nobody___100 [#2]No you don't
Fair enough
It's not cool
No you don't
No you don't
If you saw the shift we made in just the last 10 years you'd rather live in Somalia than here
PooFaceCe [#3]If you saw the shift we made in just the last 10 years you'd rather live in Somalia than here
Trust me you don't want to live in Somalia.
PooFaceCe [#3]If you saw the shift we made in just the last 10 years you'd rather live in Somalia than here
I agree that there are a large number of issues that sadly go almost entirely ignored in Parliament. The chamber has honestly become a stage for Trudeau to flex his drama degree and for poilevre to show social science undergrads how to abuse Qualitative information with no sources in public forums.
There's clear corruption happening in the federal government, the stories that came out a few months ago were more than likely the tip of the iceberg imo.
That all being said, you must not know many Somalians (kinda crazy if ur from southern ON tbh), and I think you're a pathetic little shit. I've had plenty of friends I made over the last five years who were from other countries, and based on how you're talking, I'm gonna guess they'll be doing more for their friends families, and ultimately their country than you'll be accomplishing.
Fuck london tho fr
Shuaaaa [#7]I agree that there are a large number of issues that sadly go almost entirely ignored in Parliament. The chamber has honestly become a stage for Trudeau to flex his drama degree and for poilevre to show social science undergrads how to abuse Qualitative information with no sources in public forums.
There's clear corruption happening in the federal government, the stories that came out a few months ago were more than likely the tip of the iceberg imo.
That all being said, you must not know many Somalians (kinda crazy if ur from southern ON tbh), and I think you're a pathetic little shit. I've had plenty of friends I made over the last five years who were from other countries, and based on how you're talking, I'm gonna guess they'll be doing more for their friends families, and ultimately their country than you'll be accomplishing.
Fuck london tho fr
"I think you're a pathetic little shit"😭 Why? Cuz I made a facetious remark that I'd rather live in Somalia?
I think having a battle of "No well I've accomplished this, oh yeah? Well I've accomplished this". Is probably about the stupidest thing we could fucking do rn though so I'll leave it at yes, you're right, you and your friends will do more for this country because once my girlfriend is finished med school I won't be in this country, hope that helps.
And I'm from Vaughan not London, I dont even like this city either tbh
Olivemp [#9]Lil Bro is crying while living in Canada, Couldn't be me :))
I've been to 7 countries in Europe, 3 in Asia, and have spent nearly a year in America
You wouldn't get it until you saw it for yourself
PooFaceCe [#10]I've been to 7 countries in Europe, 3 in Asia, and have spent nearly a year in America
You wouldn't get it until you saw it for yourself
But U r the one who said living in a third world country is better than living in Canada.
geospliced [#12]And here I am praying that I get to go to Canada for uni.
Don't come to Canada especially for uni its probably cheaper and better elsewhere or more expensive and better in america :)
michaelisupset [#16]I promise the US cannot be that much better, my friend. also vermont is expensive af don’t live there
so like ontario? no difference then xD
Boketto [#13]Don't come to Canada especially for uni its probably cheaper and better elsewhere or more expensive and better in america :)
I'm afraid that ship has already sailed. The plan is already set in motion and any changes might cost me my future.
come to america 🇺🇸💪 we are so free 🆓️🥶 to work every single day for 12 hrs bc we have no vacations 🥱🏋♀️ and get into immense medical/educational debt 🤑💸 guns and hollywood and car dependent infrastructure (gridlock is the price of freedom) 🤠🚖 canada is gonna get annexed in the oil wars !!! pew pew pew
BTM_Wipr [#22]Vermont .??????????????????????????????????
Texas maybe (depends on the city, also keep in mind Texas is ruled by nuts politicians right now ...)
I lived in Texas most of my life. Since OP is college-age they'll be fine. It's the primary school systems that are going nuts with politics primarily
I love Texas dearly and it's my home but I would not want to live there in its current state and I'm happy I moved states for work
Vermont's only real problem is that its population is very very small, otherwise it's a lovely state and close enough in climate to Canada that it wouldn't be too unfamiliar
PooFaceCe [#10]I've been to 7 countries in Europe, 3 in Asia, and have spent nearly a year in America
You wouldn't get it until you saw it for yourself
Too much privilege.
PooFaceCe [#10]I've been to 7 countries in Europe, 3 in Asia, and have spent nearly a year in America
You wouldn't get it until you saw it for yourself
must be hard bro surely youll be able to afford 10 vacations and time off when u live in somalia keke
LycheeBlade [#24]I lived in Texas most of my life. Since OP is college-age they'll be fine. It's the primary school systems that are going nuts with politics primarily
I love Texas dearly and it's my home but I would not want to live there in its current state and I'm happy I moved states for work
Vermont's only real problem is that its population is very very small, otherwise it's a lovely state and close enough in climate to Canada that it wouldn't be too unfamiliar
vermont is beautiful, very nice place to settle down
Olivemp [#11]But U r the one who said living in a third world country is better than living in Canada.
