Your vituperative accusations of murderousness and racial supremacism are unwarranted.
You accuse others of oversimplifying matters and then pour forth this frankly staggering moral reduction that does you no credit, and can be of no use to you in critically appraising
anything, let alone an enormously complex situation far away and full of murder and sadness. Your tirade is (ironically considering who it is aimed at) redolent of foreigners pouring petrol on the flames of the troubles in Northern Ireland on the basis of things like “common wisdom” in their country, or some documentary they have seen which people who live in NI would consider ridiculous. A phenomenon, by the way, which largely only contributed to the place being more hellish and unpleasant for ordinary people.
As for your chart, it is a running joke among the largely BBC-loving middle class in the UK that the beeb regularly creates or picks out “statistics”, and even picks phrases like “general concern” and “widespread disapproval” out of the air in its news coverage that tell 90% of the country they are the last lunatic fringe on any given topic, you know.
Auntie’s entirely neutral social engineering is viewed with cynicism (formerly affectionate cynicism, although it’s more rampant than it used to be) - and I think like many British things, foreigners fail to pick up on the undertones/overtones. That 16% for the UK is… seriously
hilarious - and since the BBC agenda now involves supporting gay marriage, supporting islamism, interfering in foreign conflicts and constitutional matters etc., it naturally follows that the hilarity becomes global.
Anyway, even ignoring that, I can’t help feeling a little less bile and a little more thoughtfulness is called for.