San Bernardino Shooting

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The police wouldn't have said anything but if it turned out to be nothing you would have heard from the ACLU and anybody else that they were singled out for suspicion because they were Muslims. Which is a real concern with the over sensitive political correct BS that we have to put up with. What's wrong with profiling? If the profile is 25 to 30 year old middle eastern men wearing a turban, police have to stop 85 year old Irish nuns to appear not to be profiling a specific group? What good is a description? I find the whole thing ridiculous and I don't care if they are offended.
 
Aquanero said:
The police wouldn't have said anything but if it turned out to be nothing you would have heard from the ACLU and anybody else that they were singled out for suspicion because they were Muslims. Which is a real concern with the over sensitive political correct BS that we have to put up with. What's wrong with profiling? If the profile is a 25 to 30 year old middle eastern men wearing a turban, police have to stop 85 year old Irish nuns to appear not to be profiling a specific group? What good is a description? I find the whole thing ridiculous and I don't care if they are offended.
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HEY why don't you go ahead and leave my Irish grandmothers outta this ok!?! I'm offended.
 
krichardson said:
....calling bs on the neighbors being worried about being called racists for reporting the activity at the terrorists house.It's not like the police would have scolded them over the phone about it had they called them.
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The police wouldn't but Obama might've. Did you miss what happen with the kid who brought the clock to school that looked like a bomb? Got invited to the White House, got invited to visit facebook HQ, got a ton of celebrity shout outs and the person who reported it is being sued.
 
That's the most ridiculous thing. I was just thinking about that (I wanted to say future terrorist, but I won't) kid who was honored for his actions. IMO the school officials did the right thing--it looked like a bomb. In this day and age when a kid can't even bring an aspirin to school without medical documentation for need, bringing something that looks like a bomb is certainly not appropriate.
 
I forgot to mention he got a scholarship offer to MIT too. All for being falsely accused of bringing a bomb to school as his science project. Im def leaning toward believing the neighbors. you could become a target of radical Muslim backlash after you get dragged through the mud with the way clock boy story unfolded
 
Isn't that something, the kid gets invited to the White House for building what looked like a bomb. So whats wrong with being concerned and checking it out before they allow it into the school? If it turns out to be nothing fine, everybody go back about your business end of story. If it was a bomb and it blew up then everybody would ask how that could be allowed into the school if someone thought it looked like a bomb. This never dawned on anyone else. Of course no one wants to call and report it if they are going to be ostracized for it. If it was another ethnic group he would have been thrown in jail. That's going overboard in the opposite direction so we don't offend anyone, then this jackass invites him to the White House for a photo op and MIT wants to give him a scholarship, what the hell's going on around here?

EDIT: Why stop here just putt his face on a coin while your at it.
 
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The stage is now set for a terrorist to bring a real bomb to school with school officials not willing to do anything because of their fear of getting sued.
 
pacu mom said:
The stage is now set for a terrorist to bring a real bomb to school with school officials not willing to do anything because of their fear of getting sued.
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If I had a dark skin kid I would send him to school with a science project with lots of wires in a suitcase just to get a free scholarship.
 
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