iebamm2580 wrote: » Have you got stats to back that up?, as i was asked numerous times yesterday when i voiced an opinion.
Call Me Jimmy wrote: » Also comes into it insofar as they don't generally attack muslim girls, non-muslims are explicitly 'easy meat' and fair game. From the perspective of policing, safety, awareness in the affected communities surely this isn't information you just throw away?
Grayson wrote: » And yet they're a tiny minority of the muslim population.
Captain Obvious wrote: » They don't target them because they are not Muslim. They target vulnerable people, like most sex offenders do. You also have to consider that victims within small communities are less likely to report crimes of this nature. I'm not sure what measure you would take to prevent this that would differ depending on religion.
Grayson wrote: » there's just over 600 Muslims in UK prisons serving sentences for rape. There's over 2.6 million Muslims in the UK. Now if you're disagreeing with me and are suggesting that there's a majority of Muslims committing rapes, that would be 1.3 million. Even a large minority of say 20% would indicate that it's about 400k people committing rape.
Grayson wrote: » iebamm2580 wrote: » Have you got stats to back that up?, as i was asked numerous times yesterday when i voiced an opinion. there's just over 600 Muslims in UK prisons serving sentences for rape. There's over 2.6 million Muslims in the UK. Now if you're disagreeing with me and are suggesting that there's a majority of Muslims committing rapes, that would be 1.3 million. Even a large minority of say 20% would indicate that it's about 400k people committing rape.
o1s1n wrote: » https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/324097/number-males-rape-muslim.docAs at 31 March 2014, the latest point in time for which data is available for public use, the male prison population in England and Wales for all offenders serving immediate custodial sentence for rape was 5,682. Of this, there were 676 offenders who self-declared their religion as Muslim (12% of the total). 5.02% of the British Population are Muslims, yet they make up 12% of the prison populace for rape. I'm not trying to say anything other than after looking at the numbers, 12% does seem quite high for a minority that make up 5.02%.
o1s1n wrote: » Just to break these numbers down further - 1 in every 20 people in the UK identify as Muslim, yet 1 in every 8 rapists in prison identify as Muslim.
Strazdas wrote: » Muslim population of the UK is 2.6 million. 676 men have been been jailed for rape. Therefore, 2.6 million Muslims in Britain have not been convicted of rape and sexual assault, correct?
redhen94 wrote: » In India, gang rapes have suddenly hit the front page over the last few years instead of being quietly ignored. Now, condemning rape there is ultra-fashionable. But it still goes on.
Grayson wrote: » 1) It's not possible to extrapolate any findings about the rest of the Muslim population based on that. That's just basic statistics that's taught in first year college..
Grayson wrote: » iebamm2580 wrote: » You dont need to have EXACT stats to be correct on a particular subject matter either thats all im saying, you seem like one of those people who takes everything literal. You kind of do. You make a statement, it may be true it may be false, but we won't know unless it'd backed up with some kind of stat or reference. As for saying it's common knowledge, I'm sure people could bring up thousands of examples where what was common knowledge was incorrect.
iebamm2580 wrote: » You dont need to have EXACT stats to be correct on a particular subject matter either thats all im saying, you seem like one of those people who takes everything literal.
SnakePlissken wrote: » Whatever about first year in college, you're failing basic english. statistics stəˈtɪstɪks/ noun The practice or science of collecting and analysing numerical data in large quantities, especially for the purpose of inferring proportions in a whole from those in a representative sample. Statistics by their very nature involve the extrapolation of data from a representative group in order to gain better understanding of the greater whole.
iebamm2580 wrote: » What was this about yesterday Grayson?
Grayson wrote: » iebamm2580 wrote: » What was this about yesterday Grayson? What about it? Here;s the thing about maths. Someone stats something, you don't need a whole group of stats to prove them wrong. All you need to do is disprove the maths. If someone says 5+7=2 I don't need to show a load of studies to prove them wrong. I just need to show that 5 + 7 is never equal to 2.
Grayson wrote: » And even within those small communities you can't make any judgement about the whole population or a majority of them.
SnakePlissken wrote: » I won't post the link again because those who don't want to read it, won't read it, but 75% of convicted grooming gangs in the UK hail from a small populace of 3%. Now, whilst you might state the majority of Muslims are not rapists, which I'm obviously not arguing against, I still believe a discussion must be had as to why the majority of sexual abuse gangs and a skewed ratio of sexual abusers of any nature ARE Muslim.
Grayson wrote: » ...based on the behavior of about 1000 people.
Blaas4life wrote: » in Pakistan is a death penalty offence...why are they at it in england
Raging_Ninja wrote: » 676 men are in prison today. Those do not show people who have served their sentences and since have been released, and those who are currently awaiting trial. You have to remember that as Rotherham, Telford and other scandals have shown us, Muslims of Pakistani descent have been allowed to operate child rape gangs for decades with the knowledge of local police, local government and child protection agencies. The real number of rapists is without a doubt many multiples of the numbers official statistics provide.
Strazdas wrote: » Lots of talk in this thread of a "rape culture" among Muslims in the UK where 0.05% or something of Muslim men are in jail for a sexual offence or rape. There's nowhere near enough evidence to condemn an entire religion / race on this specific issue or say they should be refused entry to Britain.
Raging_Ninja wrote: » You mention those who are in jail. But these were and may still be protected by British local government, police forces and child protection agencies. These men were deliberately not being investigated despite substantial evidence that child rapes were being committed. It follows that official statistics cannot be trusted in this matter. For example, there was the absurd situation where, following reports screams coming from a house, policemen walked in on 3 adult Pakistani men and a partially clothed 13 year-old girl, who had been reported missing by her parents. The girl arrested the girl for drunk and disorderly conduct, while the men were let go without any of their details being taken. I suggest giving below video a watch - it's a talk by the Times journalist who brought the Rotherham scandal to mainstream public knowledge. Even if you feel you know in your heart that I am wrong, that the people you are arguing against are the worst forms of racists, please do watch it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrUiHB5qJJ0 I would also suggest that you re-evaluate the idea that condemning a religion is somehow wrong. It is not. A religion is just an idea, a set of beliefs, and should never be above criticism. The alternative is support of blasphemy laws.