> No matter what "migration" you mean (intra-European or non-European) A little bit of everything. Here in Austria I see people raging against German immigrant

> No matter what "migration" you mean (intra-European or non-European) A little bit of everything. Here in Austria I see people raging against German immigrants (they're stealing our white-collar jobs!), against Hungarian immigrants (they're stealing our blue-collar jobs!), against Romanians (they're stealing our bicycles!); and everyone with the wrong skin colour is treated as second-class citizens (at best) just for the heck of it. > Furthermore, often times people have legitimate concerns, such as job losses and incompatible cultural norms That's what I meant with genuine policy problems. Sometimes it stays at that. But get some people drunk and they start raging about how "those fucking sand-niggers" are genetically inferior and "deserve" getting killed in wars "because the middle east is their fault anyway". > after all, religion is a choice, and disliking it Calling a random person a "fucking hook-nosed jew" because they don't want to lend you money is not criticizing the Jewish religion. It's racism.