It sparked 5+ inquiries, including a parliamentary one, numerous reforms and national outrage. I hope we learn from those mistakes.
I never said England was perfect, and I'm not sure why this invalidates any of the points I've made.
I could pick a few things that have happened in America that have not triggered universal outrage and a senate hearing. Like weekly school shootings.
Get a clue, man. Denying this kind of thing doesn't help anyone, even minority groups you might fear getting tarred by association. If you can ignore the rape of thousands of children because the political ramifications of it make you uncomfortable, you're part of the problem.
You have a very funny definition of "ignore".
> If you can ignore the rape of thousands of children because the political ramifications of it make you uncomfortable, you're part of the problem.
If everyone who disagrees with your framing "ignores child rape", you're part of the problem.