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Previously on "Spot the odd one out competition"
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Grooming gangs should get longer sentences 'if abuse is racist' - BBC News
Maybe they should think more about sentences for those in authority who fail to investigate crimes in case they get accused of being racist?
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Um link?Originally posted by zeitghostTrevor Phillips, as usual, has hit the nail upon its head.
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Originally posted by original PM View PostI wonder if anyone will do a study looking at the areas where this happens and the socio-economic demographic of the make up of the local councils to see if there is any correlation?I would expect there is ac correlation. The middle classes probably abuse children through voluntary groups and the BBC; the upper classes through the church and secret reptilian brotherhoods.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostClassist!
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I wonder if anyone will do a study looking at the areas where this happens and the socio-economic demographic of the make up of the local councils to see if there is any correlation?
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But I have no idea whether you correctly represented the conversation. You may have done so perfectly accurately of course, but we need to bear in mind that you are a far-right nut job.Originally posted by NigelJK View PostIt was repeatedly quoted on BBC radio news last night (R4 and R2)
Linky?
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Linky?Originally posted by NigelJK View PostDidn't the Judge say that they should have their sentence increase because of the racist nature of the offences?
I also note that the liberal left wing are saying that we MUST set up an enquiry to see why there is a 'cultural difference'.
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I know this one! Its number 61. All the others are meat dishes....
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We have to set up a enquiry to find out why men sexually assault and rape their victims, or why the police and social services ignored these victims for years due to the ethnic background and religion of their perpetrators?Originally posted by NigelJK View PostDidn't the Judge say that they should have their sentence increase because of the racist nature of the offences?
I also note that the liberal left wing are saying that we MUST set up an enquiry to see why there is a 'cultural difference'.
Btw foster parents and those who work in children's homes can't do anything to stop teenagers in their care from going out to stop them being exploited. If they do they get accused by social services of imprisoning the child.
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Didn't the Judge say that they should have their sentence increase because of the racist nature of the offences?
I also note that the liberal left wing are saying that we MUST set up an enquiry to see why there is a 'cultural difference'.
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Yup, they're only interested in conviction rates these days.Originally posted by zeitghostAs per usual, the plod taking the easy route that only honkies are racist. ...
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I suspect only 17 are Tories and the Northern Irish one is DUP....although I'm not too sure which one is the Northern Irish one
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