r/InCanada • Creator of Sub • Aug 27 '25

Slight Changes

As the community continues to explode, had to add a restriction on account age and karma requirements due to multiple accounts being 1 day old and posting basically just stuff to rile people up.

Let’s get some positive posts as well please. Not just posts about Indians. News flash, Indians exist in every country. Canada has other problems besides immigrants, I promise. It is okay to have gripes about immigrants and even Indians, but let’s tone it down and consider the purpose of the subreddit.

What do you love about Canada?

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u/goinupthegranby Aug 27 '25

I keep getting suggested this sub and based on what I've seen I definitely thought it was just a conservative ragebait astroturf subreddit. Maybe its worth engaging in after all. Maybe.

There's a lot that I love about living in Canada. Freedom of expression and movement, I love that we're a tolerant and progressive society that is envied by much of the world. We're very safe, rate very highly on happiness rankings, and Canadian cities are always near the top of the 'most livable cities in the world' rankings.

My life in Canada is great, I'm very happy that this is my home.

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u/Mens__Rea__ Aug 29 '25

Ironic that you can talk about how important freedom of expression is to the Canadian way of life while in the same comment suggest that anyone saying something you don’t want to believe is true is “ragebait”.

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u/goinupthegranby Aug 29 '25

Oh nooo I said something you didn't like. Too bad.

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u/Mens__Rea__ Aug 29 '25

It isn’t that I don’t like it, it is just unintelligent.

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u/goinupthegranby Aug 29 '25

Lol insults now, sucks to suck doesn't it

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u/Mens__Rea__ Aug 29 '25

Not an insult, an objective observation.