Quote Originally Posted by MadAmster View Post
I think we might be able to put this to bed now. To sum up...

TTR thinks those involved in the grooming/rape should be investigated and, where there's sufficient evidence, arrested, charged, brought to trial and, if found guilty, dealt with severely.

Everybody else on here agrees.

The same goes, as far as I can see, for anybody that either covered anything up, helped with a cover up or failed to report it.

The difference being that TTR and, if "social media" is anything to go by, many others, want a public inquiry into it.

Many others, myself and, I believe rA, are of the opinion that we are talking about possible criminal offences and that it should be the police who investigate, not another inquiry. If we take Rotherham, for example, it certainly shouldn't be Yorkshire police doing the investigating due to possible conflicts of interest. Another force should do the investigating.

There's no difference in the WHAT as far as I can see, it's the HOW where there are differences.

Yours etc.
(Hopefully) the voice of reason.
in an ideal world yes. But coppers piss in the same pot.
Their leaders converse with the governments. If you believe they will incriminate themselves, then I'm sorry to disappoint you. We have had enough police lies in the last few years to last a lifetime.
Perhaps the Hillsborough disaster went over your head? They swore blind they'd done nothing wrong.

Do me a favour and listen to this guys opinion, as it mirrors my own. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1Bc0l8R5ow

Yes everyone is horrified at the horror and abuse these girls suffered. Yes we all want the perpetrators brought to justice.
Yet the last report, was so wide of the mark in nailing down the failures / lies/ people responsible that an indepenent panel is required. This why Starmer and his government are ****ting it and many who failed to act in the Tories.

Do not underestimate public anger at what labour have just done. He has probably just unified more white voters away from Labour.