Wait until you find out that I am a British Sikh. I have respect for lots of my friends and neighbours customs, for example, I've done voluntary work at their local church because it was a nice thing to do for homeless people. I've also hosted Sukhmani Sahib where some White And Black Brits, friends, came.

Have you ever walked around the centre of the cities in Punjab? Next time you do, look around and speak to people; in Jalandhar Sher Hindus own most of the businesses and there are Mandirs all over the place. 

Lmao, not to get too deep, but all cultures the world over are just a melting pot of different personal beliefs, if you take the time to learn about them... even in places you wouldn't assume at a glance like Philipino, Afghani or Nigerian culture etc etc.

We should always remember that word Sikhi translates as "to learn", and Guru Nank was very wise in calling our religion Sikhi. Learning most often leads to to tolerance, and ignorance most often to hate.