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16 minutes ago, braves121 said:

I'm not surprised you don't think its racist to say someone's home country is another country when they were really born in the US. 

I was born in the US, but wouldn't think you were racist if you said my "home" was Ireland (my grandfather's country of birth.  You would be wrong but not racist.  

Arabs are not a "race," either, at least not according to US policy.

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4 minutes ago, Interviewed_at_Weehawken said:

I was born in the US, but wouldn't think you were racist if you said my "home" was Ireland (my grandfather's country of birth.  You would be wrong but not racist.  

Arabs are not a "race," either, at least not according to US policy.

You don’t have to do or say anything racial to be labeled a racist, just something they disagree with.  Logic is not a strong suit for these youngsters. 

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"When an officer violates the public's trust this severely, my responsibility is clear: that person cannot remain in a position of police authority, and they cannot wear the San Jose badge. This technology is new; the standard is not."

This will begin an arms race. Cops that need/want to circumvent the rules and take advantage of this technology will start to probe for weaknesses.  And they will educate the rest, like prisoners in a jail. 
They are separated by tiniest line and similar motivations. 
One group breaks the rules to further their needs and motivations. 
Does this describe cops or robbers? 

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