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and 1 more reason out of a million why trump sick of canada but Canadian are so braindead they cant even understand that.. they claim everything bad happening in canada are caused by trump ...
and 1 more reason out of a million why trump sick of canada but Canadian are so braindead they cant even understand that.. they claim everything bad happening in canada are caused by trump ...
Compares Canada unfavorably to Trump's policies while criticizing Canadian understanding of geopolitical issues.
ginobellucci-y2n
Jan 29, 2026
The hole world is the same fighting mass illegal immigrants
The hole world is the same fighting mass illegal immigrants
References global immigration challenges and positions Canada within a worldwide pattern of illegal immigration concerns.
patrickhatzer8289
Aug 25, 2025
What about Canada’s white invasion 1867
What about Canada’s white invasion 1867
Compares current immigration to historical European settlement in Canada, using 'invasion' framing to contextualize demographic change.
Tallalaskan
Jan 29, 2026
UK has places like this in London, Birmingham, Leicester, Harrow, Hounslow, Brent,Slough. Come to think of it majority of the UK 🤔 🤣
UK has places like this in London, Birmingham, Leicester, Harrow, Hounslow, Brent,Slough. Come to think of it majority of the UK 🤔 🤣
Compares Canada's immigration situation to the UK, listing cities with high immigrant populations and using sarcasm to suggest the problem is widespread.
nicklegend2271
Feb 23, 2026
Trudeau is the sort of president we need in the USA not a lying parasite like the one we have now. In 1956 Khrushchev, then leader of Russia said that they would not have to …
Trudeau is the sort of president we need in the USA not a lying parasite like the one we have now. In 1956 Khrushchev, then leader of Russia said that they would not have to fire a single shot to defeat America, that they would defeat America from within, and here we are.
Compares Canadian and American leadership favorably, includes unverified Cold War conspiracy claim about Soviet infiltration.
@jonwilliam3597
Mar 4, 2025
Try Delta/Surrey in BC…
Try Delta/Surrey in BC…
References specific Canadian locations (Delta/Surrey, BC) as comparative examples, likely implying similar demographic or cultural patterns.
Comparative
0.78
stfauth6031
Jan 27, 2026
Only nice thing i can say about Canada is that its not the UK...................yet
Only nice thing i can say about Canada is that its not the UK...................yet
Compares Canada unfavorably to the UK with implied criticism, using sarcasm and ellipsis to suggest Canada is becoming like the UK.
neopetaccount8397
Jan 27, 2026
do YOU seriously believe 500 yrs ago locals in ''Canada'' spoke Inglish or Frank??? Get over it folks, over time whole worlds change and always will.
do YOU seriously believe 500 yrs ago locals in ''Canada'' spoke Inglish or Frank???
Get over it folks, over time whole worlds change and always will.
Uses historical comparison to argue that cultural and linguistic change is inevitable and natural, implicitly defending immigration.
user-Rocket-Fest
Dec 25, 2025
The US of A put a malignant narcissist, racist rapist, convicted felon, gameshow host back into the White House. I mean, what could go wrong?
The US of A put a malignant narcissist, racist rapist, convicted felon, gameshow host back into the White House. I mean, what could go wrong?
Compares US leadership negatively through character attacks and expresses concern about consequences of Trump's presidency.
@timo.6634
Mar 4, 2025
Parallel societies are a problem regardless of where they are. Just look at Sweden
Parallel societies are a problem regardless of where they are. Just look at Sweden
Compares Canada's parallel societies problem to Sweden's, ranking nations on integration issues.
kimkristensen2816
Dec 9, 2025
Lot of people....the original citizens feel the burn since the world around them is changing. It's natural that they harbor these ill feelings. Most of them are ill informed and have these racist views. It's …
Lot of people....the original citizens feel the burn since the world around them is changing. It's natural that they harbor these ill feelings. Most of them are ill informed and have these racist views. It's true for every immigrant community that emigrated from Europe as well. You have Irish immigrant towns, little Italy's, China towns, little India's, polish neighborhoods in Chicago etc ...these kind of neighborhoods are all over north America (USA & Canada). This is natural. Assimilation happens in 1 or 2 generations. Economic expansion and fulfilling social security benefits for the older generation needs population growth and a new younger workforce. This is achieved thru immigration of skilled labor force of all kinds. Population dynamics and demographics keep changing all the time and it has happened thru out human history. Now we are living in an interconnected and inter dependent world. It's better to adapt to change and move on and retain your loyalty to the country they migrated to and contribute positively to their economy and try to assimilate as much as possible and be aware of the sensitivities. This new immigration is from Asia and they are of different ethnicities and cultural background unlike european immigration that happened earlier. So some backlash to these new people's is to be expected and there will be lot of scapegoating and stereotypical epithets that will employed to demonize the new immigrant groups. We all have to adjust assimilate and move on in this great circle of life.
The commenter extensively compares current Asian immigration to historical European immigration patterns and references multiple geographic examples to contextualize the immigration debate.
shekar7367
Dec 21, 2025
"Reciprocity!" my fellow Canadians, the Yanks bit the hand of kindness and friendship time to let them have a taste. Having travelled a lot in the big wide world I can honestly say "Transit Visa's" …
"Reciprocity!" my fellow Canadians, the Yanks bit the hand of kindness and friendship time to let them have a taste. Having travelled a lot in the big wide world I can honestly say "Transit Visa's" for Yanks wanting to go to Alaska, Point Roberts and the North West Angle should focus the "murican mindset wonderfully" Far too long have we give them a break.
Compares Canada-US relations and advocates for reciprocal visa restrictions, drawing on international travel experience.
BobbinsB
Dec 8, 2025
18k Sounds like the United States on a Sunday morning
18k Sounds like the United States on a Sunday morning
Compares Canada's immigration numbers to the United States, with implied sarcastic tone.
thecoolguynamedal
Dec 24, 2025
The United States relationship with the rest of the free world is at its lowest point in its history - fear not, we're closer than ever to Putin and Russia. No doubt he'll soon be …
The United States relationship with the rest of the free world is at its lowest point in its history - fear not, we're closer than ever to Putin and Russia. No doubt he'll soon be visiting North Korea, Hungary and Belarus.
Compares US relationships with other nations and expresses concern about geopolitical alignment with authoritarian states.
@doxies
Mar 4, 2025
Lots of better places to visit....no big loss🇨🇦
Lots of better places to visit....no big loss🇨🇦
Compares US travel unfavorably to alternative destinations and expresses preference for staying in Canada.
Comparative
0.78
Steve-cn9of
Dec 9, 2025
If they didn’t want Indians to be in their country, then probably the British, French and Portuguese shouldn’t have forced their way into India. Especially Britain, stealing around £38 Trillion from India. Actions have reactions.😂😂😂😂 …
If they didn’t want Indians to be in their country, then probably the British, French and Portuguese shouldn’t have forced their way into India. Especially Britain, stealing around £38 Trillion from India. Actions have reactions.😂😂😂😂
And if people want to UNDERSTAND why people from mostly Punjab move to Canada, they need to learn history. The short version is - Sikh Regiment, business in the 19th and 20th century. For a longer version why the migration exploded in the late 20th and 21st century, the seeds were sown back in the early 20th century - Brits favouring a handful of Khalistanis to weaken Indian National movement before Indian Independence (read Sanjiv Sanyal’s book - “Revolutionaries”) and keep the Jewel (India) in the crown.
Post the assassination of Indian PM Indira Gandhi by the Khalistani Terrorists (concentrated in Punjab) in 1984 and the Indian government crackdown on them - many found refuge in Canada aided by Pakistan’s Intelligence Service Agency and off course the USA and Canada 🫡🫡🫡 Indian government repeatedly pleaded the West to hand over the terrorists but surprise surprise, the West wants to use these elements to keep India in check and support its ally Pakistan.
Fast forward, Khalistani sympathisers (Khalistan was a violent separatist movement in Punjab)find their refuge in Canada. Their relatives move in shortly and encourage others from Punjab to do so. Why ?? To build the base for Khalistan movement in Canada against India (all this being supported by the West while India cries its lungs out) 😢😢😢. Canada becomes a mini Punjab for the Khalistani terrorists/sympathisers. The Punjabi culture takes root courtesy of the Khalistanis - brings in more migration. Fast forward to today, the movement is now a tsunami with people from Punjab moving in large numbers. Why ? Because of the Khalistan movement, Punjab got destroyed economically (it was the richest state in India) as a result people are forced to move out. And the best place is their second Punjabi 🫣🫣 ie. Khalistani homeland Canada.
Provides historical context comparing colonial actions to modern immigration, with some claims (like £38 trillion figure) that are disputed or exaggerated, and conspiracy-adjacent framing about geopolitical manipulation.
kickassguy704
Feb 11, 2026
What did native Canadians think about the whites?
What did native Canadians think about the whites?
Uses historical comparison ('what did natives think about whites') to frame current immigration debate through parallel reasoning about belonging.
Nobody-l4g6q
Oct 28, 2025
guy at 8:00, no shirt, I'm thinking he must be polish. He Says" im coming from Poland". you could spot polish people a mile away...
guy at 8:00, no shirt, I'm thinking he must be polish. He Says" im coming from Poland". you could spot polish people a mile away...
Makes stereotypical observations about identifying Polish people by appearance, comparing national groups.
sebastianmalinowski6298
Oct 17, 2025
Indian and Canada are pretty much the same. So why did you come to Canada? Opportunity in Canada is better. What!?! 🤨
Indian and Canada are pretty much the same.
So why did you come to Canada?
Opportunity in Canada is better.
What!?! 🤨
Uses comparative framing between India and Canada while employing ironic/sarcastic tone to highlight the contradiction in the immigrant's reasoning.
coyoterx6002
Oct 10, 2025
if that American is lazy and will make a circus out of these taxes, sooner or later he will need Canada and the EU, ooo and then see how tough it will be. As an …
if that American is lazy and will make a circus out of these taxes, sooner or later he will need Canada and the EU, ooo and then see how tough it will be. As an european i m not idiot, americans will need to drive BMW or whatever
Compares American economic vulnerability to European strength, positioning Europe as superior and predicting US dependence on other nations due to policy failures.
@andrei76749
Mar 4, 2025
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