Will there be an oral or picture exam for those of us who are illiterate but still perfectly capable of having children ? <| sep |> So I am right ! Thanks . <| sep |> 1 good girl 1000 bitches <| sep |> Lol , half of petty revenge a this point if stupid people just being dicks rather than getting justified revenge . This is one of those times . <| sep |> still have my gf too <| sep |> You are 100 % right . I didn ' t know the UK had chocolate called smarties . That makes the reference to chocolate make perfect sense . <| sep |> They have an obligation to be efficient , but I give them a pretty long rope to figure out creative ways to police . Lord knows criminals aren ' t so constrained . They also have an obligation to work within the constraints of the laws and not violate the rights of citizens , which is one of the biggest issues with carding , that the rights of citizens have been routinely violated in these carding stops . Your long rope seems to include the systemic stopping of black people , specifically males , disproportionately . We are not talking about stopping people with reasonable suspicion or those who are known to be criminals , we are talking about stopping of random people doing normal things such as walking through a neighbourhood , sitting on a bench in front of their building , waiting at a bus stop , you know , things that everyone does and does not draw any reasonable suspicion of a crime occurring or any criminal intent . Are minority groups over policed out of a confirmation bias or are police investigating or responding to actual crime ? One of my favourite personal examples of how ludicrous carding is in Toronto is the time I was carded in Forest Hill . Walking to a friends house in Forest Hill , business casual attire , carrying a suitcase in the early afternoon . Was carded by an officer because I didn ' t look like I was from the neighbourhood . Now , the question is , would a white male in business casual attire with a suit case walking in Forest Hill be stopped because they didn ' t look like they were from the neighbourhood ? The answer is most likely no . If there was an actual crime , then they wouldn ' t be carding me , they would have been detaining me , and the officer wouldn ' t say I didn ' t look like I was from around there . It seems to be more a confirmation bias than responding to an actual crime a lot of the time , and if it was investigating and responding to crime , that is fine . The issue is when it is not related to a crime and it ' s just a tool to flex some police muscle and maybe hope they find something to write you up for .