So twisted, I know your waiting to pounce.
Just another, I don think that looking at common factors has to be inherently racist- no.
So one common factor that is coming out of this is Immigration and culture, socio economics also plays apart but still looking at the stats Immigration and said culture are still overly represented.
That being the case should we avoid talking about the culture even though during the first couple of threads everyone pained themselves as to explicitly state they where not broad brushing said demographic?
Everyone knows that Europe has enough home grown misogynist rapists but until we know how to address the problem (if we are allowed to talk about it) then asking questions of who we are accepting into Europe (free movement and all that) is a valid avenue of discourse, no?
If you think it's a simple case of stick them in a class room for a couple of weeks, there are plenty of posts on here to give you examples of why that's not the case due to feminism, if you want to be very callus then refer to Rotherem/Oxford/Derby etc.
As the previous threads and recent reports has highlighted, you are in fact part of the problem that has stifled debate so far?