> I find it really weird that people use "working class" to mean "white, rural, and blue-collar." I don't think my comment did this. > And by the way, immigra

> I find it really weird that people use "working class" to mean "white, rural, and blue-collar." I don't think my comment did this. > And by the way, immigrants, at least the ones you hear about in the media, are largely working-class. I don't believe anyone has ever claimed otherwise. Or if they have, it's more along the lines of referring to immigrants as welfare recipients. Either way I'm not going to defend a strawman.