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Can't say I'm thrilled with higher prices, but I am with Canada on this. They are doing the right thing. As an American, I am grateful for Trudeau's leadership and hope that this inspires more people to rise up against these horrible American oligarchs.

I'm white, both my parents are white and they, we didn't receive much better treatment here either. I think cronyism is a more accurate description than racism. \nCanadians seem to only accept those within their small, insular groups. You will notice that Canada supports multiculturalism but that means that there are thousands of cliques operating inside a whole. As for WS or microaggressions, don't worry as they will be overtaken by other groups which will won't even bother with being subtle.\nPeople have come here through legitimate channels or across at Roxham Road with the polite RCMP bellhops but failed to research thoroughly the reality of this land. I have talked to or read from newcomers who complain that it's cold and there's no culture. No kidding. (Try living in a logging camp with 300 inches of rain a year.) Suffice to say these newbies are less than thrilled.\nNot sure what to say other than this is the reality and it's quite unlikely to change no matter what Trudeau or others do. ?‍♀️?‍♀️

What the local Imam in the area said about this: youtube.com/watch?v=fpDJTBBwrK­M\n\nAs a Muslim, I have to say what these ppl did was just Gang mentality manifested under the cloak of Religon. I have seen the Gang mentality manifest all too often in over-excited youth and cloak itself with different issues such as Race, Religion, Nationalism, Soccer Hooliganism etc etc. What such ppl really get is the thrill of dominating others, and only use their proclaimed issues as a cover for their actions.