ECG1
Posted: Sun Mar 28, 2010 3:02 pm
To help you down from your high horse, first you need to understand the context of my remark.
If you do a search on Davey's posts you will find that just about every single one that discusses race, violent crime, dole scroungers, immigration etc mentions black and Asian people, particularly immigrants extremely unfavourably compared to the "indigineous" population, whatever that is.
One of Davey's posts about the horrors of interracial sex had to be deleted by the BGAFD admin. And it takes something to get a post deleted on this forum, believe me!
So what I tend to do in my posts to young Davey is balance his neverending anti black/Asian rhetoric.
I hope you understand the above, because it is important. With the context explained I will address your post.
"Ah, yet more David Johnson sarcasm..."
Correct.
"To ignore the cultural significance of this specific murder is ignoring the issue that continues to grow"
Obviously.. though the extent to which this is growing compared to teenage knife crime in general, I dont know. You have statistics?
"Africans, Arabs, Blacks"...
"To simply acknowledge that there are growing problems with knife crime in a minority of London's young ethnic community is racist, right?"
No. Wrong. Is that what you think? I have never suggested that in any of my posts. There are black gangs and black on black violent attacks. There are white gangs and white on white violent attacks. There are white and black gangs etc. etc. Efforts need to be made to deal with this. If you can find a quote from me that states differently please share it.
"The stop-and-search law that permitted a police officer to act on suspicion of carrying weapons were scrapped because they were said to be a form of racial harassment by people like you"
No. I have never been against stop and search laws provided there was reasonable suspicion. As far as I can recall my only criticism against stop and search was in the context of PCSOs in particular, stopping, searching and in some cases arresting photographers (of all colours before you get on that high horse again). If you can find a quote from me that states differently please share it.
"People like you who are in denial help to form the ultimate consequence which is that young men of ethnicity are left unprotected in unpoliced neighbourhoods, and that many mothers are left to grieve for their children"
No I am not in denial. Violent crime is a grave problem and irrespective of ethnicity needs dealing with, particularly in very poor, deprived areas where the problem tends to be worse. If you can find a quote from me that states differently please share it.
"When a child has been stabbed, having the police combing the scene for forensic evidence after the event offers little consolation."
Err, it's a bit difficult to disagree with this one.
What the grieving mothers need is effective, realistic policing that will prevents this type of murder. Not denial and not sarcasm.
I am not against effective, realistic policing that will prevent this type of gangland murder, irrespective of colour. If you can find a quote from me that states differently please share it.
Please understand there is a difference between countering an endless stream of anti Asian/Black abuse and stating that everything is absolutely fine with a particular race.
Nice speech, unfortunately it seems to be based on nothing to do with anything I have stated in the past.
Have a good evening
David
If you do a search on Davey's posts you will find that just about every single one that discusses race, violent crime, dole scroungers, immigration etc mentions black and Asian people, particularly immigrants extremely unfavourably compared to the "indigineous" population, whatever that is.
One of Davey's posts about the horrors of interracial sex had to be deleted by the BGAFD admin. And it takes something to get a post deleted on this forum, believe me!
So what I tend to do in my posts to young Davey is balance his neverending anti black/Asian rhetoric.
I hope you understand the above, because it is important. With the context explained I will address your post.
"Ah, yet more David Johnson sarcasm..."
Correct.
"To ignore the cultural significance of this specific murder is ignoring the issue that continues to grow"
Obviously.. though the extent to which this is growing compared to teenage knife crime in general, I dont know. You have statistics?
"Africans, Arabs, Blacks"...
"To simply acknowledge that there are growing problems with knife crime in a minority of London's young ethnic community is racist, right?"
No. Wrong. Is that what you think? I have never suggested that in any of my posts. There are black gangs and black on black violent attacks. There are white gangs and white on white violent attacks. There are white and black gangs etc. etc. Efforts need to be made to deal with this. If you can find a quote from me that states differently please share it.
"The stop-and-search law that permitted a police officer to act on suspicion of carrying weapons were scrapped because they were said to be a form of racial harassment by people like you"
No. I have never been against stop and search laws provided there was reasonable suspicion. As far as I can recall my only criticism against stop and search was in the context of PCSOs in particular, stopping, searching and in some cases arresting photographers (of all colours before you get on that high horse again). If you can find a quote from me that states differently please share it.
"People like you who are in denial help to form the ultimate consequence which is that young men of ethnicity are left unprotected in unpoliced neighbourhoods, and that many mothers are left to grieve for their children"
No I am not in denial. Violent crime is a grave problem and irrespective of ethnicity needs dealing with, particularly in very poor, deprived areas where the problem tends to be worse. If you can find a quote from me that states differently please share it.
"When a child has been stabbed, having the police combing the scene for forensic evidence after the event offers little consolation."
Err, it's a bit difficult to disagree with this one.
What the grieving mothers need is effective, realistic policing that will prevents this type of murder. Not denial and not sarcasm.
I am not against effective, realistic policing that will prevent this type of gangland murder, irrespective of colour. If you can find a quote from me that states differently please share it.
Please understand there is a difference between countering an endless stream of anti Asian/Black abuse and stating that everything is absolutely fine with a particular race.
Nice speech, unfortunately it seems to be based on nothing to do with anything I have stated in the past.
Have a good evening
David