She shouldn't have resigned as what she said, as quoted, is correct in that there is a problem.
Pakistani Muslims does not equal all Muslims. A lot of the culture from the Indian subcontinent generally has a poor attitude towards women, as can be seen and evidenced by their treatment regardless of religious background.
As I said a while back, most of the media attention has been focused on race and religion which has been used by certain individuals and groups to advance their own agendas.
The rapists were animals, and as far as I'm concerned should have been given the death penalty if it were still in use today. But this obviously shows a problem in society overall, whether it's the availability of cheap alcohol, the incompetence of social/care workers and the disregard by the police of the victims.
The whole thing has turned into a race issue (which obviously played a major role in how the council dealt with it) but let's be honest here - if it wasn't this Asian gang, then it may well have been others taking the opportunity to a) have sex and b) make money.
No. The recent report shows the UK has a problem with predominantly Muslim men with a terrible attitude to woman of a certain ethnic background. (And that in general...)
No, actually lots of white guys rape white women. In fact, black guys rape white women, white guys rape black women, brown guys rape brown women and so on. And sometimes guys rape other guys too. But women also rape men!
And it's not Muslim men in the general sense, but Pakistani Muslim men from a specific community.
By the way, there seems to have been a lot of sexual abuse carried out by white British men against boys/girls in care homes, children's services groups, etc. I wonder what the response would be if a politician said that the UK had a problem with white men rapng/abusing white children in their care...?
Rapists gonna rape, abusers gonna abuse. Let's not generalise, or worse, blame the victims. Let's get sensible about we tackle sexual violence and abuse together.
