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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
I have already told you that as someone else pointed out. Their common heritage is that they are all criminals prepared to prey on the vulnerable. That many seem to have originally shared one faith is besides the point. Many other criminals come from other faiths but we don't ever mention them. The IRA, for instance, were all Christians. We don't know which branch of a faith they might have belonged to, whether they followed a particular teacher or whether they still believed. What we do know is that they are a tiny minority of those who believe so using any faith based description is both meaningless and inaccurate. So what your saying is the criminals who rape little girls in gangs share the same religion. Is that enough help,! Edited by dannyboy1978 (04 Mar 2020 3.56pm)
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Originally posted by DanH
Yeah but I don't pretend I know everything
Just be thankful you've found the place to set you right.
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Originally posted by samprior
Shame on you Back to the BBC. I stopped paying my license fee as soon as Madge was killed off in Neighbours. Edited by samprior (04 Mar 2020 12.37pm) Edited by samprior (04 Mar 2020 12.38pm) Greg Dyke's on his way round with a couple of lads.
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Originally posted by ASCPFC
Greg Dyke's on his way round with a couple of lads. Only when they have enough smelling salts.
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Only when they have enough smelling salts. Best one-liner yet.
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Originally posted by ASCPFC
Best one-liner yet. Tips hat. His parents should have gone the whole way and named him Bull.
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Originally posted by Matov
A tad puzzled here. You have told us that you have not studied Islam to any great degree yet feel qualified to proclaim the interpretation by these grooming gangs is 'perverted'. How do you arrive at that conclusion? In exactly the same way everyone who is not directly involved in their cases in some way has. From the various press reports. Hence the word "seems".
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
The first practical measure would be to stop immigration from pakistan. What would your solution be? How is that practical? Apart from it not being so it would have many other consequences, none of which would be in our ultimate interests. Family members are allowed to join. It would not either put a stop to the problem. The perpetrators are here. Many are by now British citizens either by birth or naturalisation. Not all those involved seem to have a connection to pakistan. The latest convictions were of Kurdish men. My solution would be to work hard to educate and communicate and never take no for an answer. If people choose to live here then they must accept our standards so no compromises. If they don't then they lose their freedom until they do. Thre was no hindsight required to predict the potential problems with mass immigration. It was all predictable and predicted. I reject the concept of "mass" immigration. There has been a steady increase which has matched the increasing need. What has gone wrong has been with the efforts made to ensure integration happened quickly. This was our mistake and it's down to us to correct it. I find it funny that you suggest that I am a keyboard warrior when you clog up these threads with your protracted drone every day. I try and suggest practical solutions and not those which would lead to confrontation and chaos.
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Originally posted by dannyboy1978
So what your saying is the criminals who rape little girls in gangs share the same religion. Is that enough help,! Edited by dannyboy1978 (04 Mar 2020 3.56pm) You need to read it again because that's not what I said. My argument is that using religion as a descriptive term is not only inaccurate but counter productive. You make assumptions about these criminals religious beliefs and extrapolate your conclusions from them. However religion won't be on any charge sheet and won't be part of anything the Police will investigate. Religion is not on trial. Only the evil actions are. What caused them is for sociologists to ponder and for governments to take remedial action to correct. If you want to put all religion on trial then I will happily join you as I think it is the root cause of much suffering and has been throughout history. As we have progressed We have largely become a nation of non believers. Unfortunately some of our less sophisticated brethren have some catching up to do. They will. It's only when, not if.
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
You need to read it again because that's not what I said. My argument is that using religion as a descriptive term is not only inaccurate but counter productive. You make assumptions about these criminals religious beliefs and extrapolate your conclusions from them. However religion won't be on any charge sheet and won't be part of anything the Police will investigate. Religion is not on trial. Only the evil actions are. What caused them is for sociologists to ponder and for governments to take remedial action to correct. If you want to put all religion on trial then I will happily join you as I think it is the root cause of much suffering and has been throughout history. As we have progressed We have largely become a nation of non believers. Unfortunately some of our less sophisticated brethren have some catching up to do. They will. It's only when, not if. So the solution here is just to hold on until everybody stops believing in their various religions. That’s reassuring. Any timescale on this? Unfortunately as you’ve claimed religion has played no part in the criminal acts carried out it won’t make any difference if no one believes in it anymore.
