I'm not Racist BUT..

Statistically you're correct. Crime in Germany rose 65% after they took migrants, Rotherham, Bradford, Banbury, Oxford, Birmingham have all had a rape crisis (where at least 90% of the rapists were Asian)

It's important to remember that not all creepy guys are creeps.

Funny how you forget to mention the Arab and Pakistani populations who have a very high rate of sexual abuse and preversion

As in the point of going on about me being grammatically incorrect in a thread about sexual harassment etc in relation to culture.

but they did groom south asian girls too

but they did groom south asian girls too

but they did groom south asian girls too

So does the Milky Way.

fyi the people we're supposed to be hating right now are muslims.

Post the source to your statistic please, it's probably bull**** like all the other ones i've encountered in the past

Yes, it's mostly Muslims.

Quite a narrow satement to have made. Why is that an act of an individual suddenly defines the behaviour of a whole group- hasn't education taught us to think beyond borders. I wonder if such statements are a result of culture/ upbringing.

"im not racist BUT .." *says something racist*

Not really. She made an observation about how some ethnic minorities in her area seem to hold different values in relation to how they treat women. Not racist at all, she's just pointing out that we don't all have the same set of cultural standards.

has anyone noticed that some foreign guys (especially from African, Indian, or some Eastern European countries) in the UK these days are often pretty creepy/harassing women? Maybe it's a cultural difference idk though obviously you get English guys who are weirdos too. You get things like grooming gangs etc.

There are places in my city I won't even walk if I'm dressed really conservatively (and I'm an ethnic minority girl myself, no I don't vote UKIP lol) because you get groups of guys staring and acting very dodgily or even following you. Weirdly those are either the really deprived gang areas or the Muslim ones though Muslims are meant to be conservative. My white friend was on her way home from a job interview and stopped at a takeaway which was empty, and the guys working there apparently started talking about how they'd like to rape her in Hindi, they didn't realise she could speak it because she's been to India She apparently ran out.

Every time I go to London and am in Victoria Coach Station there's always some travelling guy waiting for his coach harassing women dodgily, you see some on the Tube too. My best friend is mixed race and from London and apparently some Kenyan guy who could barely speak English sat on the bus next to her the other day and started rubbing up against her and trying to talk to her.

My parents are from a different culture but here I dont think multiculturalism works

Quite a narrow satement to have made. Why is that an act of an individual suddenly defines the behaviour of a whole group- hasn't education taught us to think beyond borders. I wonder if such statements are a result of culture/ upbringing.

Except it's not individuals, is it? It's entire nations whose values and legal system are build on Muslim beliefs, and where women are sentenced to stoning in the worst cases, and subject to belittled, demeaning behaviour daily. It's siloed subcultures within European countries where there are, annually, multiple examples of gang rape.

The Indian subcontinent is about 100 years out of date with regard to its attitude (generally, because we have to generalise when discussing these topics) to women, homosexuality, treatment of youth, and many other concerns.

I am capable of 'thinking beyond borders' - however, such broad, forward-thinking attitudes are not prevalent in the societies I have mentioned.

Please refrain from commenting upon my upbringing: it's childish, and undermines your argument.