If you asked Stadlen who was most likely to sexually assault his wife, he wouldn't say himself. This is why the argument is poorly made; right-wing pundits always allow these goblins to conflate domestic sexual assault with the sort of gratuitous, violent public sexual assault of strangers that is almost exclusively committed by third-world migrants, often in groups. Over the last few weeks we’ve seen an Eritrean man rape a male pensioner behind a church, several examples of groups of Afghan men raping underage girls in parks and on trains, and three asylum seekers from Iran and Egypt raping and filming a girl on Brighton beach. These horrific public crimes were extremely rare until recently and are nearly always committed by people from African and Muslim countries. In the Nordic countries they have a separate category for 'rape' and 'stranger rape' - one of the defining differences is that the latter is overwhelmingly committed in public. In Sweden, 75% of stranger rapes are committed by African and Asian migrants. In Oslo there was a three year period in which every single stranger rape was committed by non-European migrants, the majority of whom were asylum seekers of African and Kurdish origin. The difference between a Norwegian woman being safe in her capital city or being violently raped by a stranger was solely down to the government policy of third-world immigration. What Stadlen is telling us is that British women should be put at risk of being violently raped by migrants while walking in public because some other women are sexually assaulted in their homes by people known to them. Moreover, half of the women in British women’s shelters are BAME, so our government is importing men who are disproportionately abusive in their domestic life, too. He, and the political establishment, know British women and girls will get violently raped by asylum seekers and he supports more of them here. Any generous attribution of naivety was destroyed the moment a thousand women were sexually assaulted on NYE in Cologne over a decade ago.