You've ascertained that every non-Londoner in this country poses a racist threat to you?
No I haven't, I have explained that my and my families direct experience of racism in such places [and I didn't say every non londoner, IME other major cities with diverse populations are not as racist] is such that I/we did not/would not feel safe there. The level of threat is too high.
I'm not white and I don't live in London and I refuse to be paralysed by paranoia. Nor would I presume to make sweeping generalisations about great swathes of my fellow citizens
I wasn't paralysed by paranoia. I/we experienced verbal abuse, physical attacks, criminal damage, one of my children was even told by a teacher that it was his fault that one of his classmates called him a nigger.
I know that not every single person was racist, but the numbers that were, were too high for me to continue living there.
There was no paralysis, I called time on it and moved back to London.
I'm rather shocked by what you said. To write off all those potential friends because they are a different colour
I avoided friendships with racists, who wouldn't?
I made friends and remain friends with some who weren't. They were white, like me.