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How is one being xenophobic if they are not happy their job is going overseas?

• salesguy222 10y ago
  I apologize for the very late delay on this response. Of course someone should be unhappy that their CEO and Board of Directors has made a decision to lay them off in the USA explicitly because of salary costs, instead of performance or some important cause. The reality is that this is the right of a private company- all you can do is attempt to navigate the deeply illogical and political system that we call the private sector. Deciding that you should hate someone you've never met, because of their skin color, national origin, etc, because you think that THEY PERSONALLY took your job, is not logical or enjoyable in my opinion. One should always blame the company, an artificial and greedy machine, not a fellow human, which is an organism driven by self preservation no matter the country of origin
• toomuchtodo 10y ago
  Its easy to paint others as xenophobic when its not your job being shipped overseas.