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Profiling people won't help stop terrorist attacks. How can you profile a terrorist? The answer is that you can't. Terrorist can be anyone from anywhere in the world. That being said, there's absolutely no way to profile a terrorist. Recently, there was a suicide bombing in the Middle East by a CIA member. It turned out he was a double agent working for a terrorist group. Most people wouldn't have expected him to be a terrorist because he worked for the CIA, but like I said, terrorists can be anyone from anyplace. Also, if airport officials profile on a certain race or group of people, they might pay too much attention on that group of people instead of others who could also be terrorists. Not to help future terrorists, but if airport security profiles a specific appearance as a terrorist, then can't people just change their appearance to look less like a terrorist?
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