Is xenphobia good thing for the world?

Xenophobia, the fear or dislike of people from other countries, is rarely a good thing for the world.

It can create divisions and conflict between people and can lead to discriminatory policies and practices. For example, in the United States, xenophobia has been used to justify discrimination against groups such as Chinese, Irish, and Latino immigrants.

Xenophobia can also lead to violence, as seen in the Rwandan genocide, which was fueled by xenophobic hatred of the Tutsi people.

In addition, xenophobia can stifle innovation and economic growth. When people are afraid of foreigners, they are less likely to welcome them into their countries and companies. This can make it difficult for businesses to attract and retain foreign workers and can limit the flow of new ideas and technologies.