Comments by "Seven Proxies" (@sevenproxies4255) on "The Grooming Gangs Never Stopped" video.

  1.  @Never4534   @Never4534  Ah, that's a shame. Nevertheless, know that you're not alone in thinking about these issues and that you want to see some change. That's why the msm and social media sites are working overtime on trying to shut the topics down. They want us to feel isolated and alone with our views, because they fear our opposition if we realize just how many people there are out there that shares our sentiments. It's a good thing you've chosen to follow the issues and not just keeping your head down to avoid rocking the boat. If there's no one IRL to talk to, then do continue keeping yourself informed about it. And if there are other people, women especially, that you can broach the subject with then that would be grand as well. As a man (not british, but faced with similar consequences of mass immigration and harmful cultural influences from abroad) I can honestly say that it's more challenging than it needs to be to raise the issue, when you see and hear a bunch of western women come out and attack you for it. It's not like i'm a likely target of muslim grooming gangs or r@pists. They are. And I don't think it's possible to ever tackle the problem if the general consensus is to stubbornly refuse to talk openly about the foreign cultural and religious aspects to the problem. I mean, or course there are white, western rapists too. We can't eliminate them all, because crime will always exist. But there are sole glaring key differences between r@pists from different countries. When you've got a western man prosecuted for r@pe, he'll deny his crimes and try to prove that he's a good man who doesn't want to harm women. He knows what he did is wrong, but did it anyway out of monstrous and selfish reasons. But then you look at some of the defendants in these grooming gang scandals, and they openly claim that they've done nothing wrong. Saying that their victims are just "white british slu..ts who deserved it" because british women do not and should not conform to islam1c standards of chastity, and they're very brazen about these opinions too. Then comes the the fact that this problem is an unecessary and imported one. If immigration was significantly more limited, and higher demands were made of immigrants to abandon their home cultures and mindsets, these r@pists would never have had the opportunity to do their vile, monstrous acts. But the more we just keep the floodgates open and basically let in anyone and allow them to stay regardless of how bad they behave living here, the problem is only going to increase. I don't think it's western countries responsibility to act as safe havens for the r@pists and the criminals of the middle east and Africa. We have a right and a duty to keep them out in the effort of reducing the sexual predation on women and girls who live here, while also continuing to charge and prosecute those monsters who are born and raised here as well...
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  2.  @vendomnu  I'm not? I was trying to get some insights about what it's like being a woman in Britain with this shit going on.
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  3.  @Never4534  I had to replace some letters with an @ and divide some words up because youtube algorithms just deleted my post when written plainly. Just goes to show how badly they want us to stop talking about the issue.
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  4.  @Never4534  Thank you. What are the conversations about this topic like? I often get the impression that when western men starts talking sbout the issue, you always have these progressive feminists coming out of the woodwork with their relativsm and accusations of racism and whatnot. So what's the word around more "normal" women living close to these problems?
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  5.  @Muck006  Don't put words in my mouth please. I've been following the coverage of what has happened for a few years now and it's utterly disgusting. The reason for asking is, I know how most fathers feel about already. But when you look at voter demographics in western countries, there's a clear pattern of the female voters generally voting more for open borders and multiculturalism, whereas the male voters tend to be more pro-patriotic and wanting to reduce mass immigration, especially from countries ehwre the cultural values differ widely from their own home countries. That's why I'm looking for the female perspective. How the discussions are going among women, and if there's any changes to the statistical voting demographics going. I know what the feminists think already since they're pretty loud and vocal about their beliefs as it is. I'm more interested in the perspectives of less radicalized women at this particular juncture. That's all it is really. Didn't expect it to trump up such massive controversy.
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  6. Are you a british lass?
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  7.  @ultragamer4465  You do realize that gingers exist outside of Britain too, right?
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