Criticism of Islam is not a hate crime, nor racist, nor enophobic

In my view, conservatives and UKIP supporters hold 'capricious and hateful beliefs on many social issues'.

But should we ignore that because they're not foreign?

Trump supporters are probably a better example. They don't like to be generalised but love generalising others.

Such as? Please show me some examples instead of typing empty one-line statements.

"They don't like to be generalised but love generalising others."

Have you got any evidence of this, or are you generalising?

such as the mass deportation of foreigners, which some UKIP supporters believe in

It's pretty obvious that this can be verified by last week's events.
They love Donald Trump speaking his mind about anyone they hate.

But when Hillary speaks her mind about Trump supporters, the pro-Trump anti-PC crowd goes ape.

"It is pretty obvious" - so no, you don't have any evidence.

At least show me some examples of Trump speaking his mind?

Hillary Clinton said that half of Trump supporters "belong in a basket of deplorables". It's a gross generalisation and an assumption which she cannot support. Donald Trump says "some" Muslims are terrorists, and that "some" Mexicans are criminals - both of which are true.

Mass deportation of foreigners or illegal immigrants?

It is not hateful to believe people in this country should be here legally.

bigot, racist, xenophobic, islamophobic
Ayyy Lmao

The statement was "They don't like to be generalised but love generalising others."

They love generalising people. One specific example is when they loved Trump's statement generalising every single Mexican illegal immigrant - "They're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists".

They get all upset when they are generalised. One specific example of this is when they threw a hissy fit last week when Clinton called 50% of them deplorables and Islamophobes / racists.

If you're going to cry about me having 'no evidence', don't reply at all please. I want to know if I'm wasting my time before I take this too seriously.

no, mass deportation of foreigners, not specifically illegal ones.

I agree it's just whenever we criticise Catholicism or Judaism etc we never get threatened with jihad or have some crazy bearded goon shouting God is Great and wanting to behead us like a savage.

Muslims think they are above criticism that they are perfect etc if anyone even flinches, we get killed. Barbarians.

"Evidence" - it's such an inconvenience isn't it? Especially for "progressives". I keep forgetting we live in a post-truth era.

Donald Trump did not say "every single Mexican illegal immigrant" is a criminal, a druglord or a rapist. Again, I'm sorry, but show me where he said "every single Mexican" - because he didn't.

Hillary Clinton did say that "50% of all Trump supports belong in a basket of deplorables", not "some", she said "50%". Donald Trump has not made a generalisation which isn't unverifiable; and he especially hasn't put a figure on his statements when he has no evidence to prove it.

Anti-Muslim bigotry is known as Islamophobia, but being opposed to Islam does not make you a bigot. I don't like Islam, but that doesn't I don't tolerate it and nor does it mean that I have negative prejudicial views of Muslims as a collective people. As a group, more than half of Muslims in this country believe homosexuality should be illegal and almost 40% believe a woman should always obey their husband. This is unacceptable - and this is what is meant by being tougher on Islam, especially in terms of social cohesion and assimilation.

I see I foresaw the outcome of this discussion, you will keep on twisting words, changing the subject and proposing hypothetical whataboutery regardless of what I say. Its dumb to say that Trump supporters don't like being generalised and never generalise themselves when their leader generalises Mexican illegal immigrants and Muslims.

"They don't like to be generalised but love generalising others."

Have you got any evidence of this, or are you generalising?

Muslims - a group which still holds capricious and hateful beliefs on many social issues

You said that being tough on Muslims as a group isn't bigotry because they are hateful. Make up your mind already.

What did you "foresee"?

Where have I "changed the subject"?

How have I "proposed hypothetical whataboutery"?

I'm simply asking you to provide evidence for the things you write, because unfortunately, 'ALevelStress' is not a credible source and I can't have a cogent and rational conversation about issues which you bring up if you don't provide evidence for me to go off.

You are the one who is making unacceptable accusations and misquoting what has been said by the likes of Donald Trump and UKIP. Yes, Donald Trump did imply that "some" illegal Mexicans who crossed the border were rapists, druglords and criminals. However, he did not imply that "all" illegal Mexicans were. The former is true - and provable. The latter is not true - hence why he didn't say it. There is also no evidence - either from top UKIP officials or in the UKIP manifesto - that UKIP want to mass deport "foreigners".

I provided evidence, and you deny it, even when it is staring you in the face, as I predicted.

There's your evidence; your own words.

White supremacist groups have flocked to Trump because they think that he will look out for their interests and an unacceptable number of Trump supporters think that Abraham Lincoln make the wrong decision to free slaves, that the South should have won the civil war and do not disagree that White people are the superior race. Is it time to start being "tough" on them to force them to assimilate?