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
So the solution here is just to hold on until everybody stops believing in their various religions. That’s reassuring. Any timescale on this? Unfortunately as you’ve claimed religion has played no part in the criminal acts carried out it won’t make any difference if no one believes in it anymore. Some women dance around their handbags, he dances around his pin.
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
You need to read it again because that's not what I said. My argument is that using religion as a descriptive term is not only inaccurate but counter productive. You make assumptions about these criminals religious beliefs and extrapolate your conclusions from them. However religion won't be on any charge sheet and won't be part of anything the Police will investigate. Religion is not on trial. Only the evil actions are. What caused them is for sociologists to ponder and for governments to take remedial action to correct. If you want to put all religion on trial then I will happily join you as I think it is the root cause of much suffering and has been throughout history. As we have progressed We have largely become a nation of non believers. Unfortunately some of our less sophisticated brethren have some catching up to do. They will. It's only when, not if. You are so nieve. Religion has everything to do with all of this and your PC correctness is what has brought on this whole situation. These gangs operate as Muslims and rape girls for not being muslim. Now if this was a one of then fine but as it's happening to hundreds of girls by hundreds of Muslims up and down the country then I see that as national problem by one religion. Add terrorism on top of that then it doesn't paint a picture of a tiny minority does it. Why don't you think off the poor girls and not be such a PC peodophile sympathiser waiting for them to " catch up" Disgusting
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
You need to read it again because that's not what I said. My argument is that using religion as a descriptive term is not only inaccurate but counter productive. You make assumptions about these criminals religious beliefs and extrapolate your conclusions from them. However religion won't be on any charge sheet and won't be part of anything the Police will investigate. Religion is not on trial. Only the evil actions are. What caused them is for sociologists to ponder and for governments to take remedial action to correct. If you want to put all religion on trial then I will happily join you as I think it is the root cause of much suffering and has been throughout history. As we have progressed We have largely become a nation of non believers. Unfortunately some of our less sophisticated brethren have some catching up to do. They will. It's only when, not if. Genuinely asking a question here. I very rarely comment on these types of threads but I am intrigued by some of those who demonstrate a commitment to what I will call political correctness. I agree with your statement regarding us becoming a nation of largely non-believers but would perhaps rather articulate it that as society, and more importantly technology, has progressed, people have moved further away from religious doctrines and practice although they might still identify with a moniker of sorts e.g. "I am a Christian". What I am struggling with is your insistence here that religion has no bearing on some particular criminal activities? You quite clearly seem to be 'anti-religion' which I certainly have some sympathy with but yet seem to deny that despicable acts which have been perpetrated by immigrants, who belong to a religion that requires a high degree of submission to it's doctrines which date back over a thousand years, has nothing to do with this? Whilst I am keen for this not to be palmed off as a 'far right rant', I am still baffled as to how people can preach tolerance for these people and this religion whilst espousing liberal beliefs, it seems very much a direct contradiction and I believe any knowledge of this religion would certainly give credence to link the doctrines and the crimes.
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Originally posted by cpfc_chap
For those that don't follow links the following quote is pertinent:- New research by Quilliam, authored by Haras Rafiq and myself, on the link between grooming gangs and offender ethnicity has found that 84% of child sexual exploitation offenders who operate in gangs or groups are ‘Asian’. This is in sharp contrast to only 7% Asians in the total UK population.
