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Shouldn’T A Policeman Know The Answer.?
I think he needs retraining and a desk job.
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Right.
Moving on to this:
//Asking a question, in and of itself, does not indicate that the questioner is going to embark on a course of action determined by the answer. //
But a British policeman asking that[i question doesn't bode well at all. He [i]must] know that 12 year old girls are off limits.... so why would he ask? Answers on a postage stamp?
Moving on to this:
//Asking a question, in and of itself, does not indicate that the questioner is going to embark on a course of action determined by the answer. //
But a British policeman asking that[i question doesn't bode well at all. He [i]must] know that 12 year old girls are off limits.... so why would he ask? Answers on a postage stamp?
Talbot, more often than not, that’ll be up to the neck.
Jackthehat, //Here is a policeman (allegedly) doing just that (for reasons unknown to you)//
His reasons are not unknown to me – or you. He called because he wished to be ‘culturally sensitive’ to a man he’d arrested on suspicion of paedophilia. Still, stick to squirming behind personal digs if it suits your purpose – although in defending this stupid man’s action the rationale behind that purpose evades me.
Jackthehat, //Here is a policeman (allegedly) doing just that (for reasons unknown to you)//
His reasons are not unknown to me – or you. He called because he wished to be ‘culturally sensitive’ to a man he’d arrested on suspicion of paedophilia. Still, stick to squirming behind personal digs if it suits your purpose – although in defending this stupid man’s action the rationale behind that purpose evades me.
naomi - I wasn't having a dig, you regularly instruct people to 'educate yourself' about Islam.
You cannot possibly know exactly what the reasons are that the Policeman asked the question he did.
KN made a note in their call logs including the words 'culturally sensitive'......others have, since the, spun them to mean what they wish them to.
I reiterate, there is absolutely *no* justifiable reason for assuming that the Policeman was going to take a course of action outside that which would be the proper one.
You cannot possibly know exactly what the reasons are that the Policeman asked the question he did.
KN made a note in their call logs including the words 'culturally sensitive'......others have, since the, spun them to mean what they wish them to.
I reiterate, there is absolutely *no* justifiable reason for assuming that the Policeman was going to take a course of action outside that which would be the proper one.
Jackthehat, //You cannot possibly know exactly what the reasons are that the Policeman asked the question he did.//
The report makes his reason clear. Unlike you, I haven’t speculated so far, but I will now because it seems to me that his sole reason for asking was to ascertain whether or not he should be culturally sensitive towards the man he’d arrested. Had the answer been ‘Yes’, he may well have acted ‘appropriately’ – or as I prefer to say, inappropriately.
The report makes his reason clear. Unlike you, I haven’t speculated so far, but I will now because it seems to me that his sole reason for asking was to ascertain whether or not he should be culturally sensitive towards the man he’d arrested. Had the answer been ‘Yes’, he may well have acted ‘appropriately’ – or as I prefer to say, inappropriately.
///.....because it seems to me......///
Which rather proves my point.
It is highly probable that his 'girlfriend' would have also been Iraqi, with both families being Iraqi. There is nothing wrong with seeking advice/assistance from an organisation like KN who will be more knowledgeable about these matters. There is nothing in the article to show that he is an 'arresting officer' and he may well have been part of the police-liaison team dealing with the girl's family.
Which rather proves my point.
It is highly probable that his 'girlfriend' would have also been Iraqi, with both families being Iraqi. There is nothing wrong with seeking advice/assistance from an organisation like KN who will be more knowledgeable about these matters. There is nothing in the article to show that he is an 'arresting officer' and he may well have been part of the police-liaison team dealing with the girl's family.
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