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Yes there are the steroetype young single mum's out there, but there are also a lot of kids with both parents present who really don't give a damn on the way they bring them up. |
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A victim (from Blackburn) has just been interviewed on BBC 1. She was targeted at the ice rink, and her other friends had first been approached at the cinema, or in the shopping centre. Young girls should have the freedom to socialise with their friends. It's these men who need taking off the streets and locking up, not their child victims. |
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My mum sometimes went to the pictures as a teenager, and occasionally walked home if she didn't have the bus fare back. If she'd been raped or attacked, there'd probably been some similarly ignorant fool who'd say she'd been asking for it. Teenagers should have freedom, and a safe society to grow up in. It's the vile abusers who are in the wrong, not their victims. |
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Thanks for the information. I believe that the Police are becoming too politically correct and will often back a black/asian person against a white - for fear of being called Racist. This issue was covered on program this morning "The Big Question" that Police are becoming too politically correct when it comes to race. I know they are from experience.
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As soon as I knew what they were going to discuss I turned it over. I knew my blood would boil with the pathetic non-denials they would come up with |
Re: Jack Straw, Racist or Correct?
Some of the posts in this thread sicken me.
It's the sort of defence the abusers use. Labelling some children, because of their background, or attire, as being partly to blame for the attacks they suffer. |
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Note: I am not supporting abusers, but I am saying that modern culture - music, magazines, soaps, TV are all encouraging the sexualisation of children (meaning people under 16) - while the sexual predators are lurking in the shadows waiting to exploit it. |
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No matter what these girls are wearing, no matter where they may be, no matter what time it is AND no matter how they may be acting, there is no excuse for any man of ANY background to take advantage of or force his attentions on any of them. Any man found to be guilty should feel the full force of the law. We claim to have a system were people are innocent until proven guilty, yet some of out contributors to this thread would pass the guilt onto the abused rather than the abuser just because of the way they dress or because they perceive the girls are from the 'wrong background'! How stupid, can a person be? These so called men don't care about the girls background, they just want their own perverse pleasures. |
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Wanna know the main problem in society is the fact they can assume people thro stereotypical attitudes - that's the sickening bit. How many people that commented about rape situations know what it's like to be in that situation as those that commented about single parents etc, too many think they know but actually don't !
To put ONE major stereotype about rape is - it's not what u wear or lack of it, young girls, even just females at risk that's for starters! Mis informed information puts the danger there or overtly panics so called risky Groups and others at risk. Rape happens in many guises and situations ..... Off my soap box. Parenting has changed, it's just not about the so selfish had kids and don't look after em, that I agree is wrong, but that parents don't have the control our parents were allowed, do gooders again stereotyped us all that try to discipline correctly as wrong with the selfish parent bracket, kids have more rights than we did. Schools are another problem they don't like pupils being themselves and only care for grades and appearance, social personal education isn't important. But then again its as always the parents fault isn't it? No matter how hard we try. Abusers - lawless society, penalties are weak, no deterrent, defendants rights before victims etc etc |
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It may be more prevalent in areas where the demographics and social backgrounds allow it to happen......but this is not an excuse even if it only happened to one girl.....it would be one too many.......and can you imagine the outcry if these were asian girls targeted by white males. Ok, you may say it would never happen because of the cultural background of the Asian girls....that isn't the issue here. The issue is child abuse by a certain sector of the population......who target girls they know to be vulnerable, for whatever reason. And if the girls are from dysfunctional families, that is really not their fault. They still deserve to be protected from these roaming asian predators. |
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On a serious note proper education is needed, for a long time I would like to see self defence lessons a major part of the PE curriculum at schools, and offered at community centres pro active way to keep safe rather than telling the public to stay in and be scared of going out because of sex pests and violent gangs.
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That is a terribley poor excuse for the grooming, and violent abuse of young children. Some people on here sound like the religious fanatics who demand that females be covered head to toe, so as not to incite the ardour of any man, and those who don't are asking to be attacked. These are victims. Child victims. There are no excuses. |
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