Why English people don't invite me round their home for food?

And where are you from my friend?

British people in general are inhospitable, unwelcoming and pretty cold. People tend to keep to themselves, stay in, complain about every little thing from people on the tube to having too many sugars in their tea and then when it comes to anything serious that requires some sort of effort, they'd rather just wallow in an apathetic manner.

This may be true in London and in the bigger cities, but we often have our neighbours round where I live and everyone on our road is lovely.

How I hate stereotypes.
We are very welcoming and we actually do say hello to others in public transport and we don't all have bad teeth (that was the weirdest one I heard).

he is either from the third world / troll from the first world

We're just misunderstood. We're very friendly, just more reserved in the way we show it.

And it's not that Brits have bad teeth, it's that Americans have shiny white fake teeth, so they don't know what real teeth look like.

^UKIP voter

In our tradition always the women are doing the cooking for friend/relative lots of rice, bread init the whole works. Always spending lot of time doing the preparation aswell as making sure the home looks nice, but why the English they are not doing this thing. Only they are putting crisps on the table and going to the pub and the women they are not doing the home thing isnt it. Why in English home aswell they are having paper and not water jug cos otherwise when they are doing the motions ya how they are getting clean? So why all these things. I was not expecting English people to be like animal get me.

where is the third world?

British arrogance makes you laugh doesn't it? These places that they label as the third world often are doing much better than them in certain areas and in some ways these people fail to realise that Britain is pretty average.

Britain is pretty average. Living standards are falling fast, guess they will become more racist as standards and expectations drop.

"Third world" is creating bigger economies than the west with faster growth.

I live in a 'developing country' and have a far better life quality than many back in the UK, or than even I did back in the UK. I knew my life back in the UK would be a constant struggle. I'd work for some corporation slaving away until my pension years, if I hadn't already been driven mad by that point and put on some lovely prescription meds, and thats it. I got out just after the last election results and its not because of the Tories getting in but because I knew the decline in living standards would continue and continue and as you have pointed out, inequality, division and tensions would continue to rise. I'm glad I got out whilst I could. Its no coincidence so many medical practitioners, engineers and teachers are doing the same leading to a skills shortage all over again.

Generalisations are often bred out of collective shared opinion. Only an idiot would believe someone was talking about 100% of people when making a generalisation.

And I'm sure that this is the first thing you would say to defend someone ranting and generalising about an ethnic or religious group as you did a whole nation.