Same race profiling?

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I get what your saying but my response is being taken out of context. I was directly responding to the person saying that Hispanics and blacks are more likely to comit a crime because there are more minorities in jail, I was saying that a white man is just as capable of committing a violent crime.

I'm not quite sure what you're saying here. The only thing I can make sense of is the last line about white men being capable of violent crime. And I agree absolutely.

To walk up on a crowded intersection and randomly pick a mini van with a family in it and snatching a kid right out is as bold a crime as any and I fear if someone is that intent on getting a child something like a locked door isn't gonna stop them. It would be easier just to smash the driver side window out, pull me out at gun point and take my van with my family in.

I don't think you get what I'm saying here. Stuff like the scenario I just quoted doesn't really happen unless the two parties know each other and it's a targeted crime. Your comment about being easier to smash out a window? No sir. To smash out a window, you're going to have to come prepared. You can't just nonchalantly walk up like nothing is wrong and smash out a car window. It would be a lot less conspicuous to just saunter up to a car and reach for the handle to see if it's unlocked.

Not trying to argue but I'm just saying. Like I said I didn't see the guy as a threat and I have military and security background so I feel like I'm pretty good at spotting imenent danger.

I'm not trying to argue, either, man. Just see it a discussion. And you might not have seen the guy as a threat, but apparently your wife did. And whatever security experience you have surely can be a helpful asset, but you just never know, dude. Always better to play it safe, you know?

Again, I think it's a cheap shot to take at your wife unless you were kidding around.

But I really just found it as a good opportunity to give my wife a hard time.[/QUOTE]