding it into our money.......hell libraries have been using RFID for quite a while.....
it's evident privacy will soon be a thing of the past. the technology to scan the insides of your dwelling from a helicopter is already in use by police.
these rfid gadgets are tiny bundles of hell aren't they? do you have a choice to receive them if you're in the hospital donating plasma? is the doctor required by law to tell you before s/he puts that in your body? who is able to receive the transmissions? who IS receiving the transmissions? will they show up on x-rays or other standardized tests. how will the data gathered from this cancer be used? Then when you put it on top of racial profiling... omg... it hurts to think about it. i need a cookie.
these rfid gadgets are tiny bundles of hell aren't they? do you have a choice to receive them if you're in the hospital donating plasma? is the doctor required by law to tell you before s/he puts that in your body? who is able to receive the transmissions? who IS receiving the transmissions? will they show up on x-rays or other standardized tests. how will the data gathered from this cancer be used? Then when you put it on top of racial profiling... omg... it hurts to think about it. i need a cookie.
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This type of tech is available to consumers...I"m sure the intel community's ISR tools are hand over fist more advanced
YouTube - Tapping your cell phone
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speaking from an outside perspective, Obama is about the best thing to happen to the sates in terms of leadership for over a decade.
George W did his level best to drag the name of the USA through the international mud. I honestly feel he personally did more to ruin the reputation of the USA than anyone else I can think of.
I'm sure Obama has his faults, but at the very least he comes off as intelligent, well spoken and generally fair minded. Like him or not, you have to agree that he's doing a great deal to repair the damaged image of the US on the international stage. As a country you were wise to elect him imho.
George W did his level best to drag the name of the USA through the international mud. I honestly feel he personally did more to ruin the reputation of the USA than anyone else I can think of.
I'm sure Obama has his faults, but at the very least he comes off as intelligent, well spoken and generally fair minded. Like him or not, you have to agree that he's doing a great deal to repair the damaged image of the US on the international stage. As a country you were wise to elect him imho.
something tells me most of MENA and Asia haven't changed their views much of the US
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fair comment, but there is always a certain portion of the population that are not going to change their views no matter what.
The vast majority however are open to persuasion one way or the other. People actually look forward to hearing what Obama has to say in his speechs when they're on the news, I always used to cringe whenever I saw George W on the podium.
Perhaps Obama in some ways has an easy ride, almost anyone would look coming in after Bush, but on the other hand, he's inherited the worst economic climate in recent times and at a time when America's international image is at a low ebb.
So far he seems to be doing a good job or representing the US on the world stage. whether he turn out to be an excellent president or not remains to be seen, but early indications appear possitive. Just my $0.02 anyway, easy to comment when you don't have to live there!
The vast majority however are open to persuasion one way or the other. People actually look forward to hearing what Obama has to say in his speechs when they're on the news, I always used to cringe whenever I saw George W on the podium.
Perhaps Obama in some ways has an easy ride, almost anyone would look coming in after Bush, but on the other hand, he's inherited the worst economic climate in recent times and at a time when America's international image is at a low ebb.
So far he seems to be doing a good job or representing the US on the world stage. whether he turn out to be an excellent president or not remains to be seen, but early indications appear possitive. Just my $0.02 anyway, easy to comment when you don't have to live there!
I really hope you are joking with this ignorant post. It has nothing to do with racism and everything to do with economics. Its about supply and demand. Demand is very low hence there is little reason to carry such products. if you really have a problem, go to wallmart.
We don't need a president for international PR. very little do I care what the french think about the US.
I'm guessing there are very few Blacks there.
Very few blacks here in utah, lots of hispanics.
to any gov't workers who know what the name of the tapping software is in invanry's post please enlighten us. now that i'm noticing more police in my quiet neighborhood it'd be nice to maybe install it on my phone so ya'll could hear my call from important crime scenes instead of wasting tax dollars driving up and down the block.
I've seen Hispanics with Jheri Curls and Afros.....
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