waz
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Thanks and you raise an interesting point about Muslims being minority in UK.
But my observation is that since the accused come from ghetto's (as some members suggested) where they are actually in majority and the victims chosen also come from fringes of society (from poor and often single parents and from families suffering from substance-abuse), the victims themselves might appear as easy targets and hence my allusion to minorities.
Although the comparison to forced conversions/rape/kidnap/marriages of poor Hindu girls (for example in rural Sindh) is not very accurate, the common factor being the victims and their parents are helpless non-muslims in both the cases.
Hi, the area i.e. Rotherham, they are not a majority. The girls didn't come from any of the ghetto areas, rather than majority White Working Class neighbourhoods. Many did come form troubled backgrounds and were deemed "easy", like I said before and you just affirmed.
The thing is, none of these girls were converted, forced to change their faith, forced married and so forth. They were used for gratuitous pleasure. much like pimps do anywhere.
As for the victims being helpless non-Muslims, not all of them. A significant number were not and were Asian, and yes were also Muslim and of Pakistani heritage.
Please read this.
http://www.mwnuk.co.uk/go_files/resources/UnheardVoices.pdf
Pakistanis in UK are from Mirpur, which is apparently a very underdeveloped, lawless area.
No it's not. It's actually very developed and very peaceful. One of the few areas that has never had a terrorist attack and has the highest literacy rate in Pakistan. It has something to do with the occupations of the folks who came from there i.e. simple farmers and of course what happened in the UK after that.
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