I agree. I'd even go so far as saying it's appealing to the audience's basest desire: to perpetuate an iconic enemy. You could do the same thing by changing "T

I agree. I'd even go so far as saying it's appealing to the audience's basest desire: to perpetuate an iconic enemy. You could do the same thing by changing "Tech Worker" to "White Man," that is: pick some group he belongs to and try to blame the whole for his callous delivery.