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This Rotherham stuff...
Very disturbing....
Of course one musn't mention race or religion... |
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Or politics.
Mind you makes Ferguson look pretty tame. Ra ra ra? If it was a one off issue then it would be very sad. |
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Links, anyone ... No clue what you are talking about ...
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Anyway, The Millers lost to Swansea in the League Cup. The fact that they are playing Brentford in New York on Saturday needs some explaining. |
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Blatant failures of political and police leadership contributed to the sexual exploitation of 1,400 children in Rotherham over a 16-year period, according to an uncompromising report published in the aftermath of allegations of gang rape and trafficking in the South Yorkshire town.
Written by Prof Alexis Jay, a former chief inspector of social work, the investigation concluded that the council knew as far back as 2005 of sexual exploitation being committed on a wide scale by mostly Asian men, yet failed to act. This is the fourth report clearly identifying the problem of child sexual exploitation (CSE) in Rotherham. The first, commissioned by the Home Office back in 2002, contained "severe criticisms" of the police and local council for their indifference to what was happening under their noses. But instead of tackling the issue, senior police and council officers claimed the data in the report had been "fabricated or exaggerated", and subjected the report's author to "personal hostility," leading to "suspicions of collusion and cover up", said Jay. From the Guardian. |
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Originally Posted by kimilseung
(Post 11383715)
You are grossly under estimating your responsibilities as OP.
Trying do this uncommon activity known as "work" at the same time... |
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BBC radio 5 had an interview with a female relative of one of the men convicted. She raised some interesting issues around collusion in a male-dominated culture. The apparent cover-up obviously needs a full inquiry. I would think there was more to it than 'PC-ness', however this stick will obviously be used.
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I have to say, given Aisha, that this kind of pisses me off.
Mr Hussain said: "There's nowhere in ..... the religion of Islam that says child exploitation is allowed - it's completely forbidden" |
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Originally Posted by kimilseung
(Post 11383752)
I have to say, given Aisha, that this kind of pisses me off.
Mr Hussain said: "There's nowhere in ..... the religion of Islam that says child exploitation is allowed - it's completely forbidden" |
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I feel a Fatwa coming....
Marches, protest the lot. Waiting for George Galloway to make some comments. |
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POLITICAL CORRECTNESS!
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Originally Posted by Lothianlad
(Post 11383890)
POLITICAL CORRECTNESS!
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Originally Posted by kimilseung
(Post 11383892)
Was it political correctness that hid and failed to investigate decades of abuse at numerous care homes across the country? Is that what protected Saville and his cohort? I am not sure it is that simple.
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It is a cultural problem related to gangs, rather than a religious one imo. I did part of the research for a doc on grooming that investigated Rotherham and other such areas in the UK.
It is disgraceful and sad nonetheless. Plenty of notable people from the Muslim and Asian community have been speaking out against it, but that doesn't get as much airtime unfortunately. Hoffage |
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Originally Posted by Steerpike
(Post 11383692)
Links, anyone ... No clue what you are talking about ...
Report reveals 1,400 cases of sexual exploitation - CNN.com |
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I am sure it is just the tip of the iceberg.
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Just heard on the radio that the man who uncovered all the abuse is saying that it's widespread to many other English towns.
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Originally Posted by hoffage123
(Post 11384876)
It is a cultural problem related to gangs, rather than a religious one imo. I did part of the research for a doc on grooming that investigated Rotherham and other such areas in the UK.
It is disgraceful and sad nonetheless. Plenty of notable people from the Muslim and Asian community have been speaking out against it, but that doesn't get as much airtime unfortunately. Hoffage |
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Originally Posted by Hotscot
(Post 11385063)
Just heard on the radio that the man who uncovered all the abuse is saying that it's widespread to many other English towns.
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Originally Posted by Ruth16
(Post 11385087)
I haven't heard of any of them speaking out, where did you hear ?
I also think it is gang-related. One possible religious component, which applies not just to Islam, is that when you restrict normal sexual relations between young people it is going to manifest in other ways. Just a personal theory though. |
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I don't like to see Rotherham in the press for such bad things, especially when it clearly happens elsewhere too. As previously stated, this is just the tip of the iceburg
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Originally Posted by Southy_SWFC
(Post 11385215)
I don't like to see Rotherham in the press for such bad things, especially when it clearly happens elsewhere too. As previously stated, this is just the tip of the iceburg
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Originally Posted by Southy_SWFC
(Post 11385215)
I don't like to see Rotherham in the press for such bad things, especially when it clearly happens elsewhere too. As previously stated, this is just the tip of the iceburg
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There is the issue of police ignoring rape allegations from women perceived as being of a lower socioeconomic status. Not confined to Rotherham.
