I'm going to throw you life-line, nice guy that I am.....
I'm going to deconstruct the assumptions and prejudice in your comment above and give you some facts.
I know this will be a challenge for you, it may require some attention to detail and a rewiring of your hard circuitry.
Bear with me, the path to enlightenment is never going to be easy, especially when there is so much preconception and assumption to be dispelled.
If I upset you, that's a start! A start towards your journey in examining your inner being...
How do you feel qualified to opine on my educational history?
I very much doubt you have expended the time and energy to research it - the first unfounded assumption.
You think I "...perpetuate disharmony based upon race..."
How do you feel qualified to make such a statement?
I don't think you understand what racism actually is. Over to you, you find a single comment that I've ever stated on this forum which might fit a modern definition of racism. I say "on this forum" because you have no possible idea of my behavioural habits in any other sphere.
You "...hazard a guess..." on the basis of an assumption which is unfounded that I "...consider the UK to be superior..."
You want to pause and think about that? A "guess" based upon an unfounded assumption....
I consider all sovereign nations to be equal in their own right.
Here's some fact for you - my previous career was, in very large part, dedicated to post conflict reconstruction and assistance to oppressed people. People of all races, cultures and creeds.
What you refer to as "a title" is actually a post nominal associated with investiture into the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire. It's important and relevant to mention this because it was in recognition of a significant contribution to the Balkans campaign which was a UN mandated operation to safeguard the Muslim population of the former Yugoslavia.
You, again, assume I've been "indoctrinated to hate people" Here's a really important point, I don't "hate people" I judge each person I meet upon their own merits - equally, without favour or prejudice.
I do however dislike and disagree with some policies - that is an inalienable right.
I dislike the concept of multiculturalism and the subordinate policies of immigration on the basis that it has been hoisted upon the population of the UK (and other countries - but that is for them), and that it is, in it's current form, most likely to be the CUASE of social disharmony rather than a victim of it.
When you talk of "indoctrination", the "need to understand" and the relative "merit" or otherwise of arguments, you might want to pause a moment, look in the mirror and review what your argument is before you press send matey....