Delta4Embassy
Gold Member
OP's post is from 2013 and about Trayvon Martin. Was scratching my head for a sec. But I'll answer more generally,
Um, no.
The suspicious behaviour people report witnessing exhibited by blacks is if anything becomming aware they're under scrutiny and getting nervous. In effect, the surveillance changed their behaviour making them more self-conscious. Like wildlife photographers not wishing to artificially change their animal subject's behaviour by appearing out in the open so concealing their cameras as rocks and other natural objects to get real behaviour footage. Once you start following someone, once they notice it their behaviour changes but only because they know someone's following them.
Um, no.
The suspicious behaviour people report witnessing exhibited by blacks is if anything becomming aware they're under scrutiny and getting nervous. In effect, the surveillance changed their behaviour making them more self-conscious. Like wildlife photographers not wishing to artificially change their animal subject's behaviour by appearing out in the open so concealing their cameras as rocks and other natural objects to get real behaviour footage. Once you start following someone, once they notice it their behaviour changes but only because they know someone's following them.