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Here is some bias and prejudice for you all.....I like hindus , all the ones I met were nice. Great work colleagues. Friendly and easy to get on with. They always integrated well in a team environment and respected female employees.

Not worked with many Chinese but they always were good for buying a round of drinks in the pub after a hard day in the office.

When discussing rape gangs, I find the language of the authorities on "asians" quite offensive.

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Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford

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Maybe the term should be Sub Continent sex offenders

Pro USA & Israel

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It’s the most relevant statistic but also add to that:

1) Many (possibly most) of these have come to light much more recently than 2012. Lot’s of very recent convictions.
2) A “group” could be just two people with a small number of victims. Surely it’s much more relevant how many rapists / pedo individuals were involved rather than number of groups. Also how many victims. The Rotherham case alone was a large number of men and thousands of victims.

You can present stats and facts in a way that suits your agenda and it now happens on a daily basis.

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I told you, I really don't care too much about what peas get up to, they can have as many dos as they want.
I did have a rather nice shepherd's pie made with meat substitute peas this evening. This is the future, soylent green.

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I see lots of factual information woven into a story. That you see opinion and/or bias there says more about you than the story.

The story is not about the BBC, or whether they might wind up the impressionable, which seems a pretty unlikely intention to me. The story is about the "Robinson brand" and how it evolved.

So kindly concentrate on that and avoid the attempts to swerve.

For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

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This article was to wind up the impressionable - so not much of a swerve. Out of the article there are some selective facts designed to make Robinson look bad. But my favourite part was to start off about the 'country' house and hot-tub. This was purely included out of spite to Robinson and to deter his supporters. Quite hilarious that the BBC would concentrate far more on Robinson, than say decry the rape gangs or protest about soldiers being harassed on their home-coming parade.
I would also wonder how many BBC employees, in particular the many executives, have country houses and hot-tubs paid for by tax payers' money - and not willingly donated as it is to Robinson, for instance? But anyway, I'm not any kind of Robinson follower by any means, yet you just seem unwilling to engage in anything other than 'he broke the law'. I have to suspect you just don't like him, which in a wider context, is meaningless.

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