Skimmed it. Apparently we need to help Pakistani men integrate better, otherwise they are inclined to rape children.Originally Posted by Peter
Skimmed it. Apparently we need to help Pakistani men integrate better, otherwise they are inclined to rape children.
Sounds like a win-win to me. Might stop them beating the **** out of your son as well. Have you sorted that out yet? You have to nip this stuff in the bud.
Two things it is never too early to teach a boy- how to punch and how to bat.
Do you concur with that suggestion?
"Scoring a goal is better than sex" - Whoever said that was sticking it to the wrong woman
I think it's possible that we already do an adequate amount to help them integrate, what with them having all the freedoms to follow their own paths in life that they would be denied in their home country.
I also treat the suggestion with disdain, since it is clearly intended as a fudge designed to divert attention away from the true root causes that dare not speak their name.
LEAVING ASIDE the root cause for now, what would be your solution to stop rape. Because, lets face it, what matters here is stopping children being raped, not articulating our own ideas over what should and shouldn't be said or thought.
One suspects that there is little that can be done about it now, save allowing the police to prosecute those responsible.
Someone decided that what we needed, whether we wanted it or not, was a multi-cultural society, where each culture was to be considered as valid as our established indigenous culture.
Well done! A triumph!
I would probably start by discouraging public officials from abandoning thousands of girls to the depredations of Muslim rape gangs, inspired and motivated by Islamic teachings on the treatment of infidel women, for fear of being called "racist" and "Islamophobic".
Seems like a decent place to start, no?
Sounds like a lot of fun but I am not sure I understand what the actual action is.
How do you ever get someone to change their actions? You persuade them to do so. In the case of public officials engaging in a systematic cover up of child rapes, I would encourage them to consider whether their fear of being called "racist" and "Islamophobic" morally justifies them engaging in such a cover up.
Of course, I am relatively powerless, but the problem is that even those who do have the potential to change attitudes are silenced as well.
I think I would be more kindly disposed to these moslem chaps if they desisted from wearing their pyjamas during the daytime. Difficult to trust a chap that spends the whole day in his nightwear.
Furthermore my wife says that men wearing sandals all the time usually have no intention of doing any work.
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