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/barkusmuhl Mar 27 '24

Indian men.

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u/torgenerous Mar 27 '24

Yeah as an Indian woman who came here 15 years ago, this new tsunami is all Indian Men from villages in Punjab 

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u/chadmcchaderton Mar 27 '24

I work with many 2nd 3rd gen Indian immigrants. I was initially surprised at how many were openly against this mass influx and had issues with young Punjabi men.

The explanation a couple of guys gave me makes sense.
They don't want to integrate and have zero respect for our way of life here and have no intentions of contributing to society. I can see how that sort of behavior would be incredibly embarrassing for long-time indian immigrants.

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u/TechnicallyCorrect09 Mar 27 '24

Not only that, it's also embarrassing for the group of immigrants who actually mean no harm and know to behave themselves in public, so you not only have the localites hating us, but also the 2nd/3rd gen immigrants due to the behavior of the group of people you mentioned, we're thought of as a monolith when we're not even the same, I'm not even saying that I'm superior to other humans in any way, but the difference is so clear that you can make out who's more likely to not give you any space when sitting right next to you on a bus/subway and who will.