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Indians are hard workers and not relying on government funding like other immigrants
Indians are hard workers and not relying on government funding like other immigrants
Positive economic framing of Indian immigrants as hardworking and fiscally responsible compared to other immigrant groups.
BroFessorAtoZ Jan 27, 2026
As a white Canadian in a skilled trade who has lost 100's of thousands in work to lower bids from East Indians it honestly makes me wanna apply for M.A.I.D I worked for four years …
As a white Canadian in a skilled trade who has lost 100's of thousands in work to lower bids from East Indians it honestly makes me wanna apply for M.A.I.D I worked for four years In a apprenticeship to get my redseal these guys come work for three months at the union's an they leave start their own company it's only 150$ for a business license in Canada and than they cut my throat a job worth 80 a sheet for hang tape an paint they come an bid at 15$ a sheet! HOW CAN WE COMPETE? Anyways I just wanted to comment because I may legit just give up an self delete here rather soon :( I'm 26 btw been in the trades since 15
Commenter describes personal job loss due to immigrant competition and wage undercutting, framed as an economic grievance with suicidal ideation as emotional expression of desperation.
DanielBeaton-r1d Jan 27, 2026
Few years ago, Brampton overtook Mississauga in terms of population growth, also highest auto insurance rates in the country, my uncle pays 5k a year for Lexus insurance
Few years ago, Brampton overtook Mississauga in terms of population growth, also highest auto insurance rates in the country, my uncle pays 5k a year for Lexus insurance
Cites specific economic impacts (population growth, insurance rates) with personal anecdote about insurance costs as evidence.
KelvintoKind3 Jan 27, 2026
dear USA, we are going to find new customers for our raw goods. We most likely will not go back. You are discounting how many raw goods come from Canada
dear USA, we are going to find new customers for our raw goods. We most likely will not go back. You are discounting how many raw goods come from Canada
Focuses on economic leverage through trade relationships and raw goods exports as a strategic response to tariffs.
@louisemason2918 Mar 4, 2025
Meanwhile..Canadian Colleges are Strapped for CASH and GOING ON STRIKE..😡
Meanwhile..Canadian Colleges are Strapped for CASH and GOING ON STRIKE..😡
Critiques the economic impact on Canadian institutions, highlighting financial strain on colleges as a consequence of immigration policy.
krugmeister7301 Jan 27, 2026
My kids cannot get a simple job, cannot afford the housing and food, that's what happens to Canada with a mass of immigration without providing job houses, care, and schools
My kids cannot get a simple job, cannot afford the housing and food, that's what happens to Canada with a mass of immigration without providing job houses, care, and schools
Combines personal experience (children's job/housing struggles) with economic argument that mass immigration without infrastructure causes domestic hardship.
moeemadi3620 Dec 29, 2025
Canada, tell me: What is the difference between an assistant drama teacher and a smart person? A drama teacher will fight a losing battle against an economic giant that doesn't need Canada as much as …
Canada, tell me: What is the difference between an assistant drama teacher and a smart person? A drama teacher will fight a losing battle against an economic giant that doesn't need Canada as much as Canada needs him. For Americans, the high cost of Canadian goods will just make them turn to non-Canadian substitute products; for Canadians, we cannot help but buy US products despite the higher costs because we don't have a lot of alternatives. In the long run, Canada will cave in and become the 51st State. Why don't we skip the hardship part and just go straight to where we become part of an economic giant!
Extended argument about economic asymmetry between Canada and the US, predicting Canada's economic subordination based on trade dynamics.
Mar 4, 2025
I think it is time to use all the unused land to grow our vegetation and any thing else that gets planted to use for the Canadian. We do have the brain and the finances …
I think it is time to use all the unused land to grow our vegetation and any thing else that gets planted to use for the Canadian. We do have the brain and the finances to grow our own fruit even if it takes a couple of years for the plants to produce the vegetation to supply the need. We need to manufacture our own goods. It is only one simple issue we will face but it is one we can handle! Oil, gas, car parts and cars...do it here and get some of the unemployed individuals Living on Provincial Checks off their butts and put them to work. (any that can at all} It might just surprise people at how many would have a reason to get up in the morning and the self confidence they need to get rid of the very thing Trump said was killing US people and stop it from coming in from the US! If we are going to tell it lets tell the truth!.
Proposes economic self-sufficiency through domestic agriculture and manufacturing, addressing unemployment and economic independence.
@lisacromwell2452 Mar 4, 2025
Tax cut for middle class that was voided by inflation. Have you seen the price of butter LOL. What a joke approx $44.00 per month. Nothing substantial. Virtual signalling
Tax cut for middle class that was voided by inflation. Have you seen the price of butter LOL. What a joke approx $44.00 per month. Nothing substantial. Virtual signalling
Focuses on the inadequacy of tax cuts relative to inflation and cost of living, critiquing the economic impact of policy.
johnjet23 Jan 21, 2026
There is a fundamental error here: if universities are struggling due to lack of students, without government programs, then the university is not economically viable and should close. Otherwise, they are just a government department.
