Capitalism is all about competition.
Competing with your competitors for sales, for example.
That competition extends to workers. Us.
We either compete for jobs, or if there's a shortage of qualified workers, business competes for us.
Better wages or benefits, for example.
Because shareholders can sue a corporation for failing to do everything they can to keep costs low, and since payroll is usually the biggest cost for a business, WF and every other corporation in America is going to do whatever they can to shed payroll costs.
It's kind of the law of the land.
That may involve hiring offshore, or people who may not look like you want them to here.
So when the dog whistlers post about India and offshore and they're takin' 'r jabs, remember this:
That's just how capitalism works, and you shouldn't be mad at your competition, you should want to fix the system.
For the record, I'm a fan of well regulated capitalism, because unregulated capitalism will eat itself along with your job.
To wrap up, how about you stop the nonstop whining and complaining about people who don't look like you, and own it.
Hate the game, not the player.
PS - Seriously, stop whining.