I'll put the disclaimer out first saying that what those men have alleged to have done is abhorrent and should be punished. But the tone I'm reading here is its the whole communities/religion fault that this happened.

So when a white guy likes to fondle children, its his fault alone. When a brown guy that is a Muslim likes to fondle children, we should ban all Muslim immigration and deport every last one of them back to where they come from.

nowhereman, not at all, but, when you have people who are born here, enjoy what we have to offer, then grow up hating us and wanting to rid the nation of anyone who disbelieved their preachings, it's proof enough for me that our country is no place for these people and, as their own leaders are powerless to either identify the thugs from within, or control them, I'm afraid that that the only option left to get them out, is to ban the religion/faith, call it what you like.

They, their leaders, tried their way and failed, so now we should do things our way, which means if anyone wishes to follow Islam, they need to find somewhere else to do it.

nowhereman, In Western society sex with children is no where thought of as acceptable. In some Islamic societies sex with children is approved, so the religious acceptance of Mohamed fondling 6 year old Alisha and having intercourse with her at 9 gives example to that religious culture.

'nowhereman, In Western society sex with children is no where thought of as acceptable '

true Josephus however for the progressives taking photographs of young girls nude is art but pornography for everyone else.

Jay,
I knew I hadn’t covered some other countries. Thanks.

Yes, I understand, please don’t mention human rights and as for human rights lawyers - cringeworthy. Remember, Sudan was once head of the Human Rights leg of United Nations not so long ago.

I pray, Oh Lord, please don’t bring in any more bureaucrats or social justice advocates into the universe. I think calling them warriors is too kind a word for them. Warrior I think has a more mythical and chivalrous quality which they just don’t have. Theirs is narcissim. I do like that guy, Aurini - saw the vid you recently sent. He is on to it. I have seen his vids before.

The social justice I was taught at school seems almost like a different subject to a lot of the social justice issues of today. I also thought I had a good take on human rights once, even met a Human Rights Nobel Prize winner (she was the real deal) where I was working at one time - was a great job. Now things have gotten murky.

nowhereman,

What do you say to this, the imported culture for starters? Then you might comment on the political correctness that protects crime See here:

<Simon Danczuk, who helped expose a pattern of grooming of white teenage girls by men from a Pakistani background in Rochdale, where he is the Labour MP, said a culture of intimidation and closing of ranks within parts of the Asian community had mired politics in towns and cities across northern England for years.

He said Asian councillors were under constant pressure from the community to “conform” and other politicians acquiesced for fear of being accused of racism, failing to face up to evidence of abuse as a result...

The Rotherham scandal and a series of cases in towns including Rochdale highlighted how evidence of Pakistani men targeting white girls for abuse was repeatedly played down for fear of accusations of racism.

Mr Danczuk said the elements of Pakistani political culture itself were partly to blame for the cover-up.
“There are cultural issues around the way politics are done in the Asian community which have to change,” he said.
He said he had personally come under pressure from Asian councillors and members of the community for speaking out as well as being warned by prominent figures in his party...

“Politics are done differently in Pakistan, it is a cultural difference we have imported some of that into some of these northern towns and cities and I think we have to face up to the fact that we can’t carry on doing politics like that.
“It is not healthy and the direct consequence is that we end up having to tackle issues like has been faced in Rotherham.”
He described it as “a looking after your own” within the Asian community which other politicians had accepted.
“Pressure was applied, that’s what will have happened to Denis MacShane and he went along with it,” he said, referring to comments last week from the disgraced former MP for Rotherham who said he had shied away from the issue because he was a “Guardian reading liberal leftie”.>