First we have to consider the origin of the map, which appears to be this story in
The Scum:
London acid attack map reveals the areas of the capital too dangerous for delivery drivers because of the epidemic
"Moped drivers now stop work after dark because of the danger of attacks
VAST areas of East, North and South London have been declared "no-go zones" by terrified delivery drivers because of the acid attack epidemic, The Sun can reveal.
Moped riders say they won't go to the violent hotspots after 8pm because they fear being attacked with acid or knives."
And the actual map caption: "The acid attack hotspots around London which delivery drivers now steer clear of"
Moped crime is currently a major problem in London. That means crime committed by criminals on mopeds, including facilitating the theft of
more mopeds to use in such crimes. As stated above, the map Baylor posted is the areas moped delivery drivers are now avoiding because they specifically as moped riders are at risk of being attacked and their moped stolen. Some such attacks do involve the use of acid, but most don't.
It is not clear why Baylor thinks this makes them "Muslim no-go areas," which is what he's spent the better part of 30-odd pages of the main thread claiming the existence of, but failing to prove or even identify.
But even so...
Mrs Analyst taught at a senior school in
Canning Town for five years up to the end of last year. She stopped purely for practical reasons due to working hours and commuting time, and absolutely nothing to do with any supposed "danger" in the area. It goes without saying that there were a fair few Muslim pupils at the school, which she didn't have any different issues with than those from any other demographic.
We occasionally go to
Stratford to meet friends, usually involving a bit of drinking and eating. Never had any problems.
I have friends who lived in Walworth until fairly recently, and visiting them meant a journey to
Elephant & Castle, and then a bus. I went clubbing there last year, and - inevitably - most everyone else in the venue (under the railway arches) was either drinking or off the faces. It's a rough place, but the idea that it's a "Muslim no-go area" is, frankly, laughable.
Camden Town I tend to avoid, not because of the risk of Muslims or acid-attackers, but because it's full of wankers. My commute to the office, though, invariably involves changing Northern line branches at the station, invariably without incident.
