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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
You assume that all motivations are entirely identical? Fuzzy. Sexual access to children, or profiting from pimping out children to other filthy f**king animals
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Originally posted by jamiemartin721
Sexual access to children, or profiting from pimping out children to other filthy f**king animals But not Asian girls.
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| jamiemartin721 |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
But not Asian girls. Its a sensible decision, well at least from their perspective of being able to maintain their operations. They targeted white girls primarily who were in trouble and in care (i.e. girls that would have a history of trouble, with the police and social services - the kind of girls that are trouble for the police and social services (and thus the kind they tend to ignore). Organised crime gangs tend to have to fit into their own community, so whilst I don't doubt that they might have targeted Asian girls, its unlikely they would have targeted girls from within their own community or girls from stable white backgrounds where the police or parents might take an interest. Sick, as they might be, they follow many typical patterns of organised crime, being parasitic in nature.
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Originally posted by jamiemartin721
Its a sensible decision, well at least from their perspective of being able to maintain their operations. They targeted white girls primarily who were in trouble and in care (i.e. girls that would have a history of trouble, with the police and social services - the kind of girls that are trouble for the police and social services (and thus the kind they tend to ignore). Organised crime gangs tend to have to fit into their own community, so whilst I don't doubt that they might have targeted Asian girls, its unlikely they would have targeted girls from within their own community or girls from stable white backgrounds where the police or parents might take an interest. Sick, as they might be, they follow many typical patterns of organised crime, being parasitic in nature. Reasonable logic. Of course if we applied the same logic to Black slavery, that would be rejected because it's a white person thing for which we are all supposed to carry shared guilt and blame forever, according to some.
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| nickgusset |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
Reasonable logic. Of course if we applied the same logic to Black slavery, that would be rejected because it's a white person thing for which we are all supposed to carry shared guilt and blame forever, according to some. curveball...
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Originally posted by nickgusset
curveball... I'm suggesting that some people are afforded more reasoning than others when it is fashionable.
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
I'm suggesting that some people are afforded more reasoning than others when it is fashionable. Or you see the argument isn't going your way. Anyway, slippery slope...
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Originally posted by nickgusset
Or you see the argument isn't going your way. Anyway, slippery slope... Not at all. He is making a very pertinent point, that you try to dismiss with the meaningless phrase 'curved ball'.
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Originally posted by nickgusset
Or you see the argument isn't going your way. Anyway, slippery slope... This subject has many facets. People without blinkers on might be able to see that.
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| jamiemartin721 |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
Reasonable logic. Of course if we applied the same logic to Black slavery, that would be rejected because it's a white person thing for which we are all supposed to carry shared guilt and blame forever, according to some. I don't feel guilty for slavery. I do think that there is some collective responsibility from nations that profited from slavery to maybe to take responsibility for some of the consequences and look towards improving the opportunities of those who are the descendants of slavery (such as inner city educational programs etc).
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Originally posted by jamiemartin721
I don't feel guilty for slavery. I do think that there is some collective responsibility from nations that profited from slavery to maybe to take responsibility for some of the consequences and look towards improving the opportunities of those who are the descendants of slavery (such as inner city educational programs etc).
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| nickgusset |
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Originally posted by Park Road
What do you think?
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Originally posted by jamiemartin721
I don't feel guilty for slavery. I do think that there is some collective responsibility from nations that profited from slavery to maybe to take responsibility for some of the consequences and look towards improving the opportunities of those who are the descendants of slavery (such as inner city educational programs etc). I'm illustrating the point that we can rationalise anything if we try hard enough but the fact is that as a White British person I'm angry when a significant numbers of immigrants come here and start raping young British girls. It's that simple. And then you have people with self interest telling us that it is all being used to fuel right wing propaganda and we should be more concerned about that. This is all the more ironic as this is exactly the kind of reason why people spoke out against mass immigration in the first place and were accused of being bigots and paranoid.
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| Park Road |
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Originally posted by nickgusset
What do you think? You first. What do you think? As the original query was mine Edited by Park Road (16 Dec 2017 11.25am)
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Originally posted by Park Road
You first. What do you think? As the original query was mine Edited by Park Road (16 Dec 2017 11.25am) I think countries should acknowledge what's happened in the past and not repeat mistakes.
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Originally posted by nickgusset
I think countries should acknowledge what's happened in the past and not repeat mistakes. If that includes African nations then I'm in full agreement
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Originally posted by Park Road
If that includes African nations then I'm in full agreement It includes ALL nations. Why would you think I'd think any different?
Given that data I provided shows convictions of Asian paedophiles is roughly in line with the Asian demographic of population at around 7%, but it is true that they feature more predominantly in one type of paedophile modus operandi, do you think that the fact stories involving Muslim paedos are more prevalent in the media creates a false common enemy for everyone to hate whilst under the radar people aren't noticing their civil rights eroded?
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Originally posted by nickgusset
It includes ALL nations. Why would you think I'd think any different?
Given that data I provided shows convictions of Asian paedophiles is roughly in line with the Asian demographic of population at around 7%, but it is true that they feature more predominantly in one type of paedophile modus operandi, do you think that the fact stories involving Muslim paedos are more prevalent in the media creates a false common enemy for everyone to hate whilst under the radar people aren't noticing their civil rights eroded? You mean the data that was 10 years out of date?
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
You mean the data that was 10 years out of date? Not ten. I'm sorry the census isn't held more often.
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Originally posted by nickgusset
Not ten. I'm sorry the census isn't held more often. Not much use then when talking about stuff that happened in the last few years.
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