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Seems like he's saying "Statistics on ppl's views of immigration must be wrong, bc I have anecdotes that contradict them"
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I'd be more sympathetic if he said "I'm confused about why the ppl I met seemed to be exceptions to the statistical trend"
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For sure. Of course, we can run this vice versa, which is that isolated statistics also give a misleading impression.
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...will find "Americans responding the way your best idea of America would suggest: inclusive, embracing, etc."
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I didn't read it as a general argument. Agree with you that it would have been strengthened by a strong qualifying caveat.
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No, he's making a general claim about Americans' attitudes -- that if you look at areas with high immigration, you (cont.)
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