Profiling?

I have recently been seeing and hearing a lot about different races saying they are getting "profiled" by the police and others. Are these people really THAT stupid to even think or say something like this? I am a gay man and with all the times that things where said to me or done to me, I think I would be able to say the same thing. BUT, if these people were not doing such stupid things like: stealing, sitting home on their fat asses, getting into gangs, raping, robbing, etc. They would not be getting "profiled". In the world of retail that I work in, I have noticed there is mostly one race that I catch stealing ALL the time more then any others. Which I just have to laugh to myself when I hear them say they are getting profiled.

If you want to stop all of the things said about you and your race, get off your fat asses, off the welfare, and get a damn job. Some, or most, live in a nice house or apartment, with at least 2 or more kids, drive brand new cars, have brand named clothes, live with a boyfriend/girlfriend that is working. But yet, they say they are getting profiled. If they weren't doing the things they are doing, and actually were upstanding people in the community, showing their brood of kids they care good people, actually "paying" for things instead of stealing it, paying for things with money instead of living off the state or city where they live, things would be different in their lives and they would NOT be getting "profiled" by anyone.

So PLEASE take my opinion and shut the hell up and get over yourselves. If you want to say your "people" were slaves, etc. Think about it, EVERYONE'S relatives were slaves at one point in the past. The past is the past, you were not there, you have no clue what happened to other races back then. What happened back then was a bad thing, yes, but time to move on, grow up, and get on with your life to make it better for others that are coming up behind you. Instead of showing them how bad things are now, give them something to actually look forward to in their life.