Once more, @BBCNews โ she didn't object to sharing a changing room with Upton because he was transgender; she objected to sharing a changing room with him because he's MALE. https://t.co/PuOG3GrbXG
When it was white priests raping little boys behind vestry doors, the โgreat and goodโ had no problem calling out their evil acts.
But in the grooming gangs scandal, those same people wilfully ignored the crimes committed by brown, Muslim men.
Why?
Across the country, the abuse of predominantly white, working-class girls was treated like a โnecessary evilโ and an inherent byproduct of diversity and multiculturalism.
In the Telford report and the Rotherham report it was said in no uncertain terms that authorities failed to address the problem due to โnervousness around raceโ.
That is the crux of the issue: white people are afraid to talk about an issue that they don't see as coming from in their own house.
It is seen as a necessary evil in allowing multiculturalism and in accepting diversity and in fostering a sense of inclusion in our society that we allow alien cultures and alien approaches to women.
This line again is bandied about that all cultures are equal, but from a Catholic standpoint and from a British standpoint that is not true.
No culture that allows or condones the marriage of six-year-old girls to men old enough to be their grandfathers, no culture which denies women access to the workplace, the ability to speak in public, the ability to attend school or university, the ability to have a driver's licence or leave the house without male accompanimentโฆ
โฆthe list goes onโฆ
โฆ No culture that has those beliefs is equal to ours or should be respected as such.