Rape gangs. Why does the Home Office minister not want a national public enquiry?

[denso13]

Per head of population though, hmmmmmm

Wrong. Again.

 

[ellal]

The majority of men in this country are white and british. Child abuse comes in many forms. Sex trafficking, abuse rings, in family abuse.

They should not be grouped together.

Seriously?

If a child is sexually abused it matters not who the abusers are, and they should all face harsh punishment.

The system should make sure of that, but history shows that at different times different abuser groups/individuals get more protection because of political reasons!

 

[Notch7]

It is unforgivable that politicians across the entire political spectrum have failed them.

I will not use their suffering as a political football and nor should you.

Kemi Badenoch,
Nigel Farage
Richard Tice
Elon Musk

are all using their suffering as a political football

but you dont and wont call out them for doing that.............because you support them

 

[Notch7]

The majority of men in this country are white and british. Child abuse comes in many forms. Sex trafficking, abuse rings, in family abuse.

They should not be grouped together.

do you mean you want to avoid criticism of white British men that are the ones committing most of the abuse?

 

[Sunshine32]

The Million Women March on 17th February in London (and other places across the UK) is for anyone who wants to stand up for the protection of children in this country. Men are going too.

Better than trying to make the systematic abuse and rape of kids a political point scoring exercise.

 

[JohnD]

do you mean you want to avoid criticism of white British men that are the ones committing most of the abuse?

Badenough doesn't like the Jay enquiry set up by the government in which she took a leading role.

"In her view, the mistake of the Jay inquiry (whose terms of reference were set by a government in which she was a power player) was in investigating the grooming scandal alongside 14 other cases of child sexual abuse, including but not limited to: child sexual abuse in the Anglican Church and the Roman Catholic Church, in children’s homes in Nottinghamshire, in care homes in Lambeth, to foster children sent overseas — predominantly to Australia — to foster families and institutions by the UK government, the abuse of young boys by the then MP for Rochdale, Cyril Smith, in Rochdale and the surrounding areas, and of young people in youth offender centres."
(FT.com)

We have established that most sexual abuse of children is carried out by white British men.

I wonder if @motorbiking can explain why he is less concerned, not only about the majority of child abuse in this country, but about the other categories Jay looked into.

Can he point out why he doesn't want enquiry into "child sexual abuse in the Anglican Church and the Roman Catholic Church, in children’s homes in Nottinghamshire, in care homes in Lambeth, to foster children sent overseas — predominantly to Australia — to foster families and institutions by the UK government, the abuse of young boys by the then MP for Rochdale, Cyril Smith, in Rochdale and the surrounding areas, and of young people in youth offender centres."

It can't be because it was mostly carried out by white British men.

Can it?

 

[JohnD]

trying to make the systematic abuse and rape of kids a political point scoring exercise.

Could that be it?

 

[Mottie]

Are you attempting to deny that the majority of child sexual abuse in this country is carried out by white British men?

Are you attempting to ignore that this is a rape gang thread by Asian men targeting young white girls? Two wrongs don’t make a right, the people that commit these crimes are all c***s. If you want to talk about general sexual abuse, feel free to start a specific thread about it instead of trying to water down the thread subject.

 

[Mottie]

do you mean you want to avoid criticism of white British men that are the ones committing most of the abuse?

That’s not what this thread is about though, is it. Stop trying to water down the Asian grooming/rape gangs like every other apologist by changing the thread subject.

 

[Sunshine32]

The victims of these men want justice, so do their families and so do I.

Idgaf which politicians or parties help to get them that justice frankly.

 

[diy_fun_uk]

I'll say it again, the law should deal with EVERYONE equally.

There is however a degree of (irony?) about this. Of course cases like the Rotherham one should be assessed to determine what went wrong, lessons to be learned and all that. And of course there should be a discussion/debate about the differing attitudes of men and women from different cultures.

However, as the facts show, even with non white stats removed, there is still a horrendous problem with white men sexually abusing women and children. Something protagonists seem suspiciously quiet on.

It's a bit like folk complaining about NHS wait times etc cause of migrants. Remove all the migrants tonight ... we'd still have the same issues.

 

[denso13]

this is a rape gang thread by Asian men targeting young white girls

No, it's about whether a public enquiry should be held, or not.

 

[JohnD]

The victims of these men

What about all the other victims of sexual abuse?

 

[Mottie]

No, it's about whether a public enquiry should be held, or not.

…into ASIAN grooming/rape gangs.

 

[denso13]

…into ASIAN grooming/rape gangs.

Did you say it was restricted to that in your OP? You didn't actually say anything and the report discussed in the BBC piece is titled "The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse",