Which race group you feel more comfortable with  or more  unease with among all ethnic minorities in Britain.?
926883
I feel comfortable when I am with people who smile and act laid-back. I feel very tense and nervous around people who are aggressive and loud and sending out violent vibes. It has nothing to with their ethnicity.\nThere are people of all colours and creed who wear hatred as some kind of badge, and they are not pleasant to be around. \nOn the other hand, people who display patience and tolerance and acceptance are easy to be with.
711752
yes i agree i like the english, and am scottish myself some people are just like that, one day they may get along, but i seriously doubt it lol\nso when ya gonna add me to your msn lol xx
407736
I can't explain everyone else's reactions to Arabic and Muslim people, but I for one strive to treat Arabs no differently than anyone else.\n\nYou have only to look at the U.S.'s continued history of racial tension (and that goes BOTH ways, folks--whites prejudiced against blacks and BLACKS prejudiced against whites... it happens!) to realize that, sadly, not everyone feels the same.
731338
There are some jobs that BME's can get preferential treatment over White British. The Police Force, some Fire Authorities and Civil Service departments for example. Oh I forgot 'under-represented'. Shouldn't it be the best person for the job regardless of colour or which 'group' you belong to?
832919
you sounds racist and it sounds like you look at the outside and not the inside.... vary bad. The only way you will change is if you really want to and you are right that does get on other people's nerves. I bet some people look at you and feel the same way and you also sounds kinda pharanoid..... i knew someone who was pharanoid.... after 40 years she finally got sent to the mental hospital for loosing it at her job.... please don;t be like that... that's all we need is some more syco's!
745994
it's simply ignorance and a feeling of supremancy towards another race.i rarely bother about ppl like this.they are trapped in their own illusions where everything about their race is great and other races are beneath them.i feel sad for them coz they'll never get to experience the wonders of another culture
967845
My gut reaction was of course we should, but then to be honest, I'm tired of having to pussy foot around the religious sensibilities of others, I really believe that if someone cannot tolerate the tradition of free speech in this country then they really should not have come here. I am especially annoyed by those people that flee to Britain because they are persecuted in their own country then they try to force their own intolerant attitudes on us.
537252
fear of foreigners and strangers
309789
Personally, I would welcome a more multi-cultural Britain. It might shake some people out of their island mentality.\nI also think that seeing as we have a less than perfect record when it comes to the commonwealth and the empire, the least we can do is accept some responsibility and share some of our wealth and good fortune.
1064139
A.)Fewer Jobs-though this will become less and less of an issue as people commute long distances to work nowadays, and the knock-on acceptance is becoming more acute (remember the %of England's population which is non-white has gone from around 1% in the 1940s to around 6% today.\nB.)Recent immigrants tend to establish themselves where previous immigrants from the same place went, which is generally the cities (due to cheaper housing, more services, and more jobs).\nC.)Occasionally ethnic minorities are driven out of rural areas through intimidation (excrement through letterboxes, verbal abuse, etc.) or simple neglect from established communities\nD.)Ethnic minorities often have cultural practices or interests which are more difficult to pursue in rural areas than urban areas.
442088
I don't think they fear Arabs or Muslims, terrorism however, whatever the reason is more the issue.  In the UK we have suffered terrorism at the hands of the Irish Catholics, for years so now we are used to it and therefore it is not so scary anymore.\nI have lived in Syria and Yemen, the locals are just normal decent peaceful people like anywhere else.
1143677
I am white. I have an equal amount of friends that are black and Mexican. I was racist though at about 15. It was a very determined wonderful strong minded black woman who brought me out of it. I was like that because people of other races besides yours ARE somewhat different. It was hard for me to understand and at that age my family, my mentors, told me this is how you should be and I believed that. There is racism of every color and it is all a matter of ignorance. What needs to be understood is that it is our differences that make us special and wonderful and should be celebrated, not hated.
137340
Xenophobia, the fear and hate of outsiders, often people of different nations.
107985
Until we learn to accept there is one one race-The Human Race\nwe will continue to fear, what we do not understand. If we were all blind, would the color of a person skin matter? \n\nPeople who fear and mistrust are ignorant. It makes you wonder what they really are afraid of
199142
I think the Britain of Churchill's era was pretty great.  What I don't understand is how the brave and amazing people of the UK can roll over and let themselves be trampled by political correctness and blatantly hostile cultures taking root in their very midst.  I love my cousins across the pond, but I fear for your future.
1137404
I am a white English male.  I spent 8 wonderful years, as a child, living in the arab world (in Bahrain) and in my experience arab people have no worse tempers than any other people.  My memories of my encounters with arab people are memories of kindness, generosity and of a very welcoming people despite how media coverage might portray them otherwise.
825121
I would be offended.I admit I find it funny,and sometimes I cringe.We shouldn't support it.If it was my race I would feel like everyone was laughing at me.It would feel the same as being bullied.