A Different Approach

Paradosis wrote:No I have been to a very multi-racial university on the UK mainland. I do feel very comfortable around Greeks (hence my Greek screen name) so dont see this an attack. Its just the way I feel- probably not important at all. Its a very complex question. I did support the BNP for awhile but I have moved on from there a lot.

I don't see it as an attack, don't worry.

While we're on the topic, it's quite strange that I actually feel like more of an "outsider" when I'm in an area full of white English or Greek/Cypriot people (who I both identify with more on a cultural and racial basis) than when I'm around the Asians and other ethnic minorities and their cultures I've grown up around since I was born. I'd rather be at a St George's Day celebration than listening to Muslims celebrate Eid behind/above my garden, yet I'm somewhat more comfortable being around the latter.

DSN wrote:I don't see it as an attack, don't worry.

While we're on the topic, it's quite strange that I actually feel like more of an "outsider" when I'm in an area full of white English or Greek/Cypriot people (who I both identify with more on a cultural and racial basis) than when I'm around the Asians and other ethnic minorities and their cultures I've grown up around since I was born. I'd rather be at a St George's Day celebration than listening to Muslims celebrate Eid behind/above my garden, yet I'm somewhat more comfortable being around the latter.

No problem- come to think of it two of my best friends are an Iranian couple.

Somethings are neither good or bad- they just are.

I do think though that dogmatic attitudes to these questions whether "anti-racist" or "white nationalist" are wrong.