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Thread #161452   Message #3840777
Posted By: Keith A of Hertford
22-Feb-17 - 11:51 AM
Thread Name: BS: Uk Labour Party discussion II
Subject: RE: BS: Uk Labour Party discussion II
Jim,
but went on to point out that many of the people concerned were behaving no differently than youths from other communities who indulged in underage sex.

No he did not.
He acknowledged the same urges but pointed out that culture limited the legitimate outlets for it, leading to the multiple raping and pimping of children.

There is no documented evidence to suggest that the Muslim community is any more prone to underage sex than any other,

No, and no-one has suggested it but it is an established fact that certain demographics are hugely over-represented in this specific crime.

Both Teribus and Keith are now openly declared racists,

I am sure I speak for both of us when I utterly refute that disgusting accusation.

Rag,
Abuse is not as you would have us believe purely confined to Asian men.

No one here would have you believe such an idiotic idea Rag.

Jim again,
Making these crimes "Muslim" is what makes you pair the racists you are

No-one has suggested that religion is an issue. I have specifically and repeatedly said that it is not. Why do you repeat that blatant lie Jim? Because the truth is your enemy in this crusade of yours.

"Lord Ahmed said he did not know THE REASON WHY ASIAN MEN WERE EXPLOITING YOUNG GIRLS."
But you pair apparently do - do you know something he doesn't?


In the original thread I quoted him ascribing it to the culture, especially to unhappy arranged marriages.

He was shouted down by protests from Muslims all over Britain

No he was not. The overwhelming majority of Muslims are as appalled by this as we are. You should be too.

Nobody has ever claimed "implants" or entire communities - that is the product of Keith's sick imagination

It is not my imagination that culture influences us all to some extent, and not my idea that culture is the issue here.
My only case is that there is an over-representation, not why.