Rape Gang - How'd they get away with it for so long?

[RSoovy4]

Justayellowbadge said:

RSoovy4 said:

Benny Saltstein said:

Another one...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-oxfordshire-2...

And yet nowhere on that page is the word "paedophile" used.

I wonder why.

Technically, because the 11-15 age range is outside of the scope of pedophilia, which is an attraction to pre-pubescent children.

Thanks, JAYB. I suppose also that this lot wouldn't qualify as "liking" their victims, Latin "phile"; having a preference or liking for, rather they see them as scum.

[Mermaid]

Benny Saltstein said:

Another one...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-oxfordshire-2...

and how many more of their community knew this was going on, and did nothing.

[Mermaid]

Gargamel said:

Disgusting

Another group, same story, vile scum - Clearly Prison isn't working as a detterent,

Wonder how the Saudis deal with this... chop chop.

[s1962a]

Mermaid said:

Benny Saltstein said:

Another one...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-oxfordshire-2...

and how many more of their community knew this was going on, and did nothing.

And their carers and social services it would seem.

BBC Article said:

During the time of their abuse, all six victims came in contact with Thames Valley Police and Oxfordshire County Council's children's services.

The court heard the men would hang around near children's homes and girls in the care of social services would disappear for days, returning showing signs of sexual activity.

One social worker said it was "common consensus" they were being groomed. Carers, it was claimed, knew what was happening.

But the abuse continued, the number of victims grew - and they got younger.

[s1962a]

Mermaid said:

Gargamel said:

Disgusting

Another group, same story, vile scum - Clearly Prison isn't working as a detterent,

Wonder how the Saudis deal with this... chop chop.

They deserve no less

[ruz316]

RSoovy4 said:

And yet nowhere on that page is the word "paedophile" used.

I wonder why.

because only white people are paedophiles

[ruz316]

Mermaid said:

and how many more of their community knew this was going on, and did nothing.

how many people knew what jimmy saville was doing and did nothing

[Mermaid]

ruz316 said:

Mermaid said:

and how many more of their community knew this was going on, and did nothing.

how many people knew what jimmy saville was doing and did nothing

From henceforth known as the JS defence

[longblackcoat]

ruz316 said:

Mermaid said:

and how many more of their community knew this was going on, and did nothing.

how many people knew what jimmy saville was doing and did nothing

This has been done to death, and on a different thread. This is a very different situation.

[pad58]

ruz316 said:

Mermaid said:

and how many more of their community knew this was going on, and did nothing.

how many people knew what jimmy saville was doing and did nothing

Just say if this was happening in your street, a regular guy ,job,wife,kids and he did the same as these two mentioned above.
How long before he was found out and arrested?
Remembering this guy has no corperation/community to hide him.

[fido]

pad58 said:

Just say if this was happening in your street, a regular guy ,job,wife,kids and he did the same as these two mentioned above.
How long before he was found out and arrested?
Remembering this guy has no corperation/community to hide him.

Depends where he was doing the deeds? If it was at a place of work where it's normal for the victims to hang out then probably not immediately. Whether he has a wife or kids is not really here or there, though to do this sort of stuff you'd need a bit of spare time - so having a missus would help in this respect. 'Regular guy' isn't relevant either - people don't advertise it on their t-shirts.

[Mermaid]

anonymous said:

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The non Pakistani Asian men perhaps ought to form a vigilante group, or sponsor a "security team" to root out the scum.

[Gargamel]

anonymous said:

[redacted]

Radio Four said South Asian and North African...

[Mermaid]

Gargamel said:

Radio Four said South Asian and North African...

To be fair to Warsi, she said it as it was, - about a year ago.

http://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/3068/muslim-chil...


"Baroness Sayeeda Warsi, Britain's most senior Muslim politician, told the London Evening Standard that there are "Pakistani men who believe that white girls are fair game. And we have to be prepared to say that. You can only start solving a problem if you acknowledge it first."

Warsi said the color of the victims' skin, as well as their vulnerability, helped to make them a target. She also said that some Pakistani men "see women as second class citizens and white women probably as third class citizens" and that these men "are to be spoken out against."

Warsi called on British authorities to stop being squeamish about investigating allegations involving Muslims. "Cultural sensitivity should never be a bar to applying the law," she said"

[10 Pence Short]

I agree with Warsi. In addition, I believe the communities don't speak out, because I think they don't find it abhorrent, as they might. I also wouldn't be surprised if the attitude and maybe the actions are rife in most areas where those cultures are common.

[Mermaid]

Plenty of news coverage today, an opportunist politician will hopefully pick up the case and run with it.

[fourpointsixgt]

As in the Rochdale case the chief prosecutor was "of the same race". Coincidence ?

[longblackcoat]

fourpointsixgt said:

As in the Rochdale case the chief prosecutor was "of the same race". Coincidence ?

Not sure how that's remotely relevant. All I want to know is: did the criminals get properly prosecuted, and are they facing long sentences? As the answer to both questions is a resounding 'yes' then I fail to see the problem.

[Pesty]

One was found not guilty, the others attacked him in the dock. What's that all about?

[smegmore]

Pesty said:

One was found not guilty, the others attacked him in the dock. What's that all about?

Maybe he was 'first man in' and the others were batting on a sticky wicket.