There is a fundamental error here: if universities are struggling due to lack of students, without government programs, then the university is not economically viable and should close. Otherwise, they are just a government department.
Argues that universities dependent on government programs lack economic viability, framing immigration policy through fiscal sustainability logic.
enge.marcelo Jan 22, 2026
Who is paying for these hearing ? Who is paying for their medical care? How are they contributing to Canada ? If they are burdens to our system which us Canadians have paid into our …
Who is paying for these hearing ? Who is paying for their medical care? How are they contributing to Canada ? If they are burdens to our system which us Canadians have paid into our entire lives they need to go right now asap! We need our money to go into our people.. into housing and healthcare for the people that have been born and raised here! Not strangers that just landed.
Questions immigrants' economic contribution and argues resources should prioritize citizens over newcomers, with us-vs-them framing.
bonniemac8479 Dec 28, 2025
on the other hand, US with tariffs will protect its own borders from imported cheap goods and create local produced companies and products. So, no thanks, i will take the tariffs for American prosperity.
on the other hand, US with tariffs will protect its own borders from imported cheap goods and create local produced companies and products. So, no thanks, i will take the tariffs for American prosperity.
Argues tariffs protect domestic economy and local production, presenting economic rationale for protectionist policy.
@VJY3 Mar 4, 2025
So there is already 1 million Canadians without work and it's hurting our young Canadians where is the 1 million in waiting getting a job. We need new immigration laws its way out of hand.
So there is already 1 million Canadians without work and it's hurting our young Canadians where is the 1 million in waiting getting a job. We need new immigration laws its way out of hand.
Argues immigration harms Canadian job availability and youth employment, calling for stricter laws.
kirkadams6824 Jan 20, 2026
Let people that are working or own businesses paying taxes stay. If they are net negative. No free hand outs paid by Canadian taxpayers.
Let people that are working or own businesses paying taxes stay. If they are net negative. No free hand outs paid by Canadian taxpayers.
Focuses on economic contribution (taxpayers, net positive/negative) as the basis for immigration policy, with implicit critique of welfare spending.
freetimeflip6438 Jan 21, 2026
countries can't survive this, never mind all the debt we have packed on the last ten years.
countries can't survive this, never mind all the debt we have packed on the last ten years.
Expresses concern about national economic sustainability linked to immigration and debt, framing it as an economic crisis.
892303001 Jan 19, 2026
Thats how we get manufacturing in the U. S. Dummy. You start a trade war and we build manufacturing that puts you out of business. Thanks. You fell right into that
Thats how we get manufacturing in the U. S. Dummy. You start a trade war and we build manufacturing that puts you out of business. Thanks. You fell right into that
Argues trade war strategy benefits US manufacturing and disadvantages Canada economically.
@glennmiller5772 Mar 4, 2025
I'm planning to buy Ford Escape I changed my mind to Toyota Rav4..
I'm planning to buy Ford Escape I changed my mind to Toyota Rav4..
Describes a consumer purchasing decision influenced by economic or trade considerations.
@donzkietv168 Mar 4, 2025
They cant put chains on peoples hands they chain people up with debt and brake peoples backs with f k n taxes. They dont realize if you give more people spend more because they want …
They cant put chains on peoples hands they chain people up with debt and brake peoples backs with f k n taxes. They dont realize if you give more people spend more because they want to buy things for family and be happy thats how production is. Give and take. Comunist a s s holes.
Argues that taxation and debt burden people, then pivots to economic theory about spending and production, framed as critique of government policy.
@rimoxbrikha6558 Mar 4, 2025
The consumers always pay for it.Tarffis only enrich the rich
The consumers always pay for it.Tarffis only enrich the rich
Argues that tariffs harm consumers while benefiting the wealthy, focusing on economic distribution impacts.
@judaslovesjesus1530 Mar 4, 2025
Can someone please tell Trump Canada is our friend. They have given lives in our wars. They are going to find other customers for their oil while our auto industry will be trashed. They will …
Can someone please tell Trump Canada is our friend. They have given lives in our wars. They are going to find other customers for their oil while our auto industry will be trashed. They will find other countries to buy their lumber while the cost of building American homes soars. It will be easy for Canada, Mexico and China to come out ahead in this trade war. Trump’s understanding of economics and international trade is at the sixth grade level- and not a very bright sixth grader. Finally where is Trumps plan to protect American families and workers? Where is the national resolve to work together to get through this?
Focuses on economic consequences of trade war (oil markets, auto industry, lumber prices, housing costs, 401k impacts) and critiques Trump's economic competence and trade understanding.
@righteousisthelord180 Mar 4, 2025
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