The Guardian denies role of political correctness in Rotherham sexual abuse

I agree. It sounds like a guise to me. The law enforcements aren't concerned with political correctness when they are stop and searching blacks 6x more than whites in London. Not buying it.

What about asians?

The law enforcements aren't concerned with political correctness when they are stop and searching blacks 6x more than whites in London.

This Pakistani woman who has suffered abuse herself says otherwise and she is telling the truth. Courageous women like her willing to speak out deserve an honour because without them doing so and sticking a middle finger up to political correctness there is no way forward.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/women/11060663/Rotherham-As-a-Pakistani-woman-Id-welcome-a-police-force-that-didnt-rely-on-imams.html

'[h="3"]Police 'fear of appearing racist' meant justice wasn't served[/h]But, for me, one of the most most striking aspects of the report is its damning description of the inability to address issues within the local Pakistani community, for fear of appearing racist.
There's no escaping the fact that the majority of perpetrators were of Pakistani origin - and that this directly led to insufficient action being taken to identify, and bring them to justice.

and what if blacks are 6x more likely than whites to commit knife crime?

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I agree. It sounds like a guise to me. The law enforcements aren't concerned with political correctness when they are stop and searching blacks 6x more than whites in London. Not buying it.

Being dismissive on this issue is Politically Correct, think about it. It makes them feel uncomfortable to the point where 'No, it's not true!'. Leftys judge the truth on what does and doesn't sound offensive.

And don't listen to 'Truths', he's a black supremacist.

Completely disagree. The Guardian has it all wrong.




That doesn't really bear any relevance in this case. The "law enforcement" isn't just one collective consciousness.



... which would make him/her no less credible than yourself, seeing as you're blatantly a white supremacist/white nationalist.

Guess i'm no different to Dianne Abbott and Malcom X lol

Correct. You're no different from hypocritical racists like Dianne Abbott.

hAHA, Malcom X was a member of a black supremacist group yet he's a hero to you.

The Guardian had a whole big deal about social mobility and elitism, yet you'd be hard pressed to find any writer there who wasn't from a Public School followed by Oxford or the LSE.

I agree. It sounds like a guise to me. The law enforcements aren't concerned with political correctness when they are stop and searching blacks 6x more than whites in London. Not buying it.