imagine encountering the idea that Jews exert themselves to make places they live more tolerant to all minority populations because this creates the safest social context for themselves and this making you mad at Jews
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This is almost inevitable. People who actively desire to live in other societies instead of one comprised primarily of their own ethnoreligious demographic are inherently prone to scoring higher on measures of openness to experience, tolerance, pluralism, etc. Very simple.
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I would bet a decent sum of money on exactly the same pattern holding for expats of other ethnic backgrounds, relative to their home countries, on average.
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The fact that members of the diaspora population are not expats per se is qualitatively irrelevant, since the option of a more uniform home country still exists.
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Also worth highlighting exceptions. E.g. in the UK, Jewish voters support the Conservatives roughly 2-to-1: the opposite of the pattern in the U.S. This is presumably because the left in the UK has become tacitly anti-Semitic by pandering to a particular other minority group.
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