LIVERPOOLANYTIME wrote:Judge wrote:however, when a white person is killed, its just said such and such was murdered (not that he/she is white), but if ethnic minorities are killed, its all over the news that a black this or a black that was murdered in a racist attack.
Wha the hell are you talking about?
Andy has broken it down already, but I just want to add, how often do we hear 'the robber, a black man, in his 20's' as opposed to 'the robber, a male in his twenties' when it is a crime perpetrated by a WHITE man!!
Also, 99.9% of the time a white man is 'killed' as you say, it isnt racially motivated now is it?...lets get real here yea!!
However, when its a black person doing crime you are told so either in the news/paper/radio, but they never state the race when its a white guy.
Its not as if they say, 'the paedophile, a white man in his late thirties' for example do they?
It would be 'the paedophile, in his late twenties'.......See the difference...and you are the one complaining....PLEASE!!!
IMVHO you are just looking for some type of excuse when there is none available, lookin to have a moan about inequalities, when you have no cause!!
If it is racist, then the colour or race of the victim is obviously key.
Unless it is a racially motivated crime then there is no need to mention race (whether it be murder or robbery etc;), as race does not change the crime that has been committed, it is the same no matter who done it, unless, as I just said, it is racially motivated!!
Are you suggesting then that when an assailant is on the run, no reference should be made to their ethnicity/colour!?! Thats just stupid - how the feck can they be caught if you leave such obvious descriptives out of the frame?
And I think you'll find that most reports state the colour of the attacker's skin, and if not it's assumed they are white because this is a predominantly white country.
Besides - if you commit a crime like that, you should lose any rights normal people have. It's a bit late in the day to start bitching about the racism after you've murdered someone.
It's an excuse nowadays, nothing more.