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while america's h1b cap by country hurts a lot of people, it's necessary to preserve the american culture. I wish canada had the same
I have nothing against Indians but their culture is strong and suboptimal in many ways. When you have Trudeaus illiberal policies adding a tenth of the population, Canada has gotten destroyed. We need to be able to assimilate people
This would have been the case for any assymetry in numbers, it just happens to be Indians. Honestly, this unmitigated importation is not only destroying Canada, but destroying the reputations of the high skill Indian Canadians who helped build this country
If you ask the Indian Canadians what they think, they also hate it. In fact they are the ones who get hurt the most. They went from being a model minority to 3 rungs down the class. It's sad to see their reputation get destroyed for no reason, watch hatred brew for no reason
None of this
Literally none of this
Needed to happen
It just happened because of a wounded narcissist at the helm
Who has been parasitized by the religion of suicidal western empathy

I do not
Recognize my country

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