Subhuman Garbage

[Edward]

Fair enough.

Top in the subhuman garbage thread!

[mimi]

when i think of economic migrants naturally vancouver comes to mind. take a look at all that construction as you drive past it. imho it is a sign of economic growth and stability.

They are building new homes to house new immigrants, yet they cannot catch up. Homes are now more expensive than ever. Some stability.

Construction as a percentage share of GDP is rising, which means it takes more money and effort to house Canadians

https://www.statista.com/statistics/134 ... in-canada/

It's easy to point fingers at whatever the political beef du jour is...because it allows us to ignore the real culprit, for which we all play a part in. Greed. It really IS that simple imo.

[Sargent Smellibitz]

Yet you didn't want social housing nearby you because it would affect your property value...

....for shame, Mimi.... for shame.

[mimi]

Yet you didn't want social housing nearby you because it would affect your property value...

....for shame, Mimi.... for shame.

Ah...another dim wit who blindly followed Mel's nonsense. Such a follower. =(

[Sargent Smellibitz]

Yet you didn't want social housing nearby you because it would affect your property value...

....for shame, Mimi.... for shame.

Ah...another dim wit who blindly followed Mel's nonsense. Such a follower. =(

Nah, I judged his statement, your near constant over the top reaction to it, and the majority of your posts from the time I registered here in 2015.

It's got legs... hell, it's even got extra legs now.

[soon]

cutting down on student visas will help for sure but 364,000 new student visas every year is still a lot of people. i haven't done much research but is that number over and above canada's official number of 500,000 new residents a year? i think it is.

Canada is set to welcome nearly 1.5 million new permanent residents over the next three years, according to the new targets recently announced by Immigration Minister Marc Miller.

Canada does not foresee a cut to immigration levels and plans to hold its target of annual newcomers steady at 500,000 people starting in 2026, according to plans tabled in Parliament by Miller. A closer look at the data and breakdown by category can give an idea of who these new immigrants headed to Canada will be.

The Immigration Levels Plan sets guidelines and targets for how many permanent residents Canada plans to welcome under economic, humanitarian and family reunification streams.

The latest plan maintains previously set targets of welcoming 485,000 new permanent residents in 2024 and 500,000 new permanent residents for 2025. The number will stay at 500,000 in 2026 and “stabilize,” which Miller said is about “allowing time for successful integration” as well as “sustainable population growth.”

https://globalnews.ca/news/10084659/can ... breakdown/

[soon]

any way you want to look at it canada has had a huge influx of new residents and asking to hit pause is not unreasonable. personally i'd like to know what the honourable immigration minister means when he refers to “allowing time for successful integration” as well as “sustainable population growth.”

[Mad Serb]

It's easy to point fingers at whatever the political beef du jour is...because it allows us to ignore the real culprit, for which we all play a part in. Greed. It really IS that simple imo.

People have been greedy since the dawn of time. Blaming unafordability (somewhat more recent) is simplifying the problem.

[Vivek_Golikeri]

Subhuman garbage are on Memebee. Bruce, Skipper, Extralegs, Shen Li.

[Skipper]

[evs]

https://www.indiatoday.in/world/indians ... 2024-04-24

[Lochdubh]

He probably viewed it as "excess".

[evs]

ha!

[mimi]

It's easy to point fingers at whatever the political beef du jour is...because it allows us to ignore the real culprit, for which we all play a part in. Greed. It really IS that simple imo.

People have been greedy since the dawn of time. Blaming unafordability (somewhat more recent) is simplifying the problem.

True enough, no argument here. But greed has never led to anything good.
So I'm saying it's the root of the problem.

[mimi]

Ah...another dim wit who blindly followed Mel's nonsense. Such a follower. =(

Nah, I judged his statement, your near constant over the top reaction to it, and the majority of your posts from the time I registered here in 2015.

It's got legs... hell, it's even got extra legs now.

So you agree that you arrived at a preconceived notion based on a lie and went from there. Everything from that point on, will be based on that preconceived notion. That's what I'm saying. =)

ps. Please post examples of "over the top reaction". Good luck.

[Berry Sweet]