Could this happen in the US?

[Dondilion]

Originally Posted by donquixote99

She. Among the things you didn't see was the picture of the reporter?

And because of 'reporting?' You call that reporting? I call it race baiting BECAUSE it was done with lurid flaming language, as opposed to just sticking to the facts. There was a blatantly obvious aim to evoke a racial emotional reaction.

Toilet paper? Are you really deaf to this stuff?

Deaf to what stuff?

That over the years effort have been made to suppress the fact that men of Pakistani origins have been targeting very young white girls.

[donquixote99]

Originally Posted by Dondilion

Deaf to what stuff?

That over the years effort have been made to suppress the fact that men of Pakistani origins have been targeting very young white girls.

OK. Deaf to the fact that people often have a big emotional reaction to "treated white girls like toilet paper" that they wouldn't have to the alternative way real reporters would say it. For example, instead of the 'toilet paper' phrase, a real reporter might say '...sexually exploited middle school girls.'

The reaction to "Pakistani...white girls...toilet paper" will often be the triggering of racial animosity. I say this reaction is intended. And doing that is wrong, even if the perpetrators had racist motivations, and even if they escaped prosecution due to people making too much allowance for racial animus against them.

Triggering racial animosity is wrong. I'm not saying the crimes are OK, and not saying any other wrong thing is OK. But I insist triggering racial animosity is wrong. Everywhere, always, no matter what.