• rejection

    From Spike@aero.spike@mail.com to uk.net.news.moderation on Wed Sep 3 10:09:39 2025
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    [The rejection email appears to have mangled the attributions. Although
    what appears below is written in the form of a single exchange, it was
    easier to represent it in that manner rather than tediously correct the contents of the email. I do not believe that doing this, for the sake of clarity, has changed any of the meanings. No words have been altered]


    Spike wrote:
    RJH <patchmoney@gmx.com> wrote:

    Women and girls face a far greater risk in their own homes and the
    spaces they share with their own family, and social and work networks.
    Do you seriously believe the Epping protesters don't know that?

    This sounds very much like the disgraceful rCLItrCOs only a handful, why does it matter?rCY mantra.

    It can sound however you want it to sound. Do you happen to know the
    answer to the question?

    Do you? All you have done is made an irrelevant assertion about VAWG by trying to deflect the concerns expressed by the women and girls of Epping regarding unwanted sexual advances in public places, by referring to
    violence expressed elsewhere.

    Of course I know - as I suspect the hotel Epping lot know. Women and
    girls face a far greater risk in their own homes and the spaces they share with
    their own family, and social and work networks. Which begs the question -
    why are they protesting outside hotels?

    And waving a placard expressing their concerns doesnrCOt make them Nazis or racists, despite the best efforts of the bussed-in agitators.

    Women and girls should be safe on our streets, rather than touched up and asked to make babies as had been mentioned in court in a recent case.

    Two things. One, generalising from the particular. Do you do that often?

    Second, 'mentioned in court'. Do you take all 'mentions' as fact?

    Why are you trying to minimise the seedy aspects of the issue?

    I'm not. I'm trying to explain that if people want to protest about
    violence against women there are far better ways than terrorising some of the most
    terrorised people around.

    Crikey. You almost seem to be condoning migrants behaviour when they
    grope underage schoolgirls and suggest making babies with them, on the grounds
    that the said girls might be worse off at home. DonrCOt you realise just how bad that sounds?
    --
    Spike

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  • From Jon Ribbens@jon+usenet@unequivocal.eu to uk.net.news.moderation on Wed Sep 3 18:55:23 2025
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    On 2025-09-03, Spike <aero.spike@mail.com> wrote:
    [The rejection email appears to have mangled the attributions. Although
    what appears below is written in the form of a single exchange, it was
    easier to represent it in that manner rather than tediously correct the contents of the email. I do not believe that doing this, for the sake of clarity, has changed any of the meanings. No words have been altered]

    The rejection email did not mangle the attributions, although it seems
    that you have done so, and very misleadingly. Your subject line for this
    post is also a lie, the actual rejection reason was "abusive or hurtful".

    [large snip]

    Crikey. You almost seem to be condoning migrants behaviour when they
    grope underage schoolgirls and suggest making babies with them, on the grounds that the said girls might be worse off at home. DonrCOt you
    realise just how bad that sounds?

    The above text is the only bit that was original to the rejected post.

    You accuse the other poster of condoning sexual assault on children.
    This is obviously abusive - not to mention it is an utter lie; something
    you have completely made up.
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  • From JNugent@JNugent73@mail.com to uk.net.news.moderation on Wed Sep 3 21:07:47 2025
    From Newsgroup: uk.net.news.moderation

    On 03/09/2025 07:55 PM, Jon Ribbens wrote:

    On 2025-09-03, Spike <aero.spike@mail.com> wrote:

    [The rejection email appears to have mangled the attributions. Although
    what appears below is written in the form of a single exchange, it was
    easier to represent it in that manner rather than tediously correct the
    contents of the email. I do not believe that doing this, for the sake of
    clarity, has changed any of the meanings. No words have been altered]

    The rejection email did not mangle the attributions, although it seems
    that you have done so, and very misleadingly. Your subject line for this
    post is also a lie, the actual rejection reason was "abusive or hurtful".

    [large snip]

    Crikey. You almost seem to be condoning migrants behaviour when they
    grope underage schoolgirls and suggest making babies with them, on the
    grounds that the said girls might be worse off at home. DonrCOt you
    realise just how bad that sounds?

    The above text is the only bit that was original to the rejected post.

    You accuse the other poster of condoning sexual assault on children.
    This is obviously abusive - not to mention it is an utter lie; something
    you have completely made up.

    What the other poster said was that children are in more danger of
    sexual assault in their own homes than in the vicinity (or hinterland)
    of an illegal migrant hotel.

    As a statement, that's hard to condone.
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  • From Roger Hayter@roger@hayter.org to uk.net.news.moderation on Wed Sep 3 22:07:24 2025
    From Newsgroup: uk.net.news.moderation

    On 3 Sep 2025 at 21:07:47 BST, "JNugent" <JNugent73@mail.com> wrote:

    On 03/09/2025 07:55 PM, Jon Ribbens wrote:

    On 2025-09-03, Spike <aero.spike@mail.com> wrote:

    [The rejection email appears to have mangled the attributions. Although
    what appears below is written in the form of a single exchange, it was
    easier to represent it in that manner rather than tediously correct the
    contents of the email. I do not believe that doing this, for the sake of >>> clarity, has changed any of the meanings. No words have been altered]

    The rejection email did not mangle the attributions, although it seems
    that you have done so, and very misleadingly. Your subject line for this
    post is also a lie, the actual rejection reason was "abusive or hurtful".

    [large snip]

    Crikey. You almost seem to be condoning migrants behaviour when they
    grope underage schoolgirls and suggest making babies with them, on the
    grounds that the said girls might be worse off at home. DonrCOt you
    realise just how bad that sounds?

    The above text is the only bit that was original to the rejected post.

    You accuse the other poster of condoning sexual assault on children.
    This is obviously abusive - not to mention it is an utter lie; something
    you have completely made up.

    What the other poster said was that children are in more danger of
    sexual assault in their own homes than in the vicinity (or hinterland)
    of an illegal migrant hotel.

    As a statement, that's hard to condone.

    But as a generalisation for children in this country, rather than any specific poster's child, it is absolutely and indisputably true!
    --

    Roger Hayter
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  • From Mark Goodge@usenet@listmail.good-stuff.co.uk to uk.net.news.moderation on Thu Sep 4 11:23:15 2025
    From Newsgroup: uk.net.news.moderation

    On 3 Sep 2025 22:07:24 GMT, Roger Hayter <roger@hayter.org> wrote:

    On 3 Sep 2025 at 21:07:47 BST, "JNugent" <JNugent73@mail.com> wrote:

    What the other poster said was that children are in more danger of
    sexual assault in their own homes than in the vicinity (or hinterland)
    of an illegal migrant hotel.

    As a statement, that's hard to condone.

    But as a generalisation for children in this country, rather than any specific >poster's child, it is absolutely and indisputably true!

    It's also a bit of a red herring, though.

    More people die of cancer than die in road accidents. That doesn't mean we shouldn't try to reduce the number of road deaths, or at least prevent them rising. Children are more likely to be sexually abused by people known to
    them than strangers. That doesn't mean we shouldn't be concerned about a situation which potentially increases the risk of abuse by strangers. The relevant comparison is the risk of "stranger-danger" with/without the particular scenario, not the relative risks of stranger-danger and
    home-danger.

    But that's also off-topic for this group, so I'm not going to continue this discussion here. If anyone makes a related point back in ulm I might pick it
    up there.

    Mark
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  • From JNugent@JNugent73@mail.com to uk.net.news.moderation on Thu Sep 4 12:11:38 2025
    From Newsgroup: uk.net.news.moderation

    On 03/09/2025 11:07 PM, Roger Hayter wrote:
    On 3 Sep 2025 at 21:07:47 BST, "JNugent" <JNugent73@mail.com> wrote:

    On 03/09/2025 07:55 PM, Jon Ribbens wrote:

    On 2025-09-03, Spike <aero.spike@mail.com> wrote:

    [The rejection email appears to have mangled the attributions. Although >>>> what appears below is written in the form of a single exchange, it was >>>> easier to represent it in that manner rather than tediously correct the >>>> contents of the email. I do not believe that doing this, for the sake of >>>> clarity, has changed any of the meanings. No words have been altered]

    The rejection email did not mangle the attributions, although it seems
    that you have done so, and very misleadingly. Your subject line for this >>> post is also a lie, the actual rejection reason was "abusive or hurtful". >>>
    [large snip]

    Crikey. You almost seem to be condoning migrants behaviour when they
    grope underage schoolgirls and suggest making babies with them, on the >>>> grounds that the said girls might be worse off at home. DonrCOt you
    realise just how bad that sounds?

    The above text is the only bit that was original to the rejected post.

    You accuse the other poster of condoning sexual assault on children.
    This is obviously abusive - not to mention it is an utter lie; something >>> you have completely made up.

    What the other poster said was that children are in more danger of
    sexual assault in their own homes than in the vicinity (or hinterland)
    of an illegal migrant hotel.

    As a statement, that's hard to condone.

    But as a generalisation for children in this country, rather than any specific
    poster's child, it is absolutely and indisputably true!

    Given the specifics of the situation, that is hard to accept as a truth.

    And in case, it is not relevant. What people quite reasonably want is
    the absolute minimisation, if not the obliteration, of all such risk to
    their children.
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  • From Spike@aero.spike@mail.com to uk.net.news.moderation on Thu Sep 4 13:45:18 2025
    From Newsgroup: uk.net.news.moderation

    JNugent <JNugent73@mail.com> wrote:
    On 03/09/2025 11:07 PM, Roger Hayter wrote:
    "JNugent" <JNugent73@mail.com> wrote:
    On 03/09/2025 07:55 PM, Jon Ribbens wrote:
    On 2025-09-03, Spike <aero.spike@mail.com> wrote:

    [The rejection email appears to have mangled the attributions. Although >>>>> what appears below is written in the form of a single exchange, it was >>>>> easier to represent it in that manner rather than tediously correct the >>>>> contents of the email. I do not believe that doing this, for the sake of >>>>> clarity, has changed any of the meanings. No words have been altered]

    The rejection email did not mangle the attributions, although it seems >>>> that you have done so, and very misleadingly. Your subject line for this >>>> post is also a lie, the actual rejection reason was "abusive or hurtful".

    [large snip]

    Crikey. You almost seem to be condoning migrants behaviour when they >>>>> grope underage schoolgirls and suggest making babies with them, on the >>>>> grounds that the said girls might be worse off at home. DonrCOt you
    realise just how bad that sounds?

    The above text is the only bit that was original to the rejected post.

    You accuse the other poster of condoning sexual assault on children.
    This is obviously abusive - not to mention it is an utter lie; something >>>> you have completely made up.

    What the other poster said was that children are in more danger of
    sexual assault in their own homes than in the vicinity (or hinterland)
    of an illegal migrant hotel.

    As a statement, that's hard to condone.

    But as a generalisation for children in this country, rather than any specific
    poster's child, it is absolutely and indisputably true!

    Given the specifics of the situation, that is hard to accept as a truth.

    And in case, it is not relevant. What people quite reasonably want is
    the absolute minimisation, if not the obliteration, of all such risk to their children.

    I think itrCOs worth posting here part of a relevant post by Pamela in ulm on the Bell Hotel thread:

    rCLHansard reports an MP telling the Commons this in July 2025:

    "Now we have press reporting on the huge scale of the crime committed by illegal immigrants housed in the Governments own asylum hotels.

    The Sun found 339 charges in the last six months based on only half the
    hotels currently operated.

    The Mail on Sunday found 708 charges based on only a third of those hotels. Those crimes included multiple cases of rape, sexual assault, violence,
    theft and arsonrCY.
    --
    Spike

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  • From kat@littlelionne@hotmail.com to uk.net.news.moderation on Thu Sep 4 15:22:50 2025
    From Newsgroup: uk.net.news.moderation

    On 03/09/2025 23:07, Roger Hayter wrote:
    On 3 Sep 2025 at 21:07:47 BST, "JNugent" <JNugent73@mail.com> wrote:

    On 03/09/2025 07:55 PM, Jon Ribbens wrote:

    On 2025-09-03, Spike <aero.spike@mail.com> wrote:

    [The rejection email appears to have mangled the attributions. Although >>>> what appears below is written in the form of a single exchange, it was >>>> easier to represent it in that manner rather than tediously correct the >>>> contents of the email. I do not believe that doing this, for the sake of >>>> clarity, has changed any of the meanings. No words have been altered]

    The rejection email did not mangle the attributions, although it seems
    that you have done so, and very misleadingly. Your subject line for this >>> post is also a lie, the actual rejection reason was "abusive or hurtful". >>>
    [large snip]

    Crikey. You almost seem to be condoning migrants behaviour when they
    grope underage schoolgirls and suggest making babies with them, on the >>>> grounds that the said girls might be worse off at home. DonrCOt you
    realise just how bad that sounds?

    The above text is the only bit that was original to the rejected post.

    You accuse the other poster of condoning sexual assault on children.
    This is obviously abusive - not to mention it is an utter lie; something >>> you have completely made up.

    What the other poster said was that children are in more danger of
    sexual assault in their own homes than in the vicinity (or hinterland)
    of an illegal migrant hotel.

    As a statement, that's hard to condone.

    But as a generalisation for children in this country, rather than any specific
    poster's child, it is absolutely and indisputably true!


    What about "in proportion" to the possibility of abuse by an illegal immigrant -
    there are far more "homes".
    --
    kat
    >^..^<
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  • From The Todal@the_todal@icloud.com to uk.net.news.moderation on Thu Sep 4 23:04:27 2025
    From Newsgroup: uk.net.news.moderation

    On 04/09/2025 14:45, Spike wrote:
    JNugent <JNugent73@mail.com> wrote:
    On 03/09/2025 11:07 PM, Roger Hayter wrote:
    "JNugent" <JNugent73@mail.com> wrote:
    On 03/09/2025 07:55 PM, Jon Ribbens wrote:
    On 2025-09-03, Spike <aero.spike@mail.com> wrote:

    [The rejection email appears to have mangled the attributions. Although >>>>>> what appears below is written in the form of a single exchange, it was >>>>>> easier to represent it in that manner rather than tediously correct the >>>>>> contents of the email. I do not believe that doing this, for the sake of >>>>>> clarity, has changed any of the meanings. No words have been altered]

    The rejection email did not mangle the attributions, although it seems >>>>> that you have done so, and very misleadingly. Your subject line for this >>>>> post is also a lie, the actual rejection reason was "abusive or hurtful".

    [large snip]

    Crikey. You almost seem to be condoning migrants behaviour when they >>>>>> grope underage schoolgirls and suggest making babies with them, on the >>>>>> grounds that the said girls might be worse off at home. DonrCOt you >>>>>> realise just how bad that sounds?

    The above text is the only bit that was original to the rejected post.

    You accuse the other poster of condoning sexual assault on children. >>>>> This is obviously abusive - not to mention it is an utter lie; something >>>>> you have completely made up.

    What the other poster said was that children are in more danger of
    sexual assault in their own homes than in the vicinity (or hinterland) >>>> of an illegal migrant hotel.

    As a statement, that's hard to condone.

    But as a generalisation for children in this country, rather than any specific
    poster's child, it is absolutely and indisputably true!

    Given the specifics of the situation, that is hard to accept as a truth.

    And in case, it is not relevant. What people quite reasonably want is
    the absolute minimisation, if not the obliteration, of all such risk to
    their children.

    I think itrCOs worth posting here part of a relevant post by Pamela in ulm on the Bell Hotel thread:

    rCLHansard reports an MP telling the Commons this in July 2025:

    "Now we have press reporting on the huge scale of the crime committed by illegal immigrants housed in the Governments own asylum hotels.

    The Sun found 339 charges in the last six months based on only half the hotels currently operated.

    The Mail on Sunday found 708 charges based on only a third of those hotels. Those crimes included multiple cases of rape, sexual assault, violence,
    theft and arsonrCY.


    But who are the perpetrators??

    https://www.theguardian.com/world/article/2024/sep/03/women-fleeing-face-coercion-and-control-by-home-office-contractors

    Survey says refugee women are subjected to voyeurism and sexual
    harassment by male staff at hotels

    Women who have fled rape, forced marriage and sexual exploitation are
    being subjected to coercion and control by Home Office contractors in
    hotels, according to new research.

    The charity Women for Refugee Women has carried out the first research specifically focusing on the experiences of women in Home Office asylum
    seeker hotels. The researchers include seven women who have previously
    lived in such accommodation.

    The research found that almost half of the women surveyed said that
    living in a Home Office hotel made them feel suicidal, with complaints
    of voyeurism from male hotel staff entering their rooms without
    permission when they were naked or partly dressed, sexual harassment
    from male staff and oppressive daily roll calls and evening curfews,
    which were described as rCLschool dormitory rulesrCY that rCLinfantilisedrCY the
    women.
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  • From Spike@aero.spike@mail.com to uk.net.news.moderation on Thu Sep 4 22:28:31 2025
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    The Todal <the_todal@icloud.com> wrote:
    On 04/09/2025 14:45, Spike wrote:
    JNugent <JNugent73@mail.com> wrote:
    On 03/09/2025 11:07 PM, Roger Hayter wrote:
    "JNugent" <JNugent73@mail.com> wrote:
    On 03/09/2025 07:55 PM, Jon Ribbens wrote:
    On 2025-09-03, Spike <aero.spike@mail.com> wrote:

    [The rejection email appears to have mangled the attributions. Although >>>>>>> what appears below is written in the form of a single exchange, it was >>>>>>> easier to represent it in that manner rather than tediously correct the >>>>>>> contents of the email. I do not believe that doing this, for the sake of
    clarity, has changed any of the meanings. No words have been altered] >>
    The rejection email did not mangle the attributions, although it seems >>>>>> that you have done so, and very misleadingly. Your subject line for this >>>>>> post is also a lie, the actual rejection reason was "abusive or hurtful".

    [large snip]

    Crikey. You almost seem to be condoning migrants behaviour when they >>>>>>> grope underage schoolgirls and suggest making babies with them, on the >>>>>>> grounds that the said girls might be worse off at home. DonrCOt you >>>>>>> realise just how bad that sounds?

    The above text is the only bit that was original to the rejected post. >>
    You accuse the other poster of condoning sexual assault on children. >>>>>> This is obviously abusive - not to mention it is an utter lie; something >>>>>> you have completely made up.

    What the other poster said was that children are in more danger of
    sexual assault in their own homes than in the vicinity (or hinterland) >>>>> of an illegal migrant hotel.

    As a statement, that's hard to condone.

    But as a generalisation for children in this country, rather than any specific
    poster's child, it is absolutely and indisputably true!

    Given the specifics of the situation, that is hard to accept as a truth.

    And in case, it is not relevant. What people quite reasonably want is
    the absolute minimisation, if not the obliteration, of all such risk to
    their children.

    I think itrCOs worth posting here part of a relevant post by Pamela in ulm on
    the Bell Hotel thread:

    rCLHansard reports an MP telling the Commons this in July 2025:

    "Now we have press reporting on the huge scale of the crime committed by
    illegal immigrants housed in the Governments own asylum hotels.

    The Sun found 339 charges in the last six months based on only half the
    hotels currently operated.

    The Mail on Sunday found 708 charges based on only a third of those hotels. >> Those crimes included multiple cases of rape, sexual assault, violence,
    theft and arsonrCY.


    But who are the perpetrators??

    https://www.theguardian.com/world/article/2024/sep/03/women-fleeing-face-coercion-and-control-by-home-office-contractors

    Survey says refugee women are subjected to voyeurism and sexual
    harassment by male staff at hotels

    Women who have fled rape, forced marriage and sexual exploitation are
    being subjected to coercion and control by Home Office contractors in hotels, according to new research.

    The charity Women for Refugee Women has carried out the first research specifically focusing on the experiences of women in Home Office asylum seeker hotels. The researchers include seven women who have previously
    lived in such accommodation.

    The research found that almost half of the women surveyed said that
    living in a Home Office hotel made them feel suicidal, with complaints
    of voyeurism from male hotel staff entering their rooms without
    permission when they were naked or partly dressed, sexual harassment
    from male staff and oppressive daily roll calls and evening curfews,
    which were described as rCLschool dormitory rulesrCY that rCLinfantilisedrCY the
    women.

    rCLOne woman missed her curfew by 10 minutes and was locked out of the hotel. She had to knock on the window to be allowed back inside.rCY

    Gee, thatrCOs tough.
    --
    Spike

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