The Big Questions (Feb 2012) - Peter Hitchens - Benefits cap, grammar schools and future monarchy 

But the other debate topics had just as much difference of opinion, and perhaps even more animosity. And the debaters were mostly white and British, so how is multiculturalism to blame for that? I am of the opinion that there is no perfect thing out there; there are flaws in everything, including multiculturalism, but there is nothing inherently wrong with multiculturalism. The issue, like with so many things, is that there's too much, to the point where British identity and values are being eroded or diluted. You can have too much water; if you drink too much your cells explode, but water isn't inherently a bad thing of course. It only becomes a problem when you have too much, which is the same with multiculturalism. My point is - your argument saying that the fact we disagree on things is why multiculturalism is an "awful thing" is absurd. We would disagree on just as many things even if the country was only made up of white Britons.

Karen from Haringey!

she's a total ideological Rottweiler. horrible woman. you can tell exactly where she's coming from.

Yes, absolutely. Awful woman. She has that slightly deranged look that many of that…..type have.

She's acting like a spoilt child. Many of the comprehensive advocates are like that. They either don't want to let anyone else have what they had, or they don't want to let anyone else have what they couldn't get

I can't even think what he meant by that

But the church and state are not separate...

You're going to have to explain. Suggesting someone's views are nonsense simply because they're privileged is just as irrational as saying someone's views are nonsense because they're underprivileged. I also think you're mistaking the pluminess of his voice for how well off he is

Ah yes, because the poor and the uneducated always have the best ideas...