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We may not always agree but, for the most part, the conversation is good, the beer cold and I don't walk away frustrated from being called a xenophobe or racist after every other point.— Lone Star Times
Jim Williams: In America if you believe in enforcing the law you are a racist, xenophobe, hatemonger lacking compassion.— One Old Vet
It's worth noting, dear "xenophobe-accusation-mongerers," that Microsoft once had a game console / computer that sold extremely well in Japan, despite having little to no success elsewhere.— Original Signal - Transmitting Digg
The risk of being labelled a "xenophobe" and the risk of violence since a huge chunk of Valletta is now being ruled by illegal immigrants.— timesofmalta.com
"Sure, I've been called a xenophobe," Kenny reflected in one of the few printable passages from the memoir-on-tape he listened to in his car.— Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
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