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Japanese working abroad are expats wherever they are.

• dmt0 6y ago
  And Russians are immigrants. It doesn't go by race, it's Haves vs Have Nots - the only two classes that really exist.
  • spacemanmatt 6y ago
    > it's Haves vs Have Nots - the only two classes Then what do you call it when the Haves trend light in skin tone and the Have Nots trend dark in skin tone?
    • lxxxvi 6y ago
      3/4 of Europe are have-nots in the expat:immigrant debate...
      • spacemanmatt 6y ago
        I might be confused. Is your argument that 3/4 of Europe being Have Nots negates racial inequity?
    • dmt0 6y ago
      I call it "fighting over bread crumbs when 0.01% take away the whole cake".
  • ny2ko 6y ago
    It's definitely more nuanced for sure. Factors that can play into it can include but aren't limited to race, social standing and class, country that you are living into etc. I agree there's a have vs have nots at play at times but I don't think you can discount race at play either. As an example, I always found it interesting that when I moved to the US, I found the words use suddenly disappears despite there being lots of people that could fit that mold. Has anyone experienced otherwise? I'd be curious to know