Rotherham rapists

Shouldn't the subject be "Re. Paedophile/Rapists?

 

Someone who raised this issue with Rotherham Council was told to never mention 'Asian men' again and was sent on an ethnicity and diversity course to raise her awareness of 'ethnic issues'


This wasn't incompetence it was evil allowed to flourish because public bodies are so hamstrung by box ticking on multiculturalism and race.

Race sensitivities above sexual abuse of children.


The far right really don't have to do much whilst such things occur - this does their recruitment for them.

Equality doesn't seem to apply if you are a disadvantaged white girl.


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Totally correct.
However, it wasn't the PC Brigade who covered up the child abuse perpetrated within parts of the Catholic Church. It wasn't the PC Brigade who covered up for Jimmy Savile. It wasn't the PC Brigade who covered up for Stuart Hall. It wasn't the PC Brigade who covered up for Rolf Harris. It wasn't the PC Brigade who covered up for Cyril Smith. It wasn't the PC Brigade who covered up the seemingly institutionalised paedophilia perpetrated within the Palace of Westminster and other areas of the Establishment. Funny how that story has suddenly disappeared off the front pages, with the Government not even appointing a chairperson to head the investigation yet.

 

What I'd like to know is, which ******* genius at Rotherham council, or wherever it was, came up with the idea that arresting ethnic minorities because they've broken the law is racist? I can't even begin to understand where that kind of thinking comes from.

Harassing people because they are part of minority when they haven't done anything wrong is bad. Arresting people, whatever their race/colour/gender/sexuality/nationality/religion, when they have done something wrong is good. It's the easiest thing in the ******* world to understand.

It's got nowt to do with political correctness or equality or left wing politics, it's just crass stupidity, on a level I don't think I've seen before.

 

well said that man.

 

It should be said there were Asian girls abused too. The police were inept, they disbelieved the girls not because Asian men were involved but because they thought the girls had "brought it on themselves".

 

It's a level of idiocy we can only marvel at.

What I would say though,having had occasion to interact with public bodies I that they have such a risk averse, arse covering, legislate-for-every-eventuality culture that I can see where it could originate from. The concerning thing here is that apparently being 'culturally aware' Is taken to a ridiculous level whereby It takes precedence over criminal activity.

 

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bmsV1TuESrc

 

There are a few things that this whole subject makes me question. The first is the statement that mosr victims were white so they must have been targetting white girls. Ie it was racialy motivated. I wonder how many teenage asian girls were in care or otherwise vulnerable. Could it not be that there were simply far more vulnerable easy target white girls than asian girls available to them? If I was to start murdering vilnerable old people then I reckon id kill far more white than asian oaps. Nowt to do with race its simply down to statistics and availability. There is also the fact that they gave them free booze and things and without stereotyping Id guess there are again far less young asian lasses who are drinkers (religious beliefs and all that) than young white lasses. Id also hazard a guess that they target girls who dont know their own family so that they girls abuse doesnt get back to the family of the abusers. Id further say that in clise nut asian communities they are more likely to know each other or know someone who knows them. Again thats a reason to target white girls who they have no connection to and it isnt a race issue its simply a case of choosing victims who you dont think youre going to get caught abusing.

My guess is that the original crimes are nowt to do with race at all. Its simply a disgusting group of men abusing young girls who they think they can get away with abusing. The fact that the abusers are asian is purely incidental just like the fact that the celebs who were at it being white was incidental.

The only point where race came into it is when some absolute tools saw asian and white and made a stupid racial connection instead of doing their job and/or moral duty and dealing with it.

 

My sympathies lie with ALL the victims of these disgusting crimes, whoever the evil perpetrator may be. Others seemed to be of the opinion that the victims of anyone who happened to be famous and/or well connected were only after compensation for what they'd been through.

 

Agreed.

 

Good post, well said.

 

what about the 'elephant in the room' that no one will refer to?

 

A bit of a random thought. I wonder how many young girls were victims of these men (and of the famous people too) who never considered themselves victims and were never unhappy about what happened until the stories have broke and they only now see themselves as victims. Imagine living your life being happy and having happy memories of sexual behaviour as a young teen only to years later have those happy memories tarnished forever and a sudden realisation that you were the victim of abuse. In a way that must be even worse than knowing all along.

 

Whats that?

 

I can't even begin to imagine what it's like to be a victim of abuse.

 

What an excellent post. The awful nature of the crimes will somehow get lost with a race, or bizarrely (on this board) political debate about who or what is to blame. The truth is these poor vulnerable girls were groomed and raped by a gang of peodophiles. Every public department should work together now to identify and convict those responsible and those who failed to act. Both crimes are abhorant.

This should lead to more enquiries. Just like the Westminster scandals they will tend to be perpetrated by groups of like minded people (wealthy white politicians who raped all those young boys) and Asian men in this case. All disgusting. Let's focus our anger on ensuring justice is done for the victims of all such crimes, and ensure we have a government unwilling to stand by and let it happen again.

 

No lets just turn a blind eye to child abuse and rape because we're too scared of upsetting the local Pakistani community or any other minority that we are too scared to offend. We have become far too worried about offending all sorts of minority communities and there are innocent people that are paying the price for this culture. I want to protect the vulnerable in society and if that means offending a few people to do so then tough. There are laws to protect people against racism / sexism / homophobia, etc and nobody has an issue with these but there is a massive difference between abiding by these laws and not pandering to the PC brigade. If people cant see that then that is there problem.

 

And also it should be said that the reports I read said that it was "mostly Asian men", i.e. not all.

 

I wouldn't have thought many teenage girls being drove around various towns being raped and beaten by dozens of men have particularly fond memories of it do you? I think the realisation they were in a helpless and utterly horrific situation hit home straight away. However, in the case of victims of famous people I get your point totally.