@LegalishCA There are ~4x more South Asians per capita in Canada than in the US; there are also more Indians in Canada than in the 27 EU countries combined (despite a population of ~40 million vs 450 million).
Some may find this act offensive, but it’s based on easily observable reality.
@DeanAllisonMP ‘all Western Europe’- <15% of the populations of Austria, Denmark, Belgium, Netherlands, Norway, Italy, Finland, France, (even) Germany were born outside the EU.
Meanwhile, when already 23% foreign-born in 2021, Canada decided to import more migrants than any other peer country.
@DMillardHaskell The specifics of the EU associate membership have yet to be outlined.
That said, the share of Canada’s population that is foreign-born is larger than that of any EU country other than its two smallest members- Luxembourg & Malta.
Canada’s ‘open borders’ are of its own making.
@LGodorogea5425@harrysmywife_ The ‘Romani people’ aren’t Slavs, Romanian, European or white. And, the hate gypsies receive (whether justified or not) is, at minimum, equally as bad in Eastern Europe as it is in the West.
Since they’re not European, xenophobia towards gypsies is an altogether different topic.
@noclout420 As Canada imports far more immigrants per capita than the US, that gap is declining every year.
‘Fucking retarded’ is only examining the present in a vacuum & without any context, vis a vis both the past and the future.
Canada was still over 90% European in the early 80s.
@NastySOB404@PrairiePersp Dropping clown emojis while completely ignoring a decade of mass migration at a rate greater than any other developed nation on the planet, resulting in a clear decline in Canada’s quality of life. *Elbows up* tho.
Canada reported a TFR of 1.26 in 2025, the same as in 2024.
Overall, the number of births increased by 1.6%, however the number of births to Canadian-born women declined by 1.7%, bringing the share of births to immigrant mothers from 42.3% in 2024 to 44.2% in 2025. In 2021, this percentage was still 33.0%.
@turan_explorer Albania has 2 Olympic medals in its history, no World Cup appearances, 2 Euro appearances, no male or female tennis player ever ranked in the top 1000, no Nobel laureate.
Not sure the Belushi brothers, a few pop stars/athletes & a writer is enough to compete for the title.
@EverestThebest@Tablesalt13 No- the problem is much worse in Canada.
Canada was already 23% foreign-born in ’21, before it imported millions more migrants; it’ll be close to 30% foreign-born in the ’26 census, while the US is ~15% foreign born.
>40% of births in Canada are now to foreign-born mothers.
@AdsWriter@CTVNews He’s not wrong & it’s certainly not bullshit.
Canada imports more migrants per capita than any other developed nation. How many millions more are needed to satisfy you that it’s enough?
@TrussMe96 Toronto’s not a ‘shithole’ (particularly vs other NA cities), but that’s a strange metric to use as many of those in that particular ‘half of the world’ (the Global South) are scrambling to get into any developed country that’ll take them & will go to the one easiest to access.
@Fakeagendas@sopjap You seem to be in the UK. Again-Romanians have about as much in common with those you call ‘Romanians’ as the English do with Pakistanis involved in UK grooming gangs.
Tho it’s easy to bash Europeans while white knighting elsewhere for (those you consider) oppressed brown folks.
@Fakeagendas@sopjap The point is that the ‘Romanians’ you’re referring aren’t Romanian at all-they’re a completely unrelated minority who engage in such activity no matter the prosperity of the country they live in.
Romanians now have similar consumption to the Spanish-that is relative prosperity.
@Fakeagendas@sopjap Hint- those aren’t ‘Romanians’ ‘living rough’, unless you also consider Pakistanis in the UK, Moroccans in the Netherlands and/or Syrians in Germany to be English, Dutch & German.
Actual Romanians migrated to the west for higher wages. And, they’re a net benefit where they go.
@sopjap Says the (ignorant) ‘Old school socialist’ from Georgia. Lol, lmao.
From breadlines (during ‘old school’ communism) to the largest increase in household income in the EU. Yes, Romania would indeed fit the bill of a ‘miracle economy’.
@AGEECEEBC@TristinHopper Feel free to post pics of the rocks in Banff you’ve seen with-
Dave
Mike
Bob
John
James
Doug
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Or, for that matter, those with-
Tony
Marco
José
Luis
Miroslav
Andrei
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Sadly, it turns out that mass importing low-skilled peasants produces the results above.