Keith,

genuine investigation would begin as follows.

A very small number of British Pakistanis have committed some sex crimes.

A very small minority of other demographics have also committed sex crimes.

It is reasonable to suspect that there is a common factor which inspires all these sex crimes to be committed.

i'e a shared characteristic possessed by all the sex criminals.

On ths basis we may deduce that, if it is a shared characteristic, which is very likely, then it is not one unique to one or other demographic, as it would no longer be shared.

If it is cultural, it must therefore be a cultural factor shared among the various demographics.

Therefore, it cannot be Islamic or Pakistani culture that is to blame, as that is not a shared characteristic.

It must be something else.

What do they have in common?

Well thats what a study might eventually find out, but theres so much to sift through that it could take years.

There's your logic Keith.


You start with the conclusion and call it a hypothesis, and then stand up for it to the bitter end.

And your conclusion is that British Pakistani men are disposed to rape in a way that other men are not.

That mate is called discriminating on the basis of race to the esclusion of all other factors.


That is what you, Ake, and now MtheGM are all doing.

QED