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[*] posted on 1-30-2026 at 06:03 PM


Quote: Originally posted by surabi  
Quote: Originally posted by cupcake  

It's not about ethnicity, but it can be about country of origin, traveling documents, legal history, stated reasons for travel, etc., etc.



Quite something watching you MAGAs tie yourself in knots trying to deny the fact of racial profiling.


I didn't realize I was a MAGA. Somehow, I feel as though I have been profiled :rolleyes:
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[*] posted on 2-1-2026 at 12:56 PM


Cupcake, for being the singular voice for not driving anywhere yourself, your voice is indeed singular on this forum.

I never got the impression from your posts of being on one side or the other, in regards to blue or red.

You have provided a fresh voice to this forum site.

I never considered not driving myself after over fifty years, and still don't.

The one time I rode with a friend down to Cabo/Pescadero was an adventure all of its own and never been repeated.

Camping at Pescadero in a tent during a hellacious storm had

me longing for my van.

Watching the sides of my tent flapping like crazy all night long,

had me longing for my van.

Camping next to John of the Mama's and Papa's was singular.

Seeing Bill Waltons trailer parked at Pescadero all winter was singular, until the water flowed, taking out the restaurant and camp grounds.

I always parked on the bluff above the valle for such occasions when Mother Nature showed her power.

The locals I met a the time remain a treasure.

Ross, thank you for much more than the slats of organic strawberries we all enjoyed.

Your hospitality was appreciated at the time and I wish you well all these years later.






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[*] posted on 2-1-2026 at 01:25 PM


What the f does some site Blossom have to do with my previous post?

I now see it has been removed.

Thank you Nomad for your judicious management.
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[*] posted on 2-1-2026 at 03:10 PM


Quote: Originally posted by surfhat  
Cupcake, for being the singular voice for not driving anywhere yourself, your voice is indeed singular on this forum.

I never got the impression from your posts of being on one side or the other, in regards to blue or red.

You have provided a fresh voice to this forum site.

I never considered not driving myself after over fifty years, and still don't.



Thank you for the kind words, Surfhat.
Yes, I have been a lifelong registered Independent, and have voted for both Democrats and Republicans.
I did drive in Mexico decades ago, when the world was a different and seemingly safer place. I even drove round trip down to Panama from Los Angeles once; a trip I enjoyed very much.
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[*] posted on 2-1-2026 at 03:51 PM


Quote: Originally posted by lencho  
Quote: Originally posted by surabi  
Quite something watching you MAGAs tie yourself in knots trying to deny the fact of racial profiling.

Of course profiling happens. It's a statistically useful tool for law enforcement, duh.

My opinion is that those that claim it shouldn't exist, don't understand the profession.

What they DO with that profile information is the point here. The situation you described goes beyond statistics into discrimination.


Well written, lencho.




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[*] posted on 2-1-2026 at 04:11 PM


CBP Policy on Nondiscrimination in Law Enforcement Activities and all other Administered Programs
https://www.cbp.gov/about/eeo-diversity/policies/nondiscrimi...

They have left the door open for using racial profiling in the "most exceptional circumstances". But normally no. This might well be different when considering what ICE does, and can do legally, when trying to apprehend people that are in the country illegally. There might well be a distinction between that and border crossings / ports of entry procedures.

"The use of race and ethnicity information in violation of this policy may subject CBP employees to discipline under the Standards of Conduct."

[Edited on 2-1-2026 by cupcake]
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