I tend to agree that the constitution is the wrong place, it should probably be a law. But this has nothing to do with xenophobia, it's about the social order

I tend to agree that the constitution is the wrong place, it should probably be a law. But this has nothing to do with xenophobia, it's about the social order and norms that we have and that we will have in the future. I like the freedoms I have and I don't want to give them up, neither do I want the Muslim living in Europe to give up his. Everyone can practice their religion and have their political views but with time they or their next generation will tend to assimilate, it's only natural. I believe that allowing immigrants to remodel our society and culture in any way they desire will not have the effect that we'll merge and solve cultural issues. Instead they will build and create according to their own culture (which is also natural), live among themselves concentrated in some parts of the cities which will then turn into ghettos with high unemployment and this would in turn create radicalism on both sides. There are already districts in some German cities where ethnic Germans are at risk if they enter. To me, this is clearly not the way to go.