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Originally posted by Nicholas91
Genuinely asking a question here. I very rarely comment on these types of threads but I am intrigued by some of those who demonstrate a commitment to what I will call political correctness. I agree with your statement regarding us becoming a nation of largely non-believers but would perhaps rather articulate it that as society, and more importantly technology, has progressed, people have moved further away from religious doctrines and practice although they might still identify with a moniker of sorts e.g. "I am a Christian". What I am struggling with is your insistence here that religion has no bearing on some particular criminal activities? You quite clearly seem to be 'anti-religion' which I certainly have some sympathy with but yet seem to deny that despicable acts which have been perpetrated by immigrants, who belong to a religion that requires a high degree of submission to it's doctrines which date back over a thousand years, has nothing to do with this? Whilst I am keen for this not to be palmed off as a 'far right rant', I am still baffled as to how people can preach tolerance for these people and this religion whilst espousing liberal beliefs, it seems very much a direct contradiction and I believe any knowledge of this religion would certainly give credence to link the doctrines and the crimes.
Thanks for the measured response. I agree that many people, although not active believers, still regard themselves as Christian. I though think this is more to do with upbringing and culture than any real belief in a God. I myself treasure our Christian heritage and enjoy looking at churches and churchyards and will happily sing hymns at Christmas. I think though you misunderstand me when you say that I insist that religion has no bearing on criminal activities. Although we must not make presumptions in any individual cases it does seem highly likely that in the cases of many of those involved in these "grooming gangs" that there is a shared religious and cultural heritage. Exactly what threads connect them is unknown to me. That particular teachers and leaders have planted ideas seems most likely, but that's an area for the experts to discover and deal with and not us. My point is not, and never has been, that such threads don't exist. It is that to castigate a whole, and very diverse, religion by describing the perpetrators as "Islamic" or "Muslim" is both inaccurate and counter productive. It might be intuitive to do so but is it wise when we really need to try to separate these criminals from the very many good people within the communities from which they have sprung? We need to destroy their hiding places and build bridges to the righteous rather than widen the divides. I think that is especially true of the women, particularly the ones educated here. All mothers would be horrified at these crimes and we need to give them the opportunity to be brave enough to express that horror effectively and help bring the criminals to justice. I am no expert on Islam but from the little I do know there seem to be many different interpretations of the texts, just as there is with Christianity. What is certain is that everyone who lives in our country must abide by our laws and adhere to our standards, whatever their religious beliefs might say to them. So we can be tolerant about what people think, but not about what they do. We mustn't therefore put any religion on trial. We put people who break the law on trial.
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
For those that don't follow links the following quote is pertinent:- New research by Quilliam, authored by Haras Rafiq and myself, on the link between grooming gangs and offender ethnicity has found that 84% of child sexual exploitation offenders who operate in gangs or groups are ‘Asian’. This is in sharp contrast to only 7% Asians in the total UK population. Whatever happened to "ignorance of the law is not a justification" although apparently it was in this case. ""In January 2013, Nottingham Crown Court saw the disturbing case of Adil Rashid who was spared jail after he raped a 13-year-old girl because he claimed that his Islamic education had left him “ignorant of British law”. Rashid admitted he had sex with the girl, saying he had been “tempted by her” after they met online. The 18-year-old attended a taxpayer-funded madrassah in Birmingham, where boys and girls were taught in segregated classes. Rashid said he was taught that “women are no more worthy than a lollipop that has been dropped on the ground”. ""
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle How is that practical? Apart from it not being so it would have many other consequences, none of which would be in our ultimate interests. Family members are allowed to join. It would not either put a stop to the problem. The perpetrators are here. Many are by now British citizens either by birth or naturalisation. Not all those involved seem to have a connection to pakistan. The latest convictions were of Kurdish men. My solution would be to work hard to educate and communicate and never take no for an answer. If people choose to live here then they must accept our standards so no compromises. If they don't then they lose their freedom until they do.
You think that these lifetime indoctrinated people can be educated? Over how long? And they keep coming wave after wave so this problem will be endless. You don't like that solution because secretly, you consider your rainbow world ideals more important than the welfare of a few thousand young British girls. Own it Wisbech. Tell the truth for a change. Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (05 Mar 2020 10.50am)
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