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The first thing that comes to mind when i hear of profiling at least for me is the act of discriminating others, whether it is religion, culture, or simply the color of your pants. It is simply unfair and discriminative to use profiling for anything including the prevention of terrorism. There are better ways to do it, cheking everyone no matter how boringly painful it may be would be a better inclination. That way no one would feel like being pointed at, and set apart for a particular thing. Besides if you think about it, for officials to use profiling to prevent terrorist attacks would not work and it would be a waste of time, for a terrorist could be anyone, from anywhere, and could be wearing anything. What are the odds that the terrorist will be in the chosen group!
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