British are a very xenophobic society, even though many foreigners..
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in response to reader comment: Yes, some British newspapers are xenophobic

Submitted by Tony (United States), Jul 13, 2006 at 13:18

British people are very xenophoibic, I don't think on an individual basis they realise how bad they are. But put a few of them together at work and you will have problems. I don't get bitter towards enlgish for that, I find it's mainly blue collar backgrounds that behave this way.

As for Muslims. I heard them on the BBC. On one hadn they say their religion is peaceful, but on the other they say if someone attacks a muslim or Islam then they will be sent to the grave yard, and also said about foreign invaders of islamic states that they (western invaders) will come home in body bags.

Sorry but I'm a bit confused. You muslims say islam is a peaceful religion but you casually say in the same breath grave yard, body bags, HELLO!!! it's time to challenge your idealology. Western ideology is not good to put it nicely, but Islamic ideology to kill is to be closer to god? going to paradise for killing children?

ummmm I think you are looking towards the hard line fundementalists for guidance, because of your anger, but you know deep down inside it's evil ideology, just as much as western ideology.

The whole world has evil in every corner, you are in the west, so make the most of your lives, for your family first and foremost. This ideology is no better than the western ideology, you can't judge others as infidels if you had immoral thought or fantasy, you are just as guilty.

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