Sentences: 1. It would n't be victimisation of an entire community .
2. Khalid Mahmood , a Muslim Labour MP for Birmingham , argues : `` I think most people would rather be profiled than blown up .
3. If people want to fly safely we have to take measures to stop things like the Christmas Day plot .
4. I think people will understand that it is only through something like profiling that there will be some kind of safety .
5. As Mark Farmer argues : `` It still amazes me how words can be so quickly demonized , so the very mention of the word causes irrational outrage .
6. Profiling is not about demonizing people or violating their rights .
7. Profiling , by making security more effective , would in fact better safeguard everyones rights .
8. Profile doesnt mean baseless discrimination against a certain nationality or race in this case , it means judging people at airports by set of criteria which raise a red flag . ''
9. The fact is the majority of people who have carried out or planned these terror attacks have been Muslims .
10. Profiling may have to be the price we have to pay .

What claim can be made from these sentences?
Profiling is consistent with individual rights: