https://thecritic.co.uk/ignore-the-grooming-gangs-deniers/
Testimonies from numerous victims describe their Pakistani tormentors referring to them with racial slurs like “white slag”, “white whore”, and others far more explicit. One survivor of the Rotherham grooming gang described the mentality of her abusers as follows:
White girls and non-Muslim girls are bad because you dress like slags. You show the curves of your bodies (showing the gap between your thighs means you’re asking for it) and therefore you’re immoral. White girls sleep with hundreds of men. You are the other girls. You are worthless and you deserve to be gang-raped.
The claim that abusers harboured feelings of racial superiority over their white victims doesn’t even need to be deduced from a collage of alleged quotes and behaviours — the leader of the Rochdale grooming gang, Shabir Ahmed, shared his feelings of racial superiority and hatred towards white people quite explicitly. At his trial, in front of the judge, jury, and journalists, the child rapist declared “We are the supreme race, not these white bastards … You destroyed my community and our children. None of us did that. White people trained those girls to be so much advanced in sex.”
Race was therefore not an incidental factor, but a motivating factor. The victims of these Pakistani grooming gangs were preyed upon because they were girls, because they were vulnerable, but also because they were white. In any other context, or with the racial dynamics switched out for any other permutation, these crimes would rightly and uncontroversially be labelled as racially aggravated. To deny this racial element through distortions and lies must therefore be called out as the dangerous atrocity denial that it is.