Skip to content
Canadian Immigration Dashboard [ CID ]
Data Browser

Comments

Browse 478K top-level comments — filter, drill into threads, and export.

Export CSV
Reset
Active:
Video 7GmX5stT9rU Clear all

Comments

Click a comment to sync the detail panel.
Published Sorted descending Author Not sorted Comment Not sorted Likes Not sorted Video ID Not sorted
5 years, 11 months ago @DerrickParent soooo systemic racism is only racial injustice? So Systemic Racism = Institutional Racism... right? Please show me what law inherently discriminates? Am I wrong with this perception? 11 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @mareknosek996 Grow up! Lmao 0 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @fuct9569 What are you guys even reporting??? So your saying before pot was legal the representation of it was black?????? 20 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @lucasingram77 Bunch of bs, tired of these government run news channels in this country.. 2 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @XTQ1179 As a white person, I stand by our indigenous and black community. 5 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @ilovemath44 Thank you for making this video 1 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @apocalypse487 I think the people that feel systemic discrimination in Canada the most are native Americans. 3 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @Aspirationandjokes When you say Canada, Focus on Toronto, \nI live in BC, Peaceful people over here. Obviously there’s people that is indoctrinated but I don’t see even quarter of what going on in the states,\nbut we definitely need the government and media to stop separating us. We can’t do without each other.\n\nMakes me see more and more that America working itself down to be a fallen land. 29 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @ryanohandley213 There's a flaw in pointing to the incarceration gap as a sign of systemic racism. The Asian population is vastly under-represented in prisons, making up 17.7% of the population but only 5.5% of the prison population. So, if we use the idea that incarceration rates are a sign of systemic bias, wouldn't this suggest that Asians receive a positive bias?\n\nAnother interesting statistic is that Japanese Canadians earn an average of 3.7% more than their Caucasian peers. This makes me think what we're seeing here is a systemic bias towards wealth, not race. 5 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @kennybrown5914 Let's be honest here, America England Canada, yes there is racism but Canada is way better. 0 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @artinal5577 The medias should take a part of the responsibility for this problem. I’ve heard several times from news that people were categorized by their national origins , and some individual behaviors were discussed as collective acts. 38 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @seasonedveteran488 What I have noticed all my life living in Canada is Caucasians don't like hearing the truth about anything where they are feel they are being made to look like the villain, but the objective is not to make anyone feel like they're on trial but to start acknowledging that this is going on regardless of if you've ever experienced/seen it or not. The reason Caucasians don't see it is because of what they call White Privilege. Caucasians will never have to deal with the subtleties of racism that minorities face everyday because they will never be treated that way even in other countries they visit or live. Many Caucasians aren't aware that stereotyping is racism as you will notice them say the weirdest things and make really weird assumptions like calling a Korean woman Chinese or mistaking a Hindu or Sikh for someone Islamic, which you should never do. Cultural insensitivity happens here because many Caucasians don't care much to learn about another culture and because of this there's it's creating even more issues. The race problem is Canada is huge and people are trying to say that it isn't but in the coming years more and more evidence is going to come out to the point where it will be irrefutable and there will either be a reform or civil war. 6 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @hosono3918 If a system fails minorities, is it Systemic Racism? Or does it require intent? What about the fact that minorities have different behaviors which lead to different outcomes? Is it the government's responsibility to ensure every group has the same behavior? How can we achieve that? Would we even want to achieve that? \nHow about Quebec, which is itself a minority nation, but with authority? 21 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @rawtooth4704 I live in Toronto Canada, biggest city in Canada that have the most mix nationalities, All my neighbors are welcome in my home. 90 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @kiowa6057 What does the data look like when you're comparing Canadians based on income rather than race? 6 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @RascalHooligan Sure, Canada has the odd incident that makes headlines. However, these incidents are often isolated and certainly do not rise to the level of injustice often perpetuated in the US. Consequently, it's hard for me to believe in Canadian movements specifically targeting the Canadian police for racism against black people. I do believe in Canadian movements that show support to the overall BLM movement, though. Imo, the race we constantly overlook as a society, and who bear the full brunt of systemic racism in Canada, are the Aboriginal peoples. 0 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @EibachGTR Racism was far more prevalent in Canada decades ago. I remember hearing stories from my aunts and uncles about the types of things that would happen when they first arrived in the country. People would heckle and threaten visible minorities. \n\nBut I can say I have personally never experienced systemic racism in Canada. This country gave my family and I opportunity, safety and a just system. I was born and raised in Canada, and this is my home. There is no other country I would want to live in.\n\nLong live Canada and what it stands for. God bless this land.\n\n\nEdit: I forgot to add that the post secondary program I graduated from had a disproportionately high percentage of students belonging to visible minorities. This is the case with similar programs across Canada. One could argue Caucasian students are grossly underrepresented in this program. Does this not fit the definition of systemic racism stated in this video? 3 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @claytonkennedy4187 The first step before understanding a conflict, let alone trying to solve it, is listening. Bravo to CBC for giving a voice to people who are in positions of leadership who represent the disenfranchised, the violated and the overlooked. One thing that can be frustrating about “not seeing a problem that doesn’t involves us immediately” is that we are locked in to our own worldview—and it’s frustrating to be asked to change something we ourselves don’t think needs fixing. The importance of just listening, and being witnesses to specific stories, human to human—and being reeducated on the lingering multi-generational consequences of past and current racism is what needs to be focused on, if you are an individual who feels like nothing is wrong. The task is merely to listen—and doubt your sense of comfort, satisfaction and preference for the status quo. Listening, and doubt can lead to change. Collective change can lead to understanding, and even, healing. It is so hard to doubt oneself at this level because “othering” is a very strong force in tribal instincts and dynamics. To be asked to let go of this seemingly real sense of self and group identity can be extremely unsettling, psychologically. I hope that is somehow helpful for people who are reading, in some way. I wish that our education not only reflected history accurately, but also made it mandatory to learn basic principles of psychology. 