That's fine. we all accept the consequences of our actions. I was just concerned that if you try to speak that other people might attack you for your opinion and that is something I cannot abide by.

You don't comment. That's the thing. If someone said those things about me I'd just say in a calm and respectful tone "yes, you could attempt to kill me for the colour of my skin. But remember this quote well. The only ones who can kill, are those who are willing to be killed. If you fight me and you don't kill me then I will kill you. So sit back, relax and let's be civilised about this." With a smile.

However there is one black man in America who has proceeded to convert members of the KKK by showing them he is a good person. He meets with them, has coffee or tea and discusses their beliefs and opinions with them. He outlines his own beliefs, draws similarities and becomes friends with them. After a few weeks they renounce their KKK membership and as a token of gratitude the ex-KKK member gives their face covering to the black man. (I can't remember his name).

So just as a comparison. Where you and I would resort to threats. A man who has been Personally insulted and threatened. Sits down with his enemy to make him his friend. He said "if you sit down for 5 minutes and talked to your enemy you'll find you have more in common than not". So let us both take away the fact that violent insults don't stop violent insults.

That is how we stop people like that.