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For the records I never said, mean or think "The Indians are all idiots, and they're here to take our jobs".

It's just the biggest supplier for this dumping price model.°

But I remember a relative in London saying things alike to "The Polish immigration is a problem and they are changing my parent's neighborhood to the worse" ... (that was pre-brexit).

The Poles were just the biggest supplier of recent EU immigration to Britain.°

Interestingly are his parents Irish who immigrated about 40 years before and used to hear pretty much the same thing. So I'm not sure I disagree with your statement about the Irish ... ;-)

Cheers Rolf
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°) see also pars pro toto

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