Wow that's actually completed unrelated to the question I asked good job. This does nothing to prove that negative attitudes towards immigration in the UK aren't related to Syrian refugees. Leave voters very well either could have
1) thought that being part of the EU made them obligated to accept Syrian refugees (which it DOES to some extent) and if they left they could stop or
2) been completely unaware of the fact that they were taking refugees in outside of the EU system.

Well since we've already played this game: show me some actual sources to back up your claim that anti-immigration attitudes being on the rise lately in Europe and the UK aren't linked to the crisis in Syria.

As eee already said, being anti-immigration isn't inherently racist (Although really, try and show me a time in history where anti-immigration policies have been popular when popular opinion against immigration wasn't motivated by a dislike of a certain race moving into their country. Highly doubt many if any examples exist at all.), but the push back against immigration in the UK and the EU in general is very clearly linked to the crisis in Syria.

You're capable of looking this stuff up yourself but you'd rather just complain about the evil liberals saying you're racist and call it a day as facts don't back up your arguments, but since you pretended you wanted to know here you go: https://d25d2506sfb94s.cloudfront.net/cumulus_uploads/document/atmwrgevvj/TimesResults_160622_EVEOFPOLL.pdf

84% of voters who were planning to vote leave leading up to the vote said they thought Britain leaving the EU would result in less immigration into Britain (only 27% of remain voters thought it would result in less immigration).

83% of voters who were planning to vote leave leading up to the vote said they would prefer Britain having full control of immigration into Britain but no free access to the EU market as opposed to "British businesses having free access to trade with the EU, but Britain having to allow EU citizens the right to live and work in Britain".

This vote was clearly about immigration and no matter how much you deny it - people's fear of immigration (especially today with the crisis in Syria) is mostly caused by racism.

Aaaaand yet you are still totally ignoring the fact that a very large portion of the leave voters were motivated to vote leave because of their dislike of immigrants.

I love how every post pointing out how the leave vote was linked to racism immediately gets downfragged, as if leave supporters are trying to deny that it was linked to racism. You guys don't even have the balls to admit that you're racist - at least Trump supporters actively admit they hate Muslims.

http://www.perc.org.uk/project_posts/thoughts-on-the-sociology-of-brexit/
Some interesting stuff in this article.

Talk about shooting yourself in the foot.

And some more stuff on leave voters regretting their decision - and why they might have voted that way despite regretting it now.

Fact of the matter is, now that a lot of Brits are facing the realities of leaving the EU it seems unlikely that a majority still want to leave the EU. There's a lot of stories going around about people who voted leave just because they thought remain would win and in fact wanted to remain, but wanted the vote to be close to send a message to the EU. Plus there's other people saying they voted leave and didn't really consider the ramifications of leave winning because they just assumed remain would win. With more and more UK citizens quickly realizing the economic consequences of leaving the EU, I don't think a leave vote would win again if another referendum was held right now, let alone in a couple of years. So yeah, it does seem a little insane that they're going to go ahead and leave the EU just because of this one referendum.

So even if it was the case that a notable percentage of Syrian refugees would consider returning to Syria because of bad food (hint: this isn't the case) and thus they aren't leaving Syria for serious reasons why ARE they moving out of Syria? To invade your country and destroy your precious way of life by spreading their evil Muslim religion? Listening to people like you talk about immigrants makes it seem like this is what you believe.

Quotes around refugees implying that people fleeing from the violence in Syria aren't actually refugees. God you're a shitbag.

First Trump now this. Racism against immigrants is causing a hell of a lot of instability right now in the world.

I guarantee no one would be freaking out about fuzion being #1 if he had been a member of the 6's community for longer. Since he comes from hl and is relatively new to 6's though everyone just automatically thinks "there's no way he can be nearly as good as these players that have been around for a long time!"

fortunate hostages is almost certainly alive, i think they just need a new roamer now.

I love when Europeans come into these threads and talk about how the US should try and have stricter gun control. They don't understand that the majority of US citizens are a special kind of crazy. It's depressing how people from the US don't stop and think "gun related violence (and murder rates in general) are lower in all these European countries, I wonder if that has anything to do with the wide availability of guns in the US?", even when these threads make it clear that the majority of people from other countries view US gun laws as worrisome at best and crazy at worst. The mentality of your typical american where they think they know better than the rest of the world is troubling and shows up in more issues than just gun control. It's rather sad.

http://indy100.independent.co.uk/image/27549-1pykz2g.png a map comparing US murder rates to some other "first world" countries, for those unaware.

Yeah but there's no reason to do it right now (unless you want to help him) because the sale is coming up so ur just paying extra. So i'm seeing if he's going to be doing this once the sale is going on too.