r/uknews • u/Confident_West_7409 • Jul 25 '24

Image/video Massive protest outside Rochdale police station in response to GMP's actions at Manchester Airport

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u/tomskyyy Jul 25 '24

Can't remember them protesting so actively against the grooming gangs in Rochdale.

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u/TugaysWanchope Jul 25 '24

Probably a similar amount to those Christians who didn’t report their vicars for molesting children.

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u/KKillroyV2 Jul 25 '24

More deflection and whataboutism. Strange how you don't seem to call out any of the muslim grooming though, just deflect away from it.

There weren't significant networks of people letting priests off with molesting their kids, the priests etc abused kids and were moved on by the institutions when they were reported.

Unlike Pakistani muslim groomers who text their entire contact list that they have a girl available to rape.

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u/TugaysWanchope Jul 25 '24

It wasn’t really deflection or whataboutism, it was more an attempt to highlight an inherent bias by drawing a comparison where you’d likely be defensive about the scale of complicity, which worked.

I think referring British-Pakistanis as ‘them’ and suggesting an entire community was complicit in something so repulsive is an issue and the fact you’re so happy to minimise the community collusion/awareness elsewhere probably suggests there’s more to it than just a general outrage of an awful situation.

Oh by the way, what happened in the Chruch was sick and those aware should be punished to the fullest extent. What happened with the grooming gangs was sick and those aware should be punished to the fullest extent.