Do we know that yet? I wasn't aware that a list of all the victims, including their ethnic origin, had been made public. Do you have links that show that the victims were 100% white British?
What I do know, that which has been widely publicised, is, the overwhelming majority are white. That said, lets say 1, 10, 15 out of the conservative estimate of "1400" were of different colour, mixed race even. Would that make it any less racist? Moreover, it is this 'incessant' pursuit to find less than a 'smidgen' of evidence to protect these racist paedophiles, that is evermore worrisome. When some reporters/commentators now use appropriate 'vernacular' to actually call it as 'it is', you can see some of the less well 'conditioned' actually come to the life. The well 'conditioned' PC
left are so aghast at the prospect of meeting such a challenge they go all out 'clutching at snippets of counter evidence' because reality is not the "brave new world" (Huxley) they are programmed to encounter. Very sad, but true.
For me, the evidence that speaks loudest is that which the victims have imparted. On at least three occasions young victims have used the term "white trash" as the term to which Asian men use towards them. Take that as you will. The systemic cultural PC aspect comes into play when these vulnerable victims came into contact with the authorities. The Police, social services, councillors et al are (not were) totally afflicted with this 'protect the Asian community' at all costs, for FEAR of upsetting some warped sense of community cohesion. Off the top of my head, so far, the Labour party has expelled 4 councillors for such complicity. Of course, you can dig out why they were expelled, and come to some less than damning conclusion, but would they (the Labour party) use words such as a culture problem? NO. Is it just coincidence this abuse dates back to 1997? Lets hope so.
Labour suspends four councillors who 'let down' Rotherham - Telegraph
"As Ed Miliband made clear last week, large numbers of young people in Rotherham were systematically abused and then let down by those who should have protected them. It cannot be allowed to stand."
'Institutional political correctness' probe ordered by Theresa May into Rotherham child abuse scandal - Telegraph
"The Jay Report last week detailed harrowing examples of girls from Rotherham - many of them in local authority care - who were raped, trafficked and threatened with extreme violence, and found that senior council officers, elected members and police officers were aware of the problem for years but failed to tackle it."
"She said that Communities Secretary Eric Pickles was likely to launch an inquiry into Rotherham Council’s handling of criminal allegations, amid concerns that
officials were unwilling to pursue the cases because of fear of offending cultural sensitivities".
The following is a good overall piece:
The Rotherham child abuse scandal is a tale of apologists, misogyny and double standards - Comment - Voices - The Independent
"The perpetrators are not paedophiles in the normal sense of the word. Racial and cultural odium as much as ugly lust and power drives them to abuse. Most of them are also irreversibly misogynist. It is a lethal mix, this sexist psychopathy"
In a nutshell:
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I ask them to think what they would feel if gangs of white men took out their girls, gave them presents, took them places, and then seduced, beat and passed them around. The men might say they were rescuing the girls from oppression, showing them a good time, saving them from a life of forced marriage and all that."
To continually look for ways to make this systemic acts, less abhorrent, is disgusting to say the least.
Paul
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