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don't forget the naan bread and the hayteadoms
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(Couldn't resist the Jaysayism;), esp. given the nationality of the current Holy Father:D) |
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Aw, shucks:o:D |
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taken from todays Telegraph, a voice that claims there is also a racial element despite what the PC & nay sayers would have.
Some Pakistani men see white women as 'fair game', says Baroness Warsi - Telegraph |
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One mosque leader was reported to have said 'if you leave meat outside uncovered, and the cats eat it.....is the cat to blame'
So this muslim leader is comparing muslim men to animals......and white women to meat. Not the best analogy....and perhaps it explains the Pakistani attitude to women. Personally, I think the mosque leader did the muslim male community no favours and would have been better saying nothing. The problems are ethnic, attitudinal and cultural....and until they are recognised as such, there isn't a hope in hell of sorting them out. |
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When in Rome!
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Well, that is one way of viewing it I suppose, but then, you are blaming those who were preyed on by these predatory males.
It is easy to blame the victims - and their families....but these men were adults and capable of determining that what they were doing was very wrong......plying (vulnerable) children with alcohol and drugs in order to assault them and steal their childhood. Being run over is an accident...being sexually assaulted is not. I think the analogy was very poor and coming from a muslim leader is even worse, it makes me think he isn't really bothered that what these men were doing was morally, ethically, and legally wrong. |
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What would happen if the boot was on the other foot ?
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Answers Please
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Their girls are chaperoned everywhere they go....which may account for some of the problems that muslim, testosterone fuelled males have, in satisfying their sexual needs. |
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I haven't added to this thread so far because I have professional involvement and didn't really want to add to it. All I can say is that this issue has been going on since at least 2004 and probably longer, and is certainly a cultural issue which is acknowledged although not publicly for obvious reasons. Until it is brought properly into the open it is unlikely to go away. How that can be done I don't know.
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Anne, it can be done by owning the problem and taking responsibility for it.
Not blaming the victims - because they are vulnerable does not mean they can be abused. Until the Pakistani muslim community do this, then there will be no solution. I also think that we have to be more open and honest. less politically correct even..........the authorities need to pursue wrongdoers without the fear of a racism label beeing attached to their efforts to tackle these problems. Without this approach then the problem will continue to exist....and not only that it will grow. I think what we are seeing, is just the tip of the iceberg. |
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Not wishing to court controversy or being an apologist, but, this kind of thing has been going on long before we had a Muslim community. Predators will always have prey regardless of cultural background.
As Anne says, some will always be the victims, in the past, and most likely still, we have had English, Irish, Scottish pimps (for want of a better word), who have used young girls to make money or for their own gratification. I would suggest that this particular case is making the headlines for the wrong reasons. Only a few weeks ago a young Romanian girl wandered into my place of work, drunk, no english, with a slip of paper that was a rough map of the area. Luckily one of my colleagues could speak Russian, basically she had been picked up by a taxi, plied with drink, dropped off and pointed towards a squat and got lost. Quite frankly, if she had stumbled into the wrong place and met the wrong person..well,.. I'll leave it to the imagination (We handed her to the police btw) I have quite a few acquaintances from the asian community. To a man they are as disgusted with this affair as I am. Strangely enough in my limited experience it is the asian females who adopt the 'white trash' attitude towards white girls. There will always be scum, regardless of race or religion, remember the white woman from this area who was jailed last year for grooming young girls. As for the mosque leader who made the inane comments..is this any different to Kevin Logan and his inanities? |
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Guinness, I take your points.
As for the comment on Kevin Logan, the difference there is that everyone take his comments with a sack of salt.......but in the ethnic communities, much power is held by the muslim leaders. The Rochdale offenders groomed the girls...and as for white girl who sought out the prey for pakistani males to abuse.....it would be fair to say that she had also been 'groomed' to some degree,(though that doesn't absolve her from the crimes she committed against the girls). According to a newspaper report, at least one of the girls in the sad Rochdale story was from a good family background...got in with the wrong crowd and was intimidated by threats against her family to continue with what the gang wanted from her...this was the girl who made the initial complaint which was ignored by The GMP until they got a new head of CPS(who happened to be muslim)...only then, was the complaint treated with the attention it should have received in the first place. Before I retired, I worked in Women's health services for 25 years. I saw first hand how many(not all) muslim men treated women. I know things that would turn you inside out. |
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These men have dishonoured the whole Pakistani muslim community(where honour counts for a lot).........not only that it has been going on for many years...more than a decade....but yet nothing has been done. Nothing will be done until the problem is acknowledged and owned by the community from where the problem grows......this would be the start to solving it. Blaming the victims is certainly no way forward. |
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I thought it was 72. Maybe they have a way of 'repairing' things in heaven.
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I have read a lot about near death experiences and out of body experiences.
The consensus is that after death 'you get what you expect'. So they may well meet up with the virgins but will experience eternal frustration at having no 'tackle' to 'enjoy' them :D |
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