Reply With QuoteMuslim test: Yes or no?
What about this:
I think you'll find it's futile to ascertain religion from a head dress. But I emplore you to have a guess at the above.
AT RESTIt always seems gets out of hand by some .Originally Posted by rangieman
You two are the only ones putting a racial slant on it
I and many others glossed over it with out a second thought who or what sex or religion were driving the car
I think next time will say a homosapien was driving a bus whilst on a mobile phone. That will please the politically correct. That then broadens the pool.
So when police report is filed for anything , you tell the cops a homosapien and don't go into any detail, when asked for a decription you don't say anything as it might be profiling. Let them suspect every one the same in their investigations.
TopicToaster
SubscriberMuslim test: Yes or no?
What about this:
I think you'll find it's futile to ascertain religion from a head dress. But I emplore you to have a guess at the above.
-Mitch
'El Burro' 2012 Defender 90.
ForumSage
Queen Rania , so a reasonable assumption.
Swaggie
Its not about being PC, its about not being a **** to people while being blissfully unaware of it.It always seems gets out of hand by some .
I think next time will say a homosapien was driving a bus whilst on a mobile phone. That will please the politically correct. That then broadens the pool.
So when police report is filed for anything , you tell the cops a homosapien and don't go into any detail, when asked for a decription you don't say anything as it might be profiling. Let them suspect every one the same in their investigations.
Cheers
Slunnie
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Swaggie
Carefull who you name as the royalists might get offendedQueen Rania , so a reasonable assumption.
AT RESTWhy is this what usually happens or is this just stereo typing
Loud Mouthed Rat Bag
I spotted one of those stereo-typicley typical young woman today, texting with her phone resting half on her lap and half on the steering wheel. I thought "I'll just drive a little further away from you." So that's what I did.
Cheers, Billy.
Keeping it simple is complicated.
TopicToaster
SubscriberWhile the risk of getting beaten, stabbed or shot shot is low, I think you'd agree that it's one of those outcomes you don't want to be on the receiving end of. Maybe it's just me being risk averse. So I mitigate accordingly, and tend to not stick my nose where it's not welcome.Why is this what usually happens or is this just stereo typing
-Mitch
'El Burro' 2012 Defender 90.
Lord Jock
Yesterday on the Calder in a 100kph zone we had a dill coming towards us in an old Commodore and he was drifting across the centre line. We had to get right over to the edge of the carriageway to ensure he wasn't going to collect us. When he got close enough you could see he was distracted by something on his lap, probably a mobile phone, the vehicle had "P" plates on it and it was one the cars without a front seat where the driver has to look under the steering wheel, plus he had his head on back the front, or was it just his cap!!!!!!!
Cheers, Mick.
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OldBushie
No, they wear their caps back to front to match their head...................and their brain capacity. Another sign of small brain capacity is the over sized muffler or a trail of McDonalds wrappers thrown out from their heaps of ****.
ps. Damn, I've just stereotyped somebody.
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