Canada is a failed state

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BeetleBug242 said:
These are the retards in Canada responsible for our position by the way… Its always someone else fault here, always those darn Americanos
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If we were American we would have no one to blame but ourselves and will have no choice but to actually address issues.

Brutality said:
The child emperor did this 5 years ago when the natives were blocking the railroads in BC. He was off trying to get a seat at the UN security council and failed miserably
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Why the hell would the UN elect a guy that brought his country to the point where it may no longer exist on the map soon? Even with corruption and nepotism and all the other isms that would raise warning bells.
 
karaokeman said:
"Waaoow Indians are so smart they are doctors and get Master's degrees hurr durr, we should totally have Indians running Canada waaoow so cool."
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Figuring out how to forge documents for schools on the other side of the world doesn't make them smart.

There might have been a time when we were getting talented Indians. That time passed long ago.

Now we get the violent, the thieves, the liars, the literal street shitters and so on...
 
Though MSM is pretending it's not happening, the prorogation court challenge is currently underway. So far it sounds like the court isn't dismissing the plaintiff arguments out of hand which is pleasantly surprising. Cue rainbows.
 
Troon Meet Noose said:
Figuring out how to forge documents for schools on the other side of the world doesn't make them smart.

There might have been a time when we were getting talented Indians. That time passed long ago.

Now we get the violent, the thieves, the liars, the literal street shitters and so on...
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Indians are so desperate to be doctors and to get Masters here is because India is a dump, and then they come here and turn it into the same dump.

There are Mexican doctors too, and Mexicans with master's degrees, and they can live comfortably in Mexico City in the European neighbourhoods lined with Spanish plazas and Roman boulevards, and wealthy Mexicans can easily get European citizenship through colonial laws in Spain.
 
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Rise up timbit taliban, we must die for our punjabi replacements, be a good guilty colonizer and die for the owner class
 
This talk of a 51st state has reminded a larger populace of a question that nobody seems prepared to answer: What is the Canadian identity? And I'm not going to say it's "being flooded with Indians" or any of the other modern-age defeatist bullshit I have to hear ad naseum in this thread when I just want to know what's actually happening. What is our culture? And to be frank, many people can't answer those kinds of questions, because the inability to answer it means by and large that everything they do in their day-to-day life has no connection to their country.
When you think Canadian culture, mostly you go to politeness, healthcare, the inclement weather, maple syrup, a questionable donut chain, Quebecois nationalism, and if you're a history nerd, the unnerving attitude of Canadian soldiers overseas. The fact is, there has never been a need to be proud of being Canadian. It was enough to simply be a fucking leaf that was good enough for most people; We had some qualities that put us above our southern neighbors. We had no pride in our country because there was no need for it.
And then COVID happened, and the world got a whole lot more lonely, and a whole lot more expensive.
I'm not going to pretend things weren't bad before 2020, that our healthcare system wasn't going tits-up fast, or that homelessness and the drug problem out west was getting worse, but it wasn't until we were forced to hang on the every words of our less-than-fearless leaders that we really began to notice just how bad things were. Plenty of people would(and still do) willingly close their eyes and plug their ears to the problem, feigning indifference or denial to the fact that our once-good state of being has bled out like a fresh animal on the hook. The Canadian identity could be easily summed up as "Well, it's an alright place to be, and that's all that matters". And now it isn't, and people can't wrap their head around the idea that our way has been effectively lost. Or even worse, we never really had a way to lose to begin with.
This talk of strengthening our "National identity" from the Libs is worthless. Canada never had an identity to begin with. We existed. Ours was not to change the world, merely make our own lives good. And now with cost of living on the rise, real estate out of control, drug problems, a government spending our tax dollars on lavish private jets, and letting third worlders leech off our system just to leave back to whatever shithole they came from to live like barons, we don't even have that. Canada is the ATM nation, a place where people take our money and give nothing in return. I should only hope that we have the sense to forge a new identity before this ATM runs dry.
 
Though people shit on quebec endlessly, its the only place in the great post-national shithole of new-punjab that has (for a couple more years at least) its own unique culture.
 
Lei Wulong's Left Leg said:
When you think Canadian culture, mostly you go to politeness, healthcare, the inclement weather, maple syrup, a questionable donut chain, Quebecois nationalism, and if you're a history nerd, the unnerving attitude of Canadian soldiers overseas. The fact is, there has never been a need to be proud of being Canadian.
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For the sake of argument, can you provide a sincere definition of X culture for another country?
Politeness, healthcare, bad weather, etc are stereotypes. You might as well say that obesity is American identity.
 
Cheetahman said:
For the sake of argument, can you provide a sincere definition of X culture for another country?
Politeness, healthcare, bad weather, etc are stereotypes. You might as well say that obesity is American identity.
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That's sort of my point, though. Canadian culture isn't much more than a collection of stereotypes as seen from an outsider. The vast majority of Canadians have no connection to their country beyond it being the place where they live.
 
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