The trouble is that the "racist" tag has become the sledgehammer to flatten and crush any criticism of anything, it doesn't even have to be non nationals.
There are many Brits who "suffered" the same treatment years ago, particularly the Irish, Scots and Welsh who moved to England in the 40's, 50's and 60's to follow employment......................there was plenty of reaction against these Paddies and Jocks and Taffies, I know because my family were amongst those Jocks.
But they integrated and got on with it, yes they still stayed proud of their roots and many formed social groups that were predominantly of their countrymen but they also mixed.
There has also been many an Englishman that has relocated to Scotland or Ireland or Wales and has had to undergo the same treatment but again they have got on with it and integrated. There were no cries of Racism !
It was a similar situation with many of the early West Indian and Asian migrants and they just got on with it and integrated and again although they knew that in many cases they were treated unfairly there were no cries of Racism.
The difference then was that they accepted they were in someone else's place and so they had to abide by the "house rules" of where they were. Now it is the "native" population that is expected to accept change and adapt.
And woe betide any Racist B*****d who dares to speak out against it.
Is it not Racist to ignore and blatently disregard and disrespect the rules, laws, religions and cultures of a country you are in ?
So who are the Racists ?
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