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Why was it a mistake they are/were predominately Pakistanis that are to blame for these crimes.

 

Obvious mistake to me,but if you don't see it ,fair enough.

It always helps to be factual when you are making an argument.

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Obvious mistake to me,but if you don't see it ,fair enough.

It always helps to be factual when you are making an argument.

 

I take your point, but if you dont say it as it is it dont mean anything.

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If Corbyn did sack her for speaking out, as Javid claims, then I would not vote for Labour while he was leader.

 

"Sarah Champion was sacked by Jeremy Corbyn over Sun article on sexual exploitation of white girls"

 

https://www.politicshome.com/news/uk/home-affairs/policing/news/88302/sarah-champion-was-sacked-jeremy-corbyn-over-sun-article

 

 

Ms Champion officially resigned as shadow equalities minister yesterday following intense criticism over her comments, which she made in an article for The Sun.

 

But it has emerged that Mr Corbyn asked her to quit the Shadow Cabinet-level post - effectively sacking her from the role

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In the article she said Britain has a problem with British-Pakistani men raping and exploiting white girls, maybe she should have said issue instead of problem, when it becomes a problem I don't know.................

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https://www.politicshome.com/news/uk/home-affairs/policing/news/88302/sarah-champion-was-sacked-jeremy-corbyn-over-sun-article

 

 

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In the article she said Britain has a problem with British-Pakistani men raping and exploiting white girls, maybe she should have said issue instead of problem, when it becomes a problem I don't know.................

 

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Talk about stereotyping all British Pakistanis!

Maybe the word Some should have been used...

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Talk about stereotyping all British Pakistanis!

Maybe the word Some should have been used...

 

I agree that the word some should have been used. However, it should be self evident to everybody that not all British Pakistani men commit these hideous crimes.

Okay Sarah Champion has resigned her shadow front bench role because she didn't qualify the word 'some' in her sentence. However those on the front line of child & vulnerable adult protection services (police, social workers, council officials) who turned a blind eye to the appalling abuse of children and who did nothing are still in their jobs!

Add to that, it has been reported that the scandal of these grooming gangs are still continuing. It seems that the lessons of the Jay Report have been forgotten so soon after it was published.

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Talk about stereotyping all British Pakistanis!

Maybe the word Some should have been used...[/QUOTe

 

True, she admits she used a poor choice of words. Although I don't believe this was a generalised belief of Sarahs and so wouldn't in my view point towards a stereotype.

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Talk about stereotyping all British Pakistanis!

Maybe the word Some should have been used...

 

She also said in the report that, the biggest perpetrators of this crime are white males

 

Talk about stereotyping all white males! Maybe the word Some should have been used.

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The first sensible thing she has ever said and she gets the sack

 

it shows that you still cant tell the truth (without consiquensus) about some asians breaking the law?

 

Nobody should be afraid to tell the truth. I've got a lot of respect for Champion and what she said was correct

Nigel Farage agrees.

BBC reports him as writing on Twitter, "Telling the truth about tough issues is now impossible in the modern Labour Party. Pathetic."

 

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"In the article she said Britain has a problem with British-Pakistani men raping and exploiting white girls, maybe she should have said issue instead of problem, when it becomes a problem I don't know.................

"Issue"/"problem"- the words largely mean the same, except that "issue" is a more trendy version. But there certainly is a problem. There seem to be many such groups throughout the UK, convicted in properly-conducted criminal trials with guilt established beyond reasonable doubt.

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