https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acid_thro ... idemiologyAccording to researchers and activists, countries typically associated with acid assault include Bangladesh, India,[44] Nepal, Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos, China, United Kingdom, Kenya, South Africa, Uganda, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Ethiopia.
Well someone said earlier that this was mainly by whites. Do the british play "race games" with their censuses the way we do here, except instead of hispanics being white, muslims are? I honestly don't know. But it seems possible the way they softpedal all this shit.Speaker to Animals wrote:heydaralon wrote:This is mainly a muslim thing right? Muslims do this kind of stuff to women in their own countries when they get uppity and start wanting to read or don't want to marry a dude 4 times older than them. I realize the news will not admit as much.
They do their damnedest to obfuscate the fact.
heydaralon wrote:Well someone said earlier that this was mainly by whites. Do the british play "race games" with their censuses the way we do here, except instead of hispanics being white, muslims are? I honestly don't know. But it seems possible the way they softpedal all this shit.Speaker to Animals wrote:heydaralon wrote:This is mainly a muslim thing right? Muslims do this kind of stuff to women in their own countries when they get uppity and start wanting to read or don't want to marry a dude 4 times older than them. I realize the news will not admit as much.
They do their damnedest to obfuscate the fact.
Speaker to Animals wrote:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acid_thro ... idemiologyAccording to researchers and activists, countries typically associated with acid assault include Bangladesh, India,[44] Nepal, Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos, China, United Kingdom, Kenya, South Africa, Uganda, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Ethiopia.
Fucking great list you made there, UK.
GrumpyCatFace wrote:Dumb slut partied too hard and woke up in a weird house. Ran out the door, weeping for her failed life choices, concerned townsfolk notes her appearance and alerted the fuzz.
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Montegriffo wrote:http://time.com/4858177/rise-in-acid-attacks-britain/The lack of a pattern in the types of victims makes it difficult to police a response to the increase in crimes. Unlike in South Asia, where women are disproportionately targeted by acid attackers, "here, two-thirds of victims are men," Jaf Shah, executive director of Acid Survivors Trust International (ASTI), tells TIME. Early data suggests that the majority of both attackers and victims are white British men, he says, but the motives span from revenge attacks to hate crimes, domestic abuse, gang crime and organized crime. This "complex picture" is muddied by the lack of a standardized approach to recording these crimes, he says. "You need to have the data otherwise there is a blanket response that doesn’t tackle or reach those communities," he says.The trend is being driven not by a common motive, but by the ease with which corrosive materials can be acquired by those seeking to do harm. Sulphuric acid in drain cleaners, bleaches and corrosive alkalis in battery fluid can be bought for as little $1 in discount stores and supermarkets across the country. "What we are seeing is the ease in obtaining these types of substances, the majority of which can be found under kitchen sinks," Detective Chief Inspector Mike West, the the Metropolitan Police's lead for corrosive-based crime tells TIME. "With anything, people see other people doing it so they will naturally pick it up," he says.
Montegriffo wrote:http://time.com/4858177/rise-in-acid-attacks-britain/The lack of a pattern in the types of victims makes it difficult to police a response to the increase in crimes. Unlike in South Asia, where women are disproportionately targeted by acid attackers, "here, two-thirds of victims are men," Jaf Shah, executive director of Acid Survivors Trust International (ASTI), tells TIME. Early data suggests that the majority of both attackers and victims are white British men, he says, but the motives span from revenge attacks to hate crimes, domestic abuse, gang crime and organized crime. This "complex picture" is muddied by the lack of a standardized approach to recording these crimes, he says. "You need to have the data otherwise there is a blanket response that doesn’t tackle or reach those communities," he says.The trend is being driven not by a common motive, but by the ease with which corrosive materials can be acquired by those seeking to do harm. Sulphuric acid in drain cleaners, bleaches and corrosive alkalis in battery fluid can be bought for as little $1 in discount stores and supermarkets across the country. "What we are seeing is the ease in obtaining these types of substances, the majority of which can be found under kitchen sinks," Detective Chief Inspector Mike West, the the Metropolitan Police's lead for corrosive-based crime tells TIME. "With anything, people see other people doing it so they will naturally pick it up," he says.
Nepal, Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos, China and South Africa. Countries that all recently held mass conversions to Islam? You know, since throwing acid in people's is a Muslim thing?Speaker to Animals wrote:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acid_thro ... idemiologyAccording to researchers and activists, countries typically associated with acid assault include Bangladesh, India,[44] Nepal, Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos, China, United Kingdom, Kenya, South Africa, Uganda, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Ethiopia.
Fucking great list you made there, UK.
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