5 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @williesmith1703 One would be naive to say there is no racism in Canada. This has to be addressed. ... 7 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @Yarkspiri Introduce policies for double blind testing procedures since doing so would be a great first step. This helps to remove bias in certain fields and a great example is in orchestra's. Since it's implementation they've seen a rise in the diversification and equalization in general. This might be a good way to resolve the issue in education and employment which in turn could spread to the general society. It also helps to ensure that the most qualified individuals get the jobs and not those who happen to have connections. 21 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @SuperPROchief cbc out here trying to favour into the youtube algorithm making a vid at 10 mins 4 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @bbqsauce875 My taxes going to this people? 1 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @HanpingXu In my humble opinion, political over-correctness might be a bigger problem to Canada and most countries. Political correctness reminds people that some real bad things happened in the history and we shall not forget it and we intentionally do thing differently to correct it. However political over-correctness is poisonous to free expression making people somehow hypocrite which doesn't help for a better world because you don't even know what problems are and how serious they are. 1 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @vikramnsit I had immigrated to Canada last year in March. So far I have not experienced any racism whatsoever. God has been kind to me since I moved here. I found a job and a place to live. People greet each other irrespective of race and color. This is the best place to raise a family in my eyes. I AM IN LOVE WITH THIS COUNTRY. God bless Canada!!! 17 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @sudibamulesewa8856 This is very sad and beyond me but our father forgave them already. I wish we could live peacefully in harmony, hell is not a good place. 8 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @MrRaErickson I’m just some white dude sitting on his couch with a bag of popcorn. 2 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @red-bb3xd Our PM is the worst 3 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @bananian I am proud to be a Canadian because of our willingness to confront racial issues in our own country. 2 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @Caniewaak Okay, so, was that supposed to explain what systemic racism looks like? Because it really didn't explain that. 2 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @donniegnar5571 It's so blatant what's going on now. This isn't about race. This is about divide. Whoever these people are who are telling what these companies/media to say are clearly trying to get us fighting each other. It really seems like they're trying to divert attention. If we're all fighting each other we're not paying attention to what's happening to the side. \n\nPlease people. Right, left, black, white, blue, yellow, atheist, or religious. We need to come together. They are using our beliefs against us. I know it's hard to see other's views when they are so radically different than your own, but we have to look at the bigger picture. 0 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @Margarine69 Please nobody listen to this poison. Canada is not perfect but it really is a country where you will be accepted and respected if you are a good and decent person. 0 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @nicodemusblackbird5617 R.C.M.P arresting the first peoples on their own land,did i miss something.ITS the R.C.M.P breaking the law. 1 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @nevaehdean5185 The cop,s need to stop 2 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @pattygreen8064 it looks like a cbc report i think 2 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @paseyclass5290 you have yet to provide a single example of systemic racism. 37 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @gweflj Note the historic atrocities that took place (and I agree that they were atrocities) are taking place right now in the Middle East and Subsaharan Africa. All the outrage drones with their iPhones containing Cobalt mined by child slaves in the DRC need a reality check. 0 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @darkglass3011 I'm just wondering, can someone explain why CBC gets so much hate? 1 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @damionwalker482 Racism is everywhere, but we continue to only talk about Canada or US, why aren't we talking about the Chinese labour camps? 2 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @kiddfaith4397 It’s painful to hear, but it’s an important part of our history and present; not to be forgotten. For if we forget, nothing changes. 7 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @IncognitoPotat0 I'm glad they're conscious of this but there is such thing as going too far...There are other issues as well. 1 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @breadleywheatler9242 Bless Canada and the many MANY great people living here. Regardless of colour, regardless of culture. This video is disgusting and does it's best to shame the average Canadian. Pathetic. I hope everyone here has a great day despite listening to this utter garbage. 0 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @foufoufun There is no systemic racism in Québec? lol, has this guy ever did the paper driving exam? Even as a native French speaker, it is hard to understand the poorly written questions. How do you think an immigrant does when they need to pass this test in less than 6 months to be able to do keep his job and can't always pass the test in his own language? 0 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @Vamp6776 There is a majority of white people lined up outside a building so now white people are a symbol of Marijuana? wtf are you guys on about. 0 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @Lena-hw4ey All the dislikes are from the white people who think that just because they haven’t experienced something that it doesn’t exist. 4 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @bobfearnley5724 CBC has the right to delete comments the same way Twitter does to Trump. 2 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @frankinhonda I see lots of videos like this and yes i agree that we have racism in Canada just like in every single other country around the world. I also notice that never once in one video have i seen one of these people mentioning the racism that is tough to children not just white children but all children as everyone knows racism is a tough behavior. As every single country has racism that means its a problem for all and for some reason the world only is worried about racism in white peoples instead of attacking this issue as a whole 3 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @Zarameley I am glad and happy that canada gave me home but i continuously get discriminated at work ,and i always cry inside ,as matter of fact i give my 100% to the campany more than majority of the other guys 24 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @etazza1092 As soon as they double crossed the indigenous people the system started 5 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @WE5T5 This is soooo damn true, que de la vérité ! We need to fight racism! Nous devrions être tous ensemble contre le racisme. ✊✊?✊?✊?✊?✊? 6 7GmX5stT9rU
5 years, 11 months ago @ashsmee Gaslighting champ of the world. 57 7GmX5stT9rU
Page 7 of 12 (560 rows)
Prev Next

Detail

Select a comment from the table to see details, sentiment, and replies.