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

If you wanted the thread go be about that…..you put it in the title and the opening post.
Mottie just wants to bash Muslims, he's hardly keeping it secret. Biking from the boatyard just tells lies then refuses to believe his own links.

Arguing with the RWR is like shooting fish in a barrel, the poor old duffers.
 
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The entire caper was swept under the carpet

Due to the race card and the victims thrown under the bus

No surprise tbh
 
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do you have reason to think it is not true?
The trolling disingenuous liar tried that, by posting a link sarcastically and inferring, that those suggesting gang organised CSE was a majority white British male issue, were idiots or trolls or stupid or some such.

Have a guess what biking form the boatyards' linked report actually said....

"...Research has found that group-based CSE offenders are most commonly White...."

You can read it (bikings link below) yourself on page 7...
 
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Why didn't you say so earlier?
Racist trolls wish to keep the pot boiling...

Whilst ignoring the fact that the majority of the abuses are carried out by members of their own 'race'...

But then the truth is as always a tad inconvenient for those like the OP ;)
 
You’re asking this on the 671st post? It’s in the link I referred to in post #1.

The link says Kimi Badenoch is calling for a national inquiry into all rape gangs. She doesn't seem to specify that is it only for "asian rape gangs who target white girls where there has been a failure to investigate because of nervousness about race". At some point in the 671 posts you seem to have added those requirements.
 
Key findings:
  • Research on offender ethnicity is limited, and tends to rely on poor quality data. It is therefore difficult to draw conclusions about differences in ethnicity of offenders, but it is likely that no one community or culture is uniquely predisposed to offending.
In your excitement and haste, to post this irrelevant snippet, you neglected to read the whole passage. Let me get that for you....

Key findings:
• Research on offender ethnicity is limited, and tends to rely on poor quality data. It is therefore difficult to draw conclusions about differences in ethnicity of offenders, but it is likely that no one community or culture is uniquely predisposed to offending.
• A number of studies have indicated an over-representation of Asian and Black offenders in group-based CSE. Most of the same studies show that the majority of offenders are White.
• Community and cultural factors are, however, relevant to understanding and tackling offending. An approach to deterring, disrupting, and preventing offending that is sensitive to the communities in which offending occurs is needed. 75. There is a limited amount of research looking at the ethnicity of perpetrators of group-based CSE, which makes it difficult to draw conclusions about whether or not certain ethnicities are over-represented in this type of offending. What research there is tends to rely on poor-quality data, with issues in a number of areas:
• Data in this space is reliant on ‘known’ or identified offending behaviour, therefore limiting our understanding of group-based CSE in its entirety.
• Law enforcement data can be particularly vulnerable to bias, in terms of those cases that come to the attention of the authorities, and this can impact on the generalisability of such data.46 This can also lead to greater attention being paid to certain types of offenders, making that data more readily identified and recorded.47
• Police-collected data on ethnicity uses broad categories and requires the police to assign an ethnicity rather than it being self-reported by offenders. Data is therefore not always accurate; Berelowitz et al. (2012) observed cases of offenders being initially classed as ‘Asian’ but actually coming from other backgrounds, such as White British or Afghan.
 
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