these people know they can commit mass rape against children right in front of everyone's noses .
In fact doing nothing can often reinforce those cultural and religious beliefs.I personally have serious doubts that "leaving it to the community" would accomplish anything at all. When a problem is systemic to a culture, it won't easily be changed by intellectual means.
In fact doing nothing can often reinforce those cultural and religious beliefs.
It goes beyond deference as it is so aggressively enabling as to be almost more of a problem than the Islamism, since it runs interference for it. It denies there is even a problem to begin with, downplays that problem, minimizes it, ignores it, and attacks anybody who is honest enough to acknowledge the problem.
A woman is beheaded in her backyard in Edmonton by a recent Muslim convert and the press takes incredible care to suppress the information about the assailant. He is just referred to as an anonymous crazy man doing random crazy things, but nobody is even the least bit interested in the telltale manner of the attack, itself.
Why is nobody intelligent enough to ask the most basic question "what the hell is being taught in Mosques in Britain?" In an era when those who behead journalists with such glee are talking with a British accent, I would think a few more people would be asking that question instead of indulging in nothing but conditioned responses.
Among most communities, pedos are constrained by the fact that everyone thinks they're the lowest of the low. They can't just go out and form a local rapist gang and start mass raping children and have everyone know about it to boot. If pedos in the Pakistani muslim community can do that, it shows that the normal constraints found in every other society in Britain don't exist in parts of that community. Even if the cops were actually doing their job, I'm not sure they'd be all that successful in stopping these rapes since they can't put people in jail for grooming, they'd need victims to be brave enough to testify, and the rape gangs would threaten the girl's families if they did testify. In most communities in the world, rapists would face vigilante action if the police were incapable or unwilling to stop the rapists themselves, but these people know they can commit mass rape against children right in front of everyone's noses and the worst anyone will do is talk about how we need to "change attitudes". When attitudes of mysogeny and superiority are based not only in a difference of culture, but one of religion and dress, they're going to be hard to change. I'm especially pessimistic when people talk about "changing attitudes" as a solution for stopping rape when it seems to me more likely to be the other way around- changing attitudes is contingent on stopping rape. You can't make something socially unacceptable when it's happening all the time.
And I can certainly understand the disrespect Muslims have for their host communities when members of these communities try to defend rape, grooming, riots, etc. I doubt most Muslims would approve of these crimes but when the left are defending and denying them I can see where they'd become just as offended and frustrated as most non Muslims. It seems, like these young girls, that they can't expect much justice from their host communities either.I wouldn't say that Andy, Infinite, Manc and others are doing nothing. They are really quite active in providing the sorts of rhetoric that enables it by providing such a dense wall of rhetoric attacking any that do want to get at the root of the problem, that few are willing to cut through it. They are like the offensive line in American football whose job it is to protect the quarterback and open up holes for the running backs. They do not score directly, themselves, but they sure do protect those who are on the offensive.
If you see someone raping a kid and want to stop it (I hope you would), would you take immediate action to stop the behavior or take immediate action to change their mind about it?
I wouldn't say that Andy, Infinite, Manc and others are doing nothing. They are really quite active in providing the sorts of rhetoric that enables it by providing such a dense wall of rhetoric attacking any that do want to get at the root of the problem, that few are willing to cut through it.
They are like the offensive line in American football whose job it is to protect the quarterback and open up holes for the running backs. They do not score directly, themselves, but they sure do protect those who are on the offensive.
-- Many commentators have referred to the 'PC' aspect of the case. I don't think considering the amount agencies who undoubtedly turned a 'blind eye', that it is even contestable. Having a fear of taking 'action', does not condone the resultant 'inaction' --
I'll give you this - you can lie consistently and continuously despite losing the debate.
You failed on the rape jihad lie and are still trying to make out that British people's attitudes in general have anything to do with paedophiles success or not in getting victims.
you've failed miserably on all questions but I will ask another two - also, any of your brave supporters can have a go as I think you need help in more ways than one.
1) what work were the majority of the Pakistani Muslims employed in so that they came into contact with so many victims?
2) where did the grooming occur?
3a) what authority did Alexis jay's report state clearly disbelieved the figures and thus allow the paedophile gangs to become braver and expand on their actions?
3b) In light of continued efforts to lie and pretend British DP posters have anything to do with above - where are Andy, Manc Skipper or myself mentioned in Alexis Jay's reports and what role did we play in events?
Be prepared for me to copy paste ad infinitum while you lie and posture to your audience of fawning unquestioning posters.
Paul, the report is clear (as were the other reports). The original report placed in front of senior police was disbelieved. Plain and simple.
The "PC" element came afterwards where top-down instructions were given to staff to be wary of race. 3 reports clearly mentioned race but the last two were brushed aside because of "PC" - whereas critically, the first report was brushed aside by policemen.
Alexis Jay's report clearly states that many staff were aware of the race element but had to downplay it. That is specific and clear - the lies our American and Canadian cousins are pushing repeatedly is that this was a widespread British cultural issue.
To me, fault can clearly be pinned on those decision-makers directly responsible. All else is just fantasy posting.
I'm really clueless as to what it is you are defending?
His culture, people or religion is my guess.
Speaking of being aggressive to ensure the status quo continues.
I'll give you this - you can lie consistently and continuously despite losing the debate.
I disagree.
One brave Victim testimony states: "I was in a state of undress as was the Asian man. The Police officer came in and we locked eyes, he turned to his colleague and said NOTHING to see here, and left"
Members of the public reported "The Asian men used to wait outside the school gates, and young girls would get in and then drive away"
This was backed up by "Teachers reporting the issue to authorities"
These are just some of the instances of the most grotesque forms of PC imaginable. IC, there is absolutely NO other way of interpreting the inaction, other than to say, the 'culture of fear' in those that were in positions of authority was so ingrained, that they failed to act in any meaningful way. All the above are widely reported facts. I'm really clueless as to what it is you are defending?
Rotherham scandal victims:
She said she was groomed from the age of 11, and suffered dozens of attacks over five years at the hands of a gang of Asian men.
She said: “They felt they were fearless and untouchable. They laughed and said they would never be punished.
“The police said I was ‘asking for it’ and that I didn’t do myself any favours by hanging around with these men.
“I was taken in by social services half a dozen times and had an assigned social worker who was very much aware of what was happening. I was being viciously groomed and locked in strange homes with dirty, filthy men. I had no voice to speak. No-one listened.”
Paul
How's the fantasy rape jihad going?
I''m afraid he's got you there, Gardener!
You have a lot of those fantasy rapes?
Perhaps you're right. Maybe I should take your posts more seriously and respond more promptly.You two are like zombies, no matter how many times your lies are exposed, you keep coming back with the same dishonest lies and attitude as if nothing had happened.
I can't be held responsible for your memories.Yes, I seem to remember you claiming that muslims were responsible for 92% f sexual abuse and rape against children.
-- I can't be held responsible for your memories.
an islamophobe.
Where is my dishonesty? Are you having those same fantasies again?Let me remind you of your dishonesty - http://www.debatepolitics.com/europ...way-another-w-28-306-a-15.html#post1063704840
Oh,No! Not an Islamophobe!! That really stings!I expect that to be like water off a duck's back - dishonesty off an islamophobe's back.
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I'm finished here anyway - facts are the one true remaining feature of the thread:
1) Senior figures in the police failed the victims in 2002 - not politicians, not "political correctness"
2) No posters on this forum were in any way responsible or involved in events at Rotherham, Rochedale or any of the other places in the world were rape gangs have operated.
3) The Pakistani muslim rape gangs did not just target white girls.
4) Pakistani muslim rape gangs are not responsible for any more than 10% of the child sex or adult rapes that are recorded in this country.
5) There is no "rape jihad" except in people's minds.
6) The Pakistani muslim rape gangs were paedophiles first and foremost and like all paedophiles depended on opportunity and vulnerable victims.
7) If the facts don't support you - be dishonest and attack other posters.
8) And finally, claims of "racism" are very interesting because the only people who have even mentioned or recognised that there were muslim / Pakistani girls targeted were myself, Andy and Manc (in his report).
I will remember that when the next thread starts up claiming concern for brown girls in burkas and niqabs as younger, more vulnerable brown girls have not been mentioned or shown any concern about.
Goodbye from this thread. Here is the report once again
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