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Riot police on standby across England and Wales for further far-right protests
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Indigenous population scared about their wellbeing? Wellbeing from what? What possible threat has the indigenous population faced recently that you need to be all up in arms about it?
This is a report on Gov.uk
What is your point? What are you up in arms about exactly?
Now, let's put this into perspective - https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/ethnicity-and-the-criminal-justice-system-statistics-2020/ethnicity-and-the-criminal-justice-system-2020
If you want to provide data, do it as a whokr, not what fits your point of view.
What are you pointing to exactly in that lengthy report pal? Graphic below seems pretty much on par with what person previous to you was saying.
Compare, say, convictions by race to population by race. When 3% of the population is black and 10%of the convictions are black people, there's an odd disparity. Now, a number of things could be happening there. Maybe black people are committing 3 times more crime than the population average. Maybe cops are charging black people more for a given crime than other races. Maybe black people are disadvantaged in some other way that's causing more crime than the average. The chart doesn't really say, and I'm not interested in doing a deep sociopolitical dive to have an idea why.
There are certainly issues with cultural beliefs causing crime which really can't be ignored. Honor killings, where, for instance, a woman is killed because getting raped brings dishonor to the family and killing her somehow restores it, will increase crime rates on a purely cultural basis. But this chart isn't going to show that, either. My Caribbean friend and my Nigerian friend have very different opinions on certain subjects, because culture doesn't necessarily follow skin color.
Very well put, no idea why you're getting downvoted. Probably offended someone's sensibility because you didn't worship at the alter of immigration and diversity. But latest research apparently shows we just may be able to acknowledge culture specific issues without giving into racist twattery. Sounds far fetched to me but I like to keep an open mind.