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Re:Visualizing Two Centuries of U.S. Immigration by dragonwriter on Wednesday May 23, 2018 @01:16PM (#17135932)
> And I would go one step further and say that it is probably in the best long term interest to the US to have a large population of ethnic Chinese, for the same reason that Israel has benefitted so greatly by the US having a large and influential Jewish population.

That doesn't seem to follow, unless you left out a “not” before “in the interest of” or meant “China” the first time you used “US”.

(I'm not endorsing the result of either change as a correct statement, just commenting on the internal coherence of the statement, and particularly the disanalogy between the juxtaposed situations as presented.)

Re:Visualizing Two Centuries of U.S. Immigration by toasterlovin on Wednesday May 23, 2018 @01:28PM (#17136060)
The analogy is not that the two sets of countries are related to each other in the exact same way, but that they can enjoy the benefits of a significant shared ethnic population.