I realise we have two thread running on this subject, and as I said on the other one ...
Amidst all the understandable outrage (my own included) I'm trying to take a wide view of this whole mess, especially given that one day - and all too son, sadly - this will be "yesterday's news"
For me this is more about entrenched attitudes than individul crimes, and in time I worry that the extreme little Englanders (who luckily we don't see too often on here) will return to blaming everything on "these dreadful foreigners / what else do you expect", the competitive liberals (who sadly we see all too often) will continue insisting race has absolutely nothing to do with it and that everything's being twisted, and the polce, social servces, etc, will maintain that nothing can possibly be their fault - not me guv, oh no, it's those awful cuts innit
For progress to be made calmer heads will have to prevail and attitudes/perceptions will need to be revisited by all, especially those who have come to believe they can dominate the agenda and silence others by shouting the loudest
Frankly, I believe that for some, that woouldn't be very popular ...