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Identity Assertion

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They dont want to assimilate into our culture, and there are A LOT of Indians here, and I NEVER see indians hanging out with white or black people, i only see them with other indians. …
They dont want to assimilate into our culture, and there are A LOT of Indians here, and I NEVER see indians hanging out with white or black people, i only see them with other indians. If u like india so much, why spend all your money to come here? It's true doe!
Expresses concern about cultural assimilation and ethnic segregation, framing immigrants as not integrating into 'our culture.'
Habslover74 Jan 28, 2026
INDIANS! Not international students !
INDIANS! Not international students !
Distinguishes between Indian nationals and international students, asserting a categorical identity distinction relevant to immigration discourse.
@Libtard1 Mar 4, 2025
Sh1tsk1ns gettín bussed in
Sh1tsk1ns gettín bussed in
Uses dehumanizing slur and expresses demographic anxiety about immigration changing Canada's composition.
John-o7w8b Jan 28, 2026
Many Canadians (myself included) now view the US as an enemy nation. It didn’t use to be this way.
Many Canadians (myself included) now view the US as an enemy nation. It didn’t use to be this way.
Asserts a shift in Canadian national identity and relationship with the US, framing the US as an external threat to Canadian identity.
@robertdobie8680 Mar 4, 2025
In general I have no beef with Indians, but their accent is annoying af, and their expectation of making you work 16 hours a day because they used to work in a sweatshop has no …
In general I have no beef with Indians, but their accent is annoying af, and their expectation of making you work 16 hours a day because they used to work in a sweatshop has no place here.
Comment makes generalizations about Indian immigrants' work culture and accents while framing them as incompatible with Canadian norms, combining ethnic stereotyping with implicit threat concerns.
iamthelaw69 Jan 28, 2026
Sell your shit to a third world Canada see how much money you get.protect your own country
Sell your shit to a third world Canada see how much money you get.protect your own country
Frames Canada as needing to 'protect your own country' and uses dismissive language about third-world valuations, asserting national self-interest and us-vs-them framing.
@waynehein6448 Mar 4, 2025
Don't you love how a bunch of white Euro trash complains about other immigrating. That white garbage needs to go back to Europe where they belong!
Don't you love how a bunch of white Euro trash complains about other immigrating. That white garbage needs to go back to Europe where they belong!
Uses dehumanizing language and reverse ethnic framing to assert belonging/exclusion based on racial identity.
BeyondAncientsX Feb 26, 2026
Canadian here born and raised in Ontario... Canada is not Canada anymore its a shithole, they shit on the beaches throw bags of trash wherever they want. they cant drive they definitely cannot drive transport …
Canadian here born and raised in Ontario... Canada is not Canada anymore its a shithole, they shit on the beaches throw bags of trash wherever they want. they cant drive they definitely cannot drive transport trucks and they cant do the easiest jobs like take an order from fast food. Miserable quality of life and I'm not even in Brampton i feel bad for the people there.
Asserts Canadian identity while using sweeping negative stereotypes about an out-group to claim national decline.
HartLasracing Jan 28, 2026
Dude just say it’s INDIA ….
Dude just say it’s INDIA ….
Commenter is making an implicit us-vs-them assertion by singling out India as the source of immigration, using identity-based framing.
sofieb1575 Oct 2, 2025
As a native Canadian, I feel like we have been taken over by the Indians.
As a native Canadian, I feel like we have been taken over by the Indians.
Asserts native Canadian identity while expressing demographic displacement anxiety, framing immigration as a takeover by a specific ethnic group.
camdenperry6312 Jan 27, 2026
Québecoise⚜️ ici et pour vrai ca commence a être dérangeant... j'en aurais long a dire, mais je vais en rester la. Les vrai savent de quoi il s'agit...
Québecoise⚜️ ici et pour vrai ca commence a être dérangeant... j'en aurais long a dire, mais je vais en rester la. Les vrai savent de quoi il s'agit...
Québécois identity assertion expressing concern about immigration becoming bothersome, with coded language suggesting in-group knowledge of unstated grievances.
Marie-lineBeauvais Jan 28, 2026
Hey Canada…. suck it!
Hey Canada…. suck it!
Dismissive, confrontational statement asserting superiority over Canada through crude us-vs-them framing.
@robertburt8031 Mar 4, 2025
Brotherrrrrr, Vancouver just the new little Delhi getting fuckin out of hand
Brotherrrrrr, Vancouver just the new little Delhi getting fuckin out of hand
Expresses concern about demographic change in Vancouver through ethnic stereotyping and us-vs-them framing ('new little Delhi').
cozy_2X Jan 28, 2026
Trudeau is a liberal woos! The hell with him! In America it’s now AMERICA FIRST!!
Trudeau is a liberal woos! The hell with him! In America it’s now AMERICA FIRST!!
Expresses nationalist sentiment ('AMERICA FIRST') while dismissing Trudeau, framing political opposition through identity and allegiance.
@Carnivorechad Mar 4, 2025
Brampton become New Delhi
Brampton become New Delhi
Uses ethnic/cultural comparison to suggest demographic replacement, implying loss of Canadian identity.
hardikpatelqa Feb 26, 2026
i want these people out of my country
i want these people out of my country
Direct us-vs-them framing asserting national belonging and exclusionary sentiment toward immigrants.
grimmkind Jan 28, 2026
I remember when I was in high school living in Toronto a bunch of Indians tried bullying us white kids lmao called themselves browntown
I remember when I was in high school living in Toronto a bunch of Indians tried bullying us white kids lmao called themselves browntown
Recounts a personal experience framed around ethnic/racial group conflict and identity boundaries.
fuckimbored5421 Jan 28, 2026
honestly bro I'd rather have illegal immigrants rather than legal indians
honestly bro I'd rather have illegal immigrants rather than legal indians
Expresses preference based on ethnic/national origin categorization, framing one immigrant group as preferable to another.
gigachad2913 Jan 27, 2026
Hindu is a great religion thankfully... would much rather have that than islam.
Hindu is a great religion thankfully... would much rather have that than islam.
Expresses religious preference framed as an identity/cultural hierarchy, positioning one religion as preferable to another in the context of immigration.
r34ct4 Jan 27, 2026
Keep the khalistani with you We Indians don’t own them
Keep the khalistani with you We Indians don’t own them
Disavowal of Khalistani separatists by asserting 'we Indians' don't claim them, establishing in-group/out-group boundaries within diaspora communities.
Shaktiman_X Jan 28, 2026
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Identity Assertion
CNN 2,313
Tyler Oliveira 1,991
RocaNews 467
JamCan 274
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Solidarity
CNN 4,297
Tyler Oliveira 400
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JamCan 36
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Policy Critique
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Tyler Oliveira 551
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CTV News 268
RocaNews 235
Humor / Satire
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Tyler Oliveira 1,667
RocaNews 241
Global News 89
CTV News 68
Fear / Threat
Tyler Oliveira 1,549
CNN 1,332
RocaNews 321
JamCan 204
Toronto Sun 118
Meta-Commentary
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CNN 1,478
RocaNews 168
CTV News 81
JamCan 77
Unverified Claim
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Tyler Oliveira 820
RocaNews 203
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JamCan 152
Moral Argument
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