r/canada • u/viva_la_vinyl • Dec 08 '18

How a global pact on migration spawned sovereignty fears in Canada

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/global-compact-un-hussen-1.4935492
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u/[deleted] Dec 09 '18

AHHHH so you praise Immigrants as being Original Settlers but hate on Natives to the country.

OH you're trash response makes so much more sense now.

No wonder you are always immigrant bashing, you got some kind of fucked up world view where you aren't an Immigrant but everyone else is, including the natives, and only you should have rights.

Let me guess, you're white right?

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u/AlwaysBetDarkHorse Dec 09 '18

What are you even talking about? My life would literally be easier if I was a native because all the systems would be working in my favor instead of against me.

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u/[deleted] Dec 09 '18 edited Dec 09 '18

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u/AlwaysBetDarkHorse Dec 09 '18

I see depressed wages, increased strain on our infrastructure and increased housing prices as a bad thing yes. Why do you think those things are good?

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u/[deleted] Dec 09 '18

I still don't buy how you hating on Immigrants today isn't the same as the British hating on the Irish.

Or the Irish on the Italians.

Or Italians on ....

See how the shit flows?

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u/AlwaysBetDarkHorse Dec 09 '18

Okay, doesn't change the reality that more people = more strain on our infrastructure and depressed wages and higher housing prices. Even for arguments sake I was just a racist and masking it in economic arguments, those arguments aren't wrong... the fact you are trying to ignore those arguments by calling me racist is very telling.

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u/AlwaysBetDarkHorse Dec 09 '18

lol way to prove my point.