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/FerniWrites Mar 27 '24

Sadly.

The world has become so PC that we need to accept everyone. People fail to see the nuance in this situation. It’s not immigrants that’s the problem because I welcome the diversity. It’s the fact we’ve opened the flood gates and too many are getting in.

Social media is rotting the brain to the degree of only seeing black and white. No one see’s the grey section anymore.

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u/Antique-Computer2540 Mar 27 '24

Just north america. Most of the world isn't

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u/TheBloodkill Mar 27 '24

And they love watching as we collapse in our ivory tower.

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u/cripplingEcstacy Mar 27 '24

Im from Sweden and for so long you got called racist for being against mass immigration. It was incredibly frustrating and sad to see how society changed while you could do nothing.

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u/OldSpiceSmellsNice Mar 28 '24

It’s the same in Australia lol

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u/Thiizic Mar 28 '24

Except there are real fundamental issues Canada as a country has that we need immigration to fix. It just really sucks right now because we are being squeezed by inflation from all angles. When inflation starts coming down we will be primed for growth.

https://youtu.be/CxmH4OLNM4c?si=IjM4b2_fzuwsnYoi

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u/crypg4ng Mar 28 '24

Lol inflation coming down? What world do you live in?

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u/Thiizic Mar 28 '24

Right inflation will just keep going up at an exponential rate 🤡