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Byz

Byz

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Faut-il ëtre un pur raciste pour s'inquiéter des conséquences à long terme de l'arrivée chaotique des milliers de demandeurs d'asile ?

Moi ca m'interroge sur la compétence de nos dirigeants , trop faciles de piger, sans poser de question dans nos poches.

Combien en % nous apportent une plus-value ...avocats/docteurs/inventeurs/techniciens/chimistes/géologues/...

Combien d'autres légitimes demandes d'immigration seront mises en stand by ?

Pour moi c'est clairement de l'inconscience trudoistique , codernique , coullardistique.

Juste d'écrire nos opinions sur le sujet fait-il de nous des super-racistes ?
 
Ben non, c'est tout à fait normal qu'on pousse les nouveaux arrivants le plus vite possible pour qu'ils puissent voter pour réélire Trudeau en 2019.
 
Byz said:
Faut-il ëtre un pur raciste pour s'inquiéter des conséquences à long terme de l'arrivée chaotique des milliers de demandeurs d'asile ?

Moi ca m'interroge sur la compétence de nos dirigeants , trop faciles de piger, sans poser de question dans nos poches.

Combien en % nous apportent une plus-value ...avocats/docteurs/inventeurs/techniciens/chimistes/géologues/...

Combien d'autres légitimes demandes d'immigration seront mises en stand by ?

Pour moi c'est clairement de l'inconscience trudoistique , codernique , coullardistique.

Juste d'écrire nos opinions sur le sujet fait-il de nous des super-racistes ?
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There are international laws concerning asylum seekers, and none of the Haitians crossing the borders are getting any favors. Canadians just aren't complete assholes about temporarily accomodating them like most other countries. About half of haitian asylum seekers were sent back last year.

You can complain all you want about Trudeau, Coderre and Couillard. All they're doing is banking on the situation for some political spotlight. If you're falling for it, that's your problem. Whether or not they stay won't depend how hard our politicians smile for their cameras.
 
KerplunK said:
Ben non, c'est tout à fait normal qu'on pousse les nouveaux arrivants le plus vite possible pour qu'ils puissent voter pour réélire Trudeau en 2019.
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C'est pas juste une question d'élection.

Il y a 3 raisons majeures à l'arrivée anormale des immigrants:

1-Créer une base électorale, ça tu la nommé
2-Créer de la main d'oeuvre à bas coup pour faire pression sur les salaires et les syndicats
3.1-Diviser la population pour empêcher qu'elle se lève contre le gouvernement
3.2-Écraser la population québécoise pour faire passer des lois qui nous restreint des richesses de notre territoire et de nos établissements
 
Juste penser poser la question c'est racisme. Si ça se trouve ton thread à déjà déclencher une marche de blanc supremaciste d'extrême droite .

Ton thread va être flagger à l'escouade anti-hate de la GRC.
 
Spatula said:
There are international laws concerning asylum seekers, and none of the Haitians crossing the borders are getting any favors. Canadians just aren't complete assholes about temporarily accomodating them like most other countries. About half of haitian asylum seekers were sent back last year.

You can complain all you want about Trudeau, Coderre and Couillard. All they're doing is banking on the situation for some political spotlight. If you're falling for it, that's your problem. Whether or not they stay won't depend how hard our politicians smile for their cameras.
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Asylum seekers for what exactly?

Haiti's earthquake was 7 years ago.

Oh wait, the country is still a shithole so instead of rebuilding it, people are fleeing here to live off social welfare.
 
4frnt. said:
Asylum seekers for what exactly?

Haiti's earthquake was 7 years ago.

Oh wait, the country is still a shithole so instead of rebuilding it, people are fleeing here to live off social welfare.
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Exactly. Which is exactly why most of them are sent back, unless they already have family here.

Everyone is just flipping a lid because we're putting a bed under them while they are being treated by immigration agents.
 
4frnt. said:
Asylum seekers for what exactly?

Haiti's earthquake was 7 years ago.

Oh wait, the country is still a shithole so instead of rebuilding it, people are fleeing here to live off social welfare.
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Spatula a oublié à quoi sert des frontières. Il a peut-être même oublié c'est quoi un pays.
 
Spatula said:
Exactly. Which is exactly why most of them are sent back, unless they already have family here.

Everyone is just flipping a lid because we're putting a bed under them while they are being treated by immigration agents.
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The thing is even if they're sent back, the whole process takes time and is costly.

They should be kicked back the second they try to cross the border illegally, like any other person would be, instead of being openly welcomed.
 
SRT-What? said:
Juste penser poser la question c'est racisme. Si ça se trouve ton thread à déjà déclencher une marche de blanc supremaciste d'extrême droite .

Ton thread va être flagger à l'escouade anti-hate de la GRC.
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The squat team is already @ my home ...dangerous thinker spotted ...va scier.
 
4frnt. said:
The thing is even if they're sent back, the whole process takes time and is costly.

They should be kicked back the second they try to cross the border illegally, like any other person would be, instead of being openly welcomed.
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That's not exactly how the Canadian immigration and refugee law works.

Canada isn't the asylum-immigration haven you think it is. It's brutally difficult to become a Canadian immigrant. It's not easy to seek asylum here either. We're just making a big deal out of it because our PM and mayor are smiling to the cameras, meanwhile at least half of the asylum seekers will be sent back to were they came from.
 
Spatula said:
That's not exactly how the Canadian immigration and refugee law works.

Canada isn't the asylum-immigration haven you think it is. It's brutally difficult to become a Canadian immigrant. It's not easy to seek asylum here either. We're just making a big deal out of it because our PM and mayor are smiling to the cameras, meanwhile at least half of the asylum seekers will be sent back to were they came from.
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Don't waste your time trying to explain to them that there is a well defined (albeit under-resourced) process right now, people want to moan about the others because it supports their political positions.
 
They should all be sent back to rebuild their country. Honestly my hard working tax money is fed up to pay for people who take advantage of welfare. They should all get together, and rebuild. There is nothing here for them anyways. Ontario is a 15 minute drive. Think I might have to send my money that way.


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There's a conspiracy theory that the Haitian government actually wants it's young to move away. Remittances account for 20% of the Haitian GDP, which is an absolutely absurd figure.
 
Spiter_01 said:
There's a conspiracy theory that the Haitian government actually wants it's young to move away. Remittances account for 20% of the Haitian GDP, which is an absolutely absurd figure.
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Remittance is taxed on the sending end. the Haitian government gets nada. it's a big loss for them.
Youth leaving results in premature aging of population. In a wealthy country like Canada, we have issues with that. What do you think will happen in a poor country when they realize they can't pay out pensions no matter how tiny?
 
vladjet2000 said:
Remittance is taxed on the sending end. the Haitian government gets nada. it's a big loss for them.
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That's not really the point, it's a huge inflow of capital into the country at no cost to the government and no effort. It props up the local economy and hides governmental deficiencies and corruption.
 
Masaker said:
They should all be sent back to rebuild their country. Honestly my hard working tax money is fed up to pay for people who take advantage of welfare. They should all get together, and rebuild. There is nothing here for them anyways. Ontario is a 15 minute drive. Think I might have to send my money that way.


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100% d'accord. Allez reconstruire votre pays svp.
 
Spiter_01 said:
That's not really the point, it's a huge inflow of capital into the country at no cost to the government and no effort. It props up the local economy and hides governmental deficiencies and corruption.
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huge influx of money into the economy, yes. hide deficiencies and corruption? hell no.
 
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