Posted on 05/17/2010 8:07:36 AM PDT by reaganrevolutionin2010
An unhappy crowd booed Miss USA judge Cesar Nunez when he asked Miss Oklahoma a question about Arizona’s immigration law on Sunday night’s pageant.
Now some are wondering if Woolard's answer cost her the crown.
The "The Office" star asked Woolard if she supported Arizona’s law, which requires police to verify a person's immigration status if there's "reasonable suspicion" that the person is in the country illegally.
Woolard said she supports the law, saying she is against illegal immigration, but is also against racial profiling.
While many Americans are opposed to gay marriage, Prejean claimed she was victimized for her answer.
In perhaps a repeat of last year’s contest, Woolard lost the crown after answering a controversial question that may be unpopular with some, but reflects the opinion of the majority of Americans.
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They even have a name for them: “profilers”!!
advertising,insurance, fashion, movies, music etc...i.e. certain GROUPS are targeted to sell a product and that’s profiling. It’s just called “marketing”...but it’s the SAME THING.
What’s the diff when LEO’s use it to protect us and uphold the laws??
Trump doesn’t give a rat’s ass, he knows controversy = big ratings.
Trump is proof that PT Barnum was right!
Now, if you want to make it all about politics, be my guest. For me, no thanks. I have greater things to worry about.
Why would a disgusting deviant be allowed to serve on such a panel?
Rima Fakih swimsuit score raises a few brows among pageant enthusiasts
Among the beauty pageant enthusiasts, there is some discussion now about Rima Fakih swimsuit performance. The Miss Michigan was crowned the Miss USA 2010 at Sunday night’s pageant and to achieve that, she had to do a considerable living down since she scored lowest in the swimsuit section.
8.3 are all the judges could offer her and till the interview round, it was Miss Oklahoma Woolard who looked the hot favourite. But it was a question from “The Office” star Cesar Nunez which is thought to derail her campaign.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULFhWumBokw&feature=player_embedded#!)
It’s allowed if you do it to spread Islam and Sharia just like it is permissible to steal, murder, lie, and just about anything else. As long as it is in some way beneficial to the cause of Allah it is permissible.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2515189/posts
More PC crap from Hollywood.
Numbnutz Nunez, of course, inaccurately quoted “reasonable suspician”, when the law was amended and signed by Brewer, states that a person has to be “lawfully stopped, detained, or jailed”.
This lie is reported on a daily basis in our Leftist and treasonous media.
She’s the winner in my eyes. Good job, Miss OK.
Got that right.
Right, and the speed laws forbid excess speed too.
Right, how could anyone even be an effective LEO, without observing and coming to some conclusion?
and there is punishment for both infractions.
MAN HANDS!
It’s easy to show someone speeding, how would you show that someone profiled?
people claim it all the time. if they claim it, they have to be able to prove it, just like anything else.how is this NEW? i suppose if you were TOTALLY INNOCENT and could prove that{since the stop requires reasonable suspicion of illegal activity in the first place} then that would go a long way to proving you were racially profiled, that is, stopped only based on your race and not because of a reasonable suspicion of illegal activity. if you are engaged in illegal activity, and are stopped i guess you’d have a far more difficult time to prove it, since it’s LIKELY NOT TRUE that you were profiled in that case.
Besides, with two scumbags like Donald Trump and Farouk Shami owning the event ....
Silly question which exposes the failure to understand that these scum are not familiar with truth and do not value it, they’re just playing democrat games of political correctness. ... I’m learning to hate democrats
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