> the higher the contrast between rich/poor between the foreigner/host British in Germany or France seems pretty horizontal to me though. What's scary is how

> the higher the contrast between rich/poor between the foreigner/host British in Germany or France seems pretty horizontal to me though. What's scary is how close-knit diaspora groups sometimes end up becoming more foreign to the host country than those in their ancestral country would be, holding up questionable traditions long after they are overcome by those who didn't leave. Permanently entrenched minorities are discrimination by definition, it can't stop without both sides stopping. Close-knit diaspora groups are a dangerous local maximum optimisation trap.