Leicester

[Ramblingnamechanger]

Was horrified to see the news about what seems to be happening there , with religion as the excuse. What we actually see is wall to wall males fighting each other and wall to wall community leaders who are all male. When will it be possible to name the problem? Which is of course Men men men. You would think that women just don’t exist . Let alone have opinions or stand up to this behaviour. As usual.

I noted that reports spoke of 'people' gathering in large numbers. A few now have started to speak of the gatherings being made up of 'mostly men'. Mustn't make men look bad, you see.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leicestershire-62934815
This, for example, tells of 27 people arrested; one must scroll down to find all are men.

www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leicestershire-62943952.amp here, the video is explained as showing 'people seen on the street'. To be fair, the article refers to 'mainly young men' quite soon but still. Once you see it, you can't unsee it.

I'm so glad there is a thread on this-a woman was interviewed on the radio yesterday & was explaining how she worries for her daughter who is a Uni student and her Mother who is elderly-they all feel terribly unsafe leaving the house with these mobs on the streets. I've seen footage of a young boy crying after he witnessed someone being beaten up-these violent men just don't care.The police are completely outnumbered and Leicester is becoming unlawful.

Yes you are righthappydappy there was someone on WH. But not I think in any of the main tv news reports. Seems very like hostile males in football crowds too. Again women rarely seen fighting.

India vs Pakistan. Hmm, sounds like a very specific demographic of men unlikely to involve anybody called Nathan or Dave.

I noticed the BBC reported A 21-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of making threats to kill.

Anyone know why when transactivists openly make threats to kill and injure women, and publish the threats on social media, the police do nothing about it?

I'm taking a punt that it's either

*membership of a sacred caste
*assumed confidence in the Right Side of History and Stonewalled policy within the relevant police forces and/or CPS

that guides the arrest/prosecution decisions.

Probably because radical Muslims have a history of actually killing people rather than making threats on Twitter.