My opinions held are not irrational or based in hate. They are drawn from an objective study of statistics and an admittedly subjective, personal (but coherent) philosophy. If we could all admit that we love to rationalise things and imagine ourselves as a moral champion we'd at least have better discussions beyond pathos moralistic insults. The political spectrum results from differences in perspective. One person can have a totally different opinion on an issue than another and neither can be wrong.

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Should your country allow fewer immigrants?

An objective answer wanted to a subjective, multi-faceted topic. Wanting fewer immigrants is not xenophobic or racist though.

Immigrants today are a burden on our country because they take our jobs and social benefits

Tricky because there are different groups of immigrants. Some do receive unemployment benefit, housing benefit to a much greater extent in comparison to the native population. Other groups in fact receive few social benefits; Poles in the UK for example. However, the presence of a large, unskilled workforce does drive down wages for British nationals. The question is poorly worded as there rarely is a group that does both.

Immigrants in our country today are more to blame for crime than other groups

Immigrant groups do have higher crime rates. I don't believe in generalising the issue to individuals so in terms of how the question is framed (in English at least) I would not agree. I would expect government policy makers to understand group differences in crime rates however and I would like them to identify at-risk groups. Ignorance doesn't solve anything.

Immigrants in our country today want to be distinct from our society

Subjective question and evidence could lead you to conclude either side is correct. Lots of British Bangladeshi's identify as British for example. But one only has to look at one of the largest immigrant population in the UK, Muslim British-Pakistanis to realise that segregation is very real in the UK and parallel lives are being led.