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Quote yesterday from a former LABOUR Member of Parliament for the Rotherham Parliamentary constituency at Westminster........Denis Macshane, a leading Labour party light on the local scene up in South Yorkshire:
"I should have done more but my own liberal leftie background made me reluctant to speak out against what was going on in Rothermam, and that made me reluctant to speak out over abuse allegations against Muslim men. I should have burrowed into this. Perhaps, yes, as a true Guardianista reader and a liberal leftie I dind't want to raise that too hard. I blame a culture of not wanting to rock the multicultural unity boat for the failure by numerous agencies and various individuals to expose child abuse and exploitation!" Pretty much sums it up don't you think? Luvvy leftie Labour party liberalism at its finest......what could be worse in their book than being accused of racism? Of course, if all of those men had been white native born sons of the soil of Yorkshire the whole outcome would have been entirely different! How shameful is that in a country which has always been proud of its fair and equable system of justice administered without fear or favour! But of course, along came political correctness.....:eek: |
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Originally Posted by Lothianlad
(Post 11385420)
But of course, along came political correctness.....:eek:
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Originally Posted by Lothianlad
(Post 11385420)
"I should have done more but my own liberal leftie background made me reluctant to speak out against what was going on in Rothermam, and that made me reluctant to speak out over abuse allegations against Muslim men. I should have burrowed into this. Perhaps, yes, as a true Guardianista reader and a liberal leftie I dind't want to raise that too hard. I blame a culture of not wanting to rock the multicultural unity boat for the failure by numerous agencies and various individuals to expose child abuse and exploitation!" |
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If not before 2002! I remember "police no go areas", whether true or not, but definitely taxi no go areas not too far from where I was living in the North of England, where one was actively discouraged from reporting any crime perpetrated by any person of color, due to the chances of it actually reaching court. This has been going on for so long in "deprived areas". I am delighted it's reaching national news, and I class myself as a liberal.
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All while Glasgow reached City of Culture status:)
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Originally Posted by Hotscot
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All while Glasgow reached City of Culture status:)
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Originally Posted by mommapudding
(Post 11385549)
If not before 2002! I remember "police no go areas", whether true or not, but definitely taxi no go areas not too far from where I was living in the North of England, where one was actively discouraged from reporting any crime perpetrated by any person of color, due to the chances of it actually reaching court. This has been going on for so long in "deprived areas". I am delighted it's reaching national news, and I class myself as a liberal.
It will be interesting to see where this goes. (I'm equally opposed to the Catholic church priesthood and their child molesting ways ... there should be no special passes for anyone or group because of their religion...). |
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Originally Posted by Steerpike
(Post 11385627)
I consider myself a liberal, but also anti-religion. The way the UK bent over backwards to accommodate the Muslim community ("multiculturalism") was a huge mistake, and a demonstration of how liberal ideas can go too far.
It will be interesting to see where this goes. (I'm equally opposed to the Catholic church priesthood and their child molesting ways ... there should be no special passes for anyone or group because of their religion...). |
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Originally Posted by Sally Redux
(Post 11385630)
Promoting 'faith schools' (any faith) was a huge mistake and I also strongly object to the constant free passes afforded on religious grounds.
How is France doing, by the way, on the subject of banning religious clothing in schools, etc (headscarfs and such)? I applaud them for their efforts ... |
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Originally Posted by Steerpike
(Post 11385640)
Government support (financial) should be a complete no-no, but I would like to go further than that and simply ban them outright, saying that children are entitled to a religion-free introduction to the world (confine the brainwashing to the home). But that will never fly.
How is France doing, by the way, on the subject of banning religious clothing in schools, etc (headscarfs and such)? I applaud them for their efforts ... I don't agree with the religious dress codes either, but I also abhor the NF so a bit torn. I'm sure there is a lot of female suffering going on under our very noses. |
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I don't expect Rotherham to go unscathed from all this, but I expect it to be highlighted that it's not just Rotherham that this kind of thing happens in. The report itself even names other towns and cities in it
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