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Race is a common factor in most of the teenage stabbings in London mostly the victim is "non-white" and the perpetrator is almost always - at least in the report incidents. Its the elephant in the room that everyone likes to ignore, which I don't think helps. A persons race is not as much of an issue as the fact that we have imported a great many unskilled people and stuck them on sink estates where they are condemned to a dead end life due to poor education, poor social skills and the prevalence of a criminal culture and few good adult male role models. The result would be the same no matter what folks colours but the roots of the problem are many fold from family breakdown and uncontrolled immigration to low quality policing, education and housing.....and the fact that some people are thick violent morons.
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Race is almost always an angle that comes out later in an investigation.
Some people will use it as an excuse for their actions whilst other people will make wild presumptions about it as a motivating/mitigating factor (Depending on your viewpoint) regardless of knowing anything else about the incident than what they can see on first glance.
If the first thing they see is that person A is White and person B is Black (Feel free to insert any other visible racial groups in these spaces) then, knowing no more about why an incident occurred, they will start to guess that it was to do with race.
It's human nature, the mind likes to problem solve. You witness a stabbing, your first instinct is to think "Why the hell did that happen?" You take all the information which is on offer to you at the time and answer your own question "Well it must be a racial thing" This is because the race of both parties is one of the only things you know about it having seen them both. You know NOTHING about why this has happened but your brain doesn't like not having an answer to it's question so you make presumptions. We all do it. It's normal but it doesn't make it right or accurate.
The moment a member of the public announces this "guess" to a police officer the good book states that it's a racial incident and that's what goes on the crime report and that's what the press get told and that's what they report. Hence the perception that almost all of these incidents are to do with race.........
.....THEY'RE NOT!!!!!
They're to do with drugs, Money, So called disrespect, and a million other factors that i can't be arsed to list. But the key relevant factor that's always present is the one i've highlighted in Col's post. Some people are just twats.
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