No it's not.

Egalitarians don't even notice such things, let alone care about them, or consider them as a motivation.

Only people who are obsessed about skin colour think it so important that it must be involved in every decision someone else makes.

If the people of south London all lived in Cornwall, and behaved as the Cornish do, showing tolerance and respect for each other, then why would the colour of their skins matter? I no more love diversity than hate it. I ignore it. I accept what is, and judge people as individuals, and not by labels attached to them by others.

For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

Have you ever considered the "Fringe"?

Systematically dragged down by the lawmakers

You say that as if being a xenophobe is bad. It's not illegal and its not a racist trait. It's a self protection mechanism.
If I want to trust my own people whether black or white who's to tell me I shouldn't. Go to East London or Luton or Blackburn. Those areas are rife with it so it can't be that bad to be one.

Classy.

You have strong views on mixing cultures and immigration and yet you live where there is very little.
You might well like your views and walks, but you are in no position to tell people who live in areas that have suffered the consequences of an influx of foreigners why they are wrong to complain about it.

I don't think I have any particular views on mixing cultures. I have strong views on those who seem to believe it's important to restrict mixing cultures. I simply wish to see things develop naturally, allowing what's valuable to be valued and what isn't to be disregarded.

Immigration has always happened. Every one of us is partly the product of immigration, and our culture too has been modified and expanded because of it.

It has also always been objected to by the xenophobes. That we now face specific issues that terrify some isn't new. In the past, people felt just as threatened and that their situation outweighed anything that had gone before.

New immigrants always tend to go to places where there is work available and an established support network. Nothing new there either. Cornwall has high unemployment, especially off season, so those looking for well paid year round work don't tend to drift here, but that doesn't mean we don't have our share of immigrants. The health service here would collapse without them.

For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

Starmer v Rayner is beginning to hot up again. Did not pay much attention to the story earlier today, just writing it off as the Mail being the Mail but it turns out there is some 'proper nawty' s*** going on.

If he does do her down, when next for the Left? Do they swallow it or do they actually take steps? Split away from the Labour Party?

Not saying it's going to happen but given we are in December then there is some logic to getting the deed done now and offering a few start in 2022. Local elections in May and you would not want this hanging in the air for those.

"The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." - 1984 - George Orwell.