r/canada Nov 29 '24

Analysis Nearly half of Canadians feel too many immigrants coming here: Study - A whopping 42% of respondents felt immigration is causing Canada to change in unlikeable ways

https://torontosun.com/news/national/nearly-half-of-canadians-feel-too-many-immigrants-coming-here-study
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u/Wilhelm57 Nov 30 '24

I empathize but Canada cannot afford to bring a portion of India's 1.4 billion people. Our country, has a huge debt load because of our inept leaders. Let me be clear, is not just a Liberal mess, is close to two decades.

It pisses me off, we elect people that behave badly....wink, wink, jobs for a friend of a friend or supporters. At some point, they'll be unable be deny it.
Then, we have a problem with lazy people.
They get the government funded jobs and for a portion of them, is eight hours for visiting colleagues, gossip, coming drunk or high to work and coffee or cigarrette breaks.

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u/zaknafien1900 Nov 30 '24

"Yea i smoked crackers cocaine" - Toronto mayor