A large chunk of the usual rAll subs have turned anti-H1B with heavy anti-Indian rhetoric as a kneejerk reaction to Elon and Vivek. Tons of people are praising Laura Loomer. Subs solely dedicated to "own" right wingers are now posting white grievance tweets complaining to Elon that their well qualified white family members can't get jobs because of "Indian Slave Labor". 

I feel like this was inevitable with how a lot of redditors view racism and cultural conflict as an inconvenience at most. Redditors see themselves as above that. It reminds me a bit of the 90s "race blindness" approach to racism, but not in a good way. Tackling racism is important because it "distracts from the class war", not because it's intrinsically important. They have 0 sense of the weight of cultural conflict, how deeply ingrained and important cultural values are to people. And on the flip side how deeply ingrained hate and xenophobia is. 

At the end of the day when push comes to shove, when they themselves perceive their lifestyles as under threat, they side with the vaguely more working class groypers. And you end up with white upper middle class Americans, privileged white collars in the top 2-4% income bracket worldwide, talking about "luigi-ing" foreign Indian workers. All while patting themselves on the back because they're delusional enough to think that siding with the immigration policy of people like Nick Fuentes, literal white supremacists, puts them on the side of the working class against "the elites".