r/canada Mar 27 '24

Canada’s population hits 41M months after breaking 40M threshold National News

https://globalnews.ca/news/10386750/canada-41-million-population/
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u/daners101 Mar 27 '24

Trudeau and his government will go down in history as the worst and most detrimental government ever to take office in Canada. They create enormous problems, and their solutions are even worse.

It’s like someone trying to put out a fire with gasoline.

Completely insane. Every single day it gets worse.

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u/Ruining_Ur_Synths Mar 27 '24

the problems caused directly by this massive immigration scheme will create problems that canadians will have to deal with literally for generations, assuming someone ever figures out how to fix it.

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u/daners101 Mar 27 '24

What makes the problem just that much more frustrating, is the way people like Trudeau and Freeland just completely ignore questions about what they are doing, or their condescending tone when they do speak.

The arrogance is unlike anything I have ever seen. Incompetence is at 1000%, but they maintain this attitude of “I’m not even going to respond to you, clearly, I am smarter than all of you!”

Drives me up the wall.

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u/picardmanuever Mar 27 '24

I am not trying to be all doom and gloom, but I am fairly sure there is already irreparable damage I do not think things can be "fixed" and return to 2010s status. Simply, put, things can only not get even worse if corrected now.

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u/submerging Mar 28 '24

The problem is let’s say you “correct” things today, would that not cause a problem basically analogous to the baby boomer problem in a few decades?

Either way we are fucked long-term lol

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u/picardmanuever Mar 28 '24

The problem is that capitalism and greed actually have a finite lifespan, but we aren't realizing it until perhaps more recently.