Warp wrote:
>   If someone writes in his webpage his opinion that immigration is
> detrimental to the western society, can that be considered "material
> containing expressions of xenophobia"? Technically it *is* xenophobia
> (regardless of whether it's based on rational argumentation or not).

I'd say it depends on how vehement it is.  If it's just "ho hum, I don't 
really like these immigrants, they're taking our jobs and diluting our 
culture the way cultures have been being diluted and turned into what 
are really other cultures since forever", it'll have a different 
reception than "stupid foreigners with their lazy lifestyles that are 
incapable of doing anything on their own merit that are robbing our pure 
and decent hardworking close families and talking so I can't understand 
them and we gotta drive them out and bomb their homelands and cross the 
street when you see one on the sidewalk because they're dirty and so forth".

-- 
Tim Cook
http://empyrean.digitalartsuk.com

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