The Price of British Multiculturalism: Women as Livestock

The abuse of British girls is not merely a policing failure, but the predictable result of multicultural dogma colliding with a view of women as property.

Many authors have written about the clash of cultures between Islam and the West. They examine economics, demography, language, religion, values, and geopolitics. I believe women’s rights are the central point of this discussion. Nothing else so clearly distinguishes Western society from Muslim society as the treatment of women. The West introduced the idea of women being equal to men before the law and before God. In Islam, women are inferior in the eyes of both. They are possessions men own, trade, and enjoy much like livestock.

The wave of naive multiculturalism and uncontrolled immigration from the Middle East means that in many Western countries, local women find themselves face to face with menfolk who see them as chattel.

The recent UK Rape Gang Inquiry Report prepared and published by Restore Britain (led by the indomitable Rupert Lowe) provides detailed descriptions of the torture and sexual brutalization of some of the most vulnerable girls in Britain. This happened as Britain’s establishment prided itself on the realization of its progressive ideals and adhered to the multiculturalist dogma that “all cultures are equal”.