Would you move to a ghetto ngger neighbourhood?
Thought not.
Not only did I do so (in what was, at the time, the most difficu!t neighbourhood in the country when it comes to crime and drugs--the honour of which now goes to Vancouver's Downtown East Side), but I moved into a 20-unit apartment building in which I was the only White. The ONLY White. I did so to be close to work and to cement my street cred as an outreach worker.
See, unlike you, Scouse, I'm not quaking in my boots at the sight of someone who's not
exactly like me. I relish the opportunity to engage with peop!e of all ethnic backgrounds, all socio-economic statuses, and all beliefs.
You can stay in your mental closet, bro. It's cozy in there. Safe and warm. And it has the internet.
I prefer the world of flesh and blood and bone, with all the glorious chaos it can bring.
You're such a coward.