So the BNP manifesto

[Rolfe]

Well, that's just semantics. Nobody can entirely control their feelings, and feeling pressurised when your own neighbourhood becomes largely populated by foreigners is not an unnatural emotion.

You'd call anyone who feels that emotion a bigot, even if their every waking moment is spent being as pleasant and welcoming to these people as they can possibly be.

Rolfe.

 

[MarkCorrigan]

Well, that's just semantics. Nobody can entirely control their feelings, and feeling pressurised when your own neighbourhood becomes largely populated by foreigners is not an unnatural emotion.

You'd call anyone who feels that emotion a bigot, even if their every waking moment is spent being as pleasant and welcoming to these people as they can possibly be.

Rolfe.

If you consider people to be so different from you just because they're from another part of the world and no other reason that their mere proximity makes you uncomfortable, you're a bigot.

 

[Rolfe]

I wonder what percentage of the human race that would cover, then. Talk about committing adultery by looking at a woman and desiring her in your heart...?

Rolfe.