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Not sure I follow here. Seems weirdly arbitrary to accuse somone of being racist when they speak up about abuse that they suffered.

kypro 4y ago
My comment was flagged which is basically the kind of response I've come to expect. While this is just one example of what happens when you try to talk about this issue, this is generally the pattern we have to come to expect. I'm not a direct victim though, so while it upsets me when my girlfriend talks about what happened to her, I don't really care about being called a racist or silenced when discussing this topic. What bothers me is when my partner tries to talk about it she gets the same response so she's learnt to stay silent. No one wants to hear what I said in my comment because it's a difficult thing to hear. And I kinda get it because when someone is talking about the systematic rape of tens of thousands of children by immigrants it does sound like a racist conspiracy theory... I myself thought that. But turns out it was true, we all just refused to listen. The same is true of issues like knife crime which is impacting kids in the UK today too. It's one of those issues which is very difficult to talk about honestly, and I'd argue subsequently deal with in an adequate way without acknowledging the demographic realities. But we can't talk about those realities, because they sound bad. So kids will continue to get stabbed because anyone who wants to do something about it would first need to sound racist then implement policies which would risk being perceived as racist. And that was the larger point I was trying to make. This is just an easy way for the government to pretend they care about kids in a country which allows working class to be killed and raped every day because the alternative would risk being called a racist.
VLM 4y ago
The right people were doing the raping, which explains the entire situation.
LarryMullins 4y ago
You know why.

kypro 4y ago

My comment was flagged which is basically the kind of response I've come to expect. While this is just one example of what happens when you try to talk about this issue, this is generally the pattern we have to come to expect. I'm not a direct victim though, so while it upsets me when my girlfriend talks about what happened to her, I don't really care about being called a racist or silenced when discussing this topic. What bothers me is when my partner tries to talk about it she gets the same response so she's learnt to stay silent. No one wants to hear what I said in my comment because it's a difficult thing to hear. And I kinda get it because when someone is talking about the systematic rape of tens of thousands of children by immigrants it does sound like a racist conspiracy theory... I myself thought that. But turns out it was true, we all just refused to listen. The same is true of issues like knife crime which is impacting kids in the UK today too. It's one of those issues which is very difficult to talk about honestly, and I'd argue subsequently deal with in an adequate way without acknowledging the demographic realities. But we can't talk about those realities, because they sound bad. So kids will continue to get stabbed because anyone who wants to do something about it would first need to sound racist then implement policies which would risk being perceived as racist. And that was the larger point I was trying to make. This is just an easy way for the government to pretend they care about kids in a country which allows working class to be killed and raped every day because the alternative would risk being called a racist.

VLM 4y ago

The right people were doing the raping, which explains the entire situation.

LarryMullins 4y ago

You know why.