@browndesertrat3@MarioNawfal By that logic, if you’re not a police officer or a soldier, then any gangster is free to come to your house, rob you, or k*ll you. Rights don’t come from NATO or EU membership. They come from international law and basic principles of sovereignty
Reality check.
Canada isn’t bringing 33,000 random workers from around the world.
It’s converting temporary workers who are already here into PR.
And most temporary workers in Canada come from a few countries:
India ~40–45%
Philippines ~15–18%
China ~5–7%
Nigeria ~4–5%
Mexico ~4–5%
So if you want to understand who will get most of these PR spots — look at who already dominates the temporary workforce.
A senile ego with a Napoleon complex lectures Canada about gratitude. A globalist slime quietly bends the knee to Communist China while selling the country behind closed doors.
Canada must remain strong, sovereign, and accountable to its own citizens — not Washington, not Beijing, not Davos. When Ottawa consistently ignores Western interests, it’s inevitable that provinces like Alberta begin openly questioning how Confederation is supposed to work. That’s not extremism. That’s political reality.
Posts like this are a perfect reminder that a PhD and an IQ of 169 are not a guarantee of basic common sense or emotional maturity.
Saying “Merry Christmas” is literally just acknowledging the name of the federal holiday that 90+% of the country is celebrating. It’s not a theological declaration, it’s not proselytizing, and it’s definitely not an attack on anyone’s freedom of religion.
Interpreting a simple seasonal greeting as some kind of religious power play is peak academic brain-rot: impressive credentials, zero grasp of how normal humans interact in a pluralistic society.
Minimum-wage jobs were never meant to sustain full adult households. They existed as entry-level positions for students and teens to gain experience and earn pocket money. But when government policies flood the labour market without creating enough skilled jobs, those positions get crowded with adults who rely on them for full-time income — and then politicians pretend it’s a “wage problem.”
It’s not. It’s a policy failure. A system designed for youth employment is now carrying the weight of an entire workforce — and collapsing under it.
This post is blatant manipulation — stripping context, assigning malicious intent, and using emotional stats to manufacture outrage. It’s propaganda disguised as concern.
And economically, the outrage is hollow: sudden wage hikes can crush small businesses, trigger layoffs, reduce hours, and fuel price inflation. Keeping the rate steady isn’t “anti-worker” — it can be the only move that prevents workers from losing their jobs altogether.
UBI sounds “progressive,” but in Canada it would be a disaster.
$700B+ a year in payouts — more than the entire federal budget.
Massive money-printing → inflation explodes.
Less incentive to work → labour shortages get worse.
Prices rise even faster, especially housing.
Debt skyrockets.
UBI isn’t “help.”
It’s the fastest way to bankrupt a country that’s already drowning in high costs and low productivity.
@r26431953@rinalu_ “Plombir" was produced in Moscow on American equipment and according to an American recipe brought in 1936 by A. Mikoyan from the USA.
When law becomes revisionism, stability dies.
Reopening land titles after a century may sound like justice, but it’s really chaos in disguise.
Every society rests on legal continuity — once you make ownership conditional on history, you replace rule of law with rule of narrative.
And narratives never stop rewriting themselves.
When law becomes revisionism, stability dies.
Reopening land titles after a century may sound like justice, but it’s really chaos in disguise.
Every society rests on legal continuity — once you make ownership conditional on history, you replace rule of law with rule of narrative.
And narratives never stop rewriting themselves.
@Tablesalt13 Never buy Chinese electric cars. Cheap junk stuffed with spy electronics, wrapped in shiny screens and flashy LEDs — and followed by insanely expensive post-warranty service.
@friesen_f@MarcNixon24 It’s absurd that the system runs with one administrator for every four teachers.
In a healthy education model, there should be maybe one for ten — not a bureaucratic army living off public funds.
Too much ideology, not enough classrooms.
Canada’s system punishes those who create wealth — workers, entrepreneurs, and even entire provinces.
If you produce more, you pay more. If you take, you’re rewarded. That’s not fairness — it’s dependency engineering.
Alberta builds, Ottawa redistributes.
The harder you work, the heavier the hand on your back.
Canada doesn’t need more equality of outcome — it needs freedom to grow.
The West is drinking a deadly cocktail:
1.Ideology — neo-Marxism & multiculturalism: “minorities holy, majority guilty.”
2.Politics — import new voters who live on subsidies.
3.Economy — cheap labor instead of supporting native birthrates.
4.Guilt complex — colonialism, racism, past sins.
Mix it all together → forced embrace of Islam that erodes Christian civilization from within.
@LangmanVince For the slow ones: racism = hating or judging by race. Anyone can do it. Black, white, whatever. Pretending only one group can be racist is just activist nonsense.
@rajinder_ravi@nathancooke locals break laws too and no country needs extra lawbreakers. Kick out those who disrespect the law, embrace those who build and integrate. End of story.
@truckdriverpleb So-called ‘Ministers of Equity’ push quotas instead of competence.
Unqualified ‘judges’ with zero legal training release repeat offenders.
Result — the murder of Iryna Zarutska.
Woke ideology = chaos, harm, and new victims.
This isn’t equality — it’s a mockery of justice.