In America our street patrolmen are our first line of defense against our law breaking segment of society. Rookie patrolmen don't know much when they start their careers as they are at an apprentice level of knowledge. As time goes on they learn the ins and outs of their job from on going education from their superiors, their partners, other patrolman, local colleges, from their first hand experience and from the crooks themselves.

All of us in society have a personal history, and we draw from that personal history to make judgments for our future actions and decisions. Policemen during their careers have learned that a disproportionate number of lawbreakers belong to minority groups and rightly scrutinize these groups more intently than others.

We ask of these men and women to place themselves in harms way daily to protect you, me and our children. In so doing, these brave men and women hone a fine instinct from situational personal history, a skill built to keep them alive. As a fly fishing guide I often taught people to fish, setting the hook was part of the skill, you have 100'th of a second to set it. This doesn't provide any time to think, there is only reaction time; instinct and reaction learned during situational personal history from missing the hook set on many fish. Often, times reaction time is all a Policeman has in a fluid situation. Policeman stay alive to protect us another day by exercising their situational personal history skills, i.e., survival skills by using every tool in their bag, instinct, reaction, knowledge, and history. Are there mistakes? yes, Is this a perfect world? No.

All this hoopla about racial profiling is a bunch of hogwash granted politically correctness has demonized racial profiling as a horrible activity, however, an honest person must concede that since a disproportionate number of historical offenders belong to minority groups, that "racial profiling" and "historical profiling" are synonymous, no honest person could argue that historical profiling is wrong. Furthermore, it is their duty to carry on and put their hard earned knowledge of police work history to the best use possible, not ignore it!

If America is to demand of our patrolman not to use what they have learned on the job while building their personal history and education of the streets, I think it only fair that all politically correct imbeciles do the same and erase their bogus, liberal, misrepresentation of common sense personal history conveyed to them by pseudo cultural referees and maybe then the world could be a better, safer and saner place.