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Self-Defence For Minorities
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Many nations have neighbourhoods for minorities alone. There was a country
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which, during the 1940.s, also made minorities clutter around in places of
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their own . Nazi Germany. With that in mind, here.s a brief self defence
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guide for minorities.
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I. Be a step ahead
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Let.s say you move to a new apartment. According to research, the common
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human being tends towards bias and drawing conclusions on the spot. And
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they discriminate.
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Your chess move is to stay silent. For one thing, no one likes a loud
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mouth, which should award you some neutrality from other neighbours and,
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secondly, the trick we will be using is giving your enemy enough rope to
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hang themselves. For our purposes, it is them who will do all the talking.
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II. Easy surveillance
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Spy cameras in the shape of pens are extremely cheap and essentially,
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impossible to spot as a threatening device. They come with audio and
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video, in different resolutions, and can connect via USB.
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What you will be doing is placing this pen or similar device (pack of
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cigarettes cam, teddy bear cam) and immediately point it towards them. You
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will be keeping track of their every move before they.ve done anything at
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all. If and when it comes the time to present evidence to your local civil
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rights movement association, they will accept this evidence gladly.
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III. Don.t get mad, get everything
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The point behind these strategies is that, discrimination and mobbing
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being illegal, you want them to make all the moves, should they decide to
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discriminate against you.
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There are the rare times, however, when you have a conversation face to
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face with the harassers. Do not ever lose your temper, use this trick
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instead; insult them thoroughly but in classy, polite language, and they
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will simply not know how to respond. That way you conserve your dignity
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while not putting yourself in a rough spot.
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IV. Be like Elliot Ness
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Sometimes your neighbours won.t be so easy to catch. But no one is perfect
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and they are bound to make a mistake in some aspect of their lives.
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If, for instance, they are remodelling, you can hire a decibel measuring
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crew to record the loud sounds. That was how Al Capone was caught after
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all, for tax evasion, not for selling liquor and, you know, killing
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people.
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V. Don't give them the last word, give them every word
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You may be talking on the phone about personal affairs when you hear the
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neighbours mocking you or whatever. They may listen to you giving out your
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number.
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It would be wise to get caller ID in case they figure out your phone and
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call and hang up. It adds to yet another weapon in your arsenal.
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If you experience any of these problems in more than one place of
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residence, you can send the data to the authorities anonymously.
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