Topic: We should end racial profiling
Racial profiling could open the door to other types of profiling, such as profiling based on religion or sexual preference.
racial profiling creates animus between minority groups that are targeted and society at large, usually in the name of giving a false sense of safety or security.
Racial profiling creates distrust between people of color and police.
Racial profiling creates division among the different groups in a community.
racial profiling creates mistrust between cops and the minority communities they serve
Racial profiling damages the credibility of law enforcement officers, as well as the public's trust in them.
racial profiling discriminates against people of color based solely on their appearance, not merit
Racial profiling discriminates minorities unfairly, causing feelings of shame and anger that can in themselves cause violence and hate.
racial profiling distracts law enforcement agencies from more useful approaches and it prevents police from serving the entire community and also prevents communities from working with the police.
racial profiling distracts police from using actual evidence to catch criminals, as they are focused on skin color instead
racial profiling does help catch criminals and it should be allowed.
racial profiling does more harm than good because it destroys trust between law enforcement agencies and minority communities, making policing much harder
racial profiling does no one any good. it should be ended.
Racial profiling does not guarantee that a crime will be prevented or stopped.
racial profiling does nothing but permits law enforcement to commit legalized racism.
racial profiling doesn't work. especially with terrorism. terrorists are coming from all races now, especially the new home grown terrorists. this just increases racism and distrust in authority.
racial profiling encourages the reinforcement of stereotypes and can lead to minorities being unfairly targeted.
racial profiling ends up always impacting minorities disproportionately.  it is an inherently discriminatory and racist practice.
Racial profiling feeds racist sentiments and increases the likelihood of hate crimes.
racial profiling focuses on specific groups with the high probability of criminality and should not be ended.
racial profiling focuses on specific races, a form of police discrimination that unfairly targets the wrong people based on their appearance.
Racial profiling forces people into a life of crime by treating them like a criminal regardless of whether they have committed a crime.
racial profiling goes against what our justice system is based on - that everyone is innocent until proven guilty.
Racial profiling harms basic human rights of movement and privacy, usually with no clear justification, and we cannot allow that.
racial profiling has been proven to assist in the understanding of crime patterns, and helps with conviction rates and efficient, cost-effective policing.
racial profiling has been proven to be an effective tool in preventing crime
racial profiling has been proven to be effective and should be allowed to carry on.