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Was This A Racist Attack?
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Terrorist ? NO
Mentally Ill? NO
Dare I say it, maybe it was a racist attack?
Terrorist ? NO
Mentally Ill? NO
Dare I say it, maybe it was a racist attack?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Bassey, from Dagenham, then cooly re-joined his 20-strong group of friends who could be seen laughing and joking after the random attack in the early hours of Sunday, May 22 this year.
Do you know wether this group of 20+ friends were all black?
//Bassey, who handed himself in to police, had been drinking and taking drugs on the night and was heavily intoxicated at Ockendon station in Essex//
I think you have the answer as to why the attack happened (though god only knows why anyone carries an alkaline liquid about with then)
Do you know wether this group of 20+ friends were all black?
//Bassey, who handed himself in to police, had been drinking and taking drugs on the night and was heavily intoxicated at Ockendon station in Essex//
I think you have the answer as to why the attack happened (though god only knows why anyone carries an alkaline liquid about with then)
There isn't any evidence to support that this was a racially motivated attack. In order for the Crown Prosecution Service to bring about a charge of 'racially motivated'.
From the Citizens Advice Bureau:
Racially motivated attacks and religiously motivated attacks are attacks which are carried out because of a someone's racial or ethnic origin, or their religion or lack of religion.
If Bassey had been shouting racist statements when he made the attack, then it would be filed under 'racially motivated'.
As it is, we cannot say for certain that race was a key factor.
From the Citizens Advice Bureau:
Racially motivated attacks and religiously motivated attacks are attacks which are carried out because of a someone's racial or ethnic origin, or their religion or lack of religion.
If Bassey had been shouting racist statements when he made the attack, then it would be filed under 'racially motivated'.
As it is, we cannot say for certain that race was a key factor.
The explanation is clearly that his mind does work properly, that he will be a continuous menace to decent folk in society, and needs to be locked in the appropriate institution for the rest of his natural life for the sake of those who can interact properly with others in society. I don't see why most deny the obvious, and/or dispute it when I point it out yet again for yet another case.
Gromit
// Iain Purdie, mitigating, said: 'I can offer the explanation of drunkenness and drug taking but that is not an excuse. //
And neither should it be an excuse for you also.
Would the racial murder of Stephen Lawrence been classed differently, if his killers had been drunk and had been taken drugs?
// Iain Purdie, mitigating, said: 'I can offer the explanation of drunkenness and drug taking but that is not an excuse. //
And neither should it be an excuse for you also.
Would the racial murder of Stephen Lawrence been classed differently, if his killers had been drunk and had been taken drugs?
AOG,
The police and prosecutors have offered no evidence that this was a racially motivated attack. He was not charged with an hate crime.
Because victim and perpetrator are of a different race does not automatically mean that race was the primary reason for the attack.
The comparison with Lawrence is erroneous. The men involved in that attack were recorded saying they would kill every black ****, Pak*. In that case it was established that race WAS the motive. In this case, there has been no indication that it was.
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It is clear that you do so desperately want this to be a race attack. But sorry, it isn't.
The police and prosecutors have offered no evidence that this was a racially motivated attack. He was not charged with an hate crime.
Because victim and perpetrator are of a different race does not automatically mean that race was the primary reason for the attack.
The comparison with Lawrence is erroneous. The men involved in that attack were recorded saying they would kill every black ****, Pak*. In that case it was established that race WAS the motive. In this case, there has been no indication that it was.
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It is clear that you do so desperately want this to be a race attack. But sorry, it isn't.