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Sure it does. Joe may be in a social class that competes with immigrants in the labor market, or the housing market. He may perceive that the safety in his neig
by xyzelement 4y ago
Sure it does. Joe may be in a social class that competes with immigrants in the labor market, or the housing market. He may perceive that the safety in his neighborhood has changed with an influx of people he perceives to be immigrants.
Doesn't mean he's right but he's got questions and believes he's impacted. That's my point, it's analogous to living in the town w the accident.