Whats happens next ?

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I think one of the issues is that, the racism perpetrated against a white person, wasn't seen as important. Wheras the slur directed against a black person was.

Also kids cannot be labeled "racist", they are far too young and have no idea what they're talking about. They often copy other peoples swear words without knowing the significance, this is no different. How many kids do you see laughing at disabled people? Or pointing at someone with an unusual dress sense. Do we take them down to the cop shop? I think not.

The big difference between many white and black is the tolerance. For example about three weeks ago I was on a bus in the evening when I heard some youths descending the stairs shouting. One of which bellowed "white motherf**kers", followed by "you're all white motherf**kers" back at those still on the bus. I felt slightly offended but did not pull out my phone and call the police, neither did any of the other white people on the bus. A few of the older black people notably a few women actually found this funny. Luckily so did the whites, and basically it was forgotten (I actually only remembered it just now myself). The difference is that if this had been white youths shouting "******" or something similar there would have been a scandal. It may have made the local news. Some black people on the other hand, whom more often than not despise the police and avoid contact with them when a crime occurs within their own communities, don't hesitate to contact the "pigs" if someone has uttered so much of a hint of a racial slur against them or their own. These are not the majority of course, they are just a few taking advantage of the nanny state's current stance on 'racism'.

The main issue of course is that there shouldn't have been any police involvement and the girl shouldn't be reporting to the police. It should have been sorted out by the parents, proving themselves as despisers of racism by dealing with each other as equals. But sadly this is the politically correct, litigatively obsessed society in which we now live.