I don’t follow all of
Magnus McGinty ‘s argument, to be honest, but he’s capable of looking after himself. However on the issue of the social and socioeconomic status of the perps, the Hussain family were business owners who were said to “own Rotherham” (
Guilty: Mad Ash, Bash and Bono - gun-toting, grooming family who ‘owned’ Rotherham ). They were certainly not on a par with the girls as far as power and position was concerned. And to miss that would, I think, be to be missing an important point.
Indeed, a core feature of top down multiculturalism is that is deals with “community leaders”, which is how the authorities apparently viewed the Hussains and others for decades. That is a huge part of the dynamic here.