And then I clarified it was a "facetious", but u didn't read that deep
Gre4t [#25]Too much privilege.
As a concept that just doesn't even make sense, "you are too rewarded for you and your families efforts"
Yuniee44 [#31]must be hard bro surely youll be able to afford 10 vacations and time off when u live in somalia keke
I'd be able to afford 20 and more time off because cost of living isn't one of the most expensive in the world like here
michaelisupset [#16]I promise the US cannot be that much better, my friend. also vermont is expensive af don’t live there
It's expensive as fuck because it's a beautiful area, here it's expensive as fuck and it's not beautiful
CanadaMan [#18]extremely disrespectful and incorrect post by you. I'm dissapointed
We can kiss it out at Masters Toronto
moomoomoomeadows [#21]come to america 🇺🇸💪 we are so free 🆓️🥶 to work every single day for 12 hrs bc we have no vacations 🥱🏋♀️ and get into immense medical/educational debt 🤑💸 guns and hollywood and car dependent infrastructure (gridlock is the price of freedom) 🤠🚖 canada is gonna get annexed in the oil wars !!! pew pew pew
You have to work way more here for a smaller salary, that is worth less, in a country that costs more lmao.
geospliced [#12]And here I am praying that I get to go to Canada for uni.
what school were you looking at?
PooFaceCe [#43]what school were you looking at?
UBC. It's probably the only university I'll apply to (both campuses).
dishwashertree [#45]you're not getting into upenn
I likely could've if I took PEF exams but I wouldn't go anyways because its like 70k USD per year which is not worth the difference between my current school and them
PooFaceCe [#36]I'd be able to afford 20 and more time off because cost of living isn't one of the most expensive in the world like here
lol
PooFaceCe [#46]I likely could've if I took PEF exams but I wouldn't go anyways because its like 70k USD per year which is not worth the difference between my current school and them
not sure what the pef exams are or if you're undergrad or grad school but for undergrad upenn is full aid for internationals
geospliced [#44]UBC. It's probably the only university I'll apply to (both campuses).
Very very good choice. I have a friend who went to UBC for computer science last year and he loved it there
PooFaceCe [#34]And then I clarified it was a "facetious", but u didn't read that deep
U only said it after I made the above remark, how am I supposed to know you were saying it sarcastically.
PooFaceCe [#35]As a concept that just doesn't even make sense, "you are too rewarded for you and your families efforts"
bro you have to be like super spoiled or braindead. wtf lol. that's like saying people in poor countries who work longer hours then you aren't putting in effort. they just live in a country where even if they work hard they get the bare minimum.
moron
PooFaceCe [#37]It's expensive as fuck because it's a beautiful area, here it's expensive as fuck and it's not beautiful
Frr
geospliced [#19]I'm afraid that ship has already sailed. The plan is already set in motion and any changes might cost me my future.
Ah I see good luck
cloudberry [#50]Very very good choice. I have a friend who went to UBC for computer science last year and he loved it there
Thank you! I'm applying to faculty of science too :)
geospliced [#58]Thank you! I'm applying to faculty of science too :)
Oh, nice! What career do you think you're going into?
cloudberry [#60]Oh, nice! What career do you think you're going into?
Definitely something environment related. Could get higher education if I want to become a teacher .
Olivemp [#51]U only said it after I made the above remark, how am I supposed to know you were saying it sarcastically.
99% sure it was before, but if not then u right my fault
Skoepdoep2 [#53]bro you have to be like super spoiled or braindead. wtf lol. that's like saying people in poor countries who work longer hours then you aren't putting in effort. they just live in a country where even if they work hard they get the bare minimum.
moron
You can reflect that same principle onto everything in life to take credit away from everyone in every facet lol
Do you think that that "privilege" just comes out of the middle of nowhere? I have the privilege of being born in Canada because of my parents, and they had the privilege of being born in Canada because of the efforts of my grandparents, and so on and so on.
Countries don't create people, people create countries.
ParisVLR [#66]Bro I live In downtown dallas texas and it’s amazing. The future is down here because a lot of companies are moving here. Def worth looking into if you want to make some money.
Yeah I've been hearing a lot abt that, especially the financial sector.
I love Texas so I'm flip flopping between Texas or Vermont, kinda depends on what situation I'm in at the time
babysasuke [#62]All fax but BMWs clear anything American car companies have ever produced
U right, but I need a C7 Z06 before I die
PooFaceCe [#69]U right, but I need a C7 Z06 before I die
light work for guys like us
I've totaled cars worth more
PooFaceCe [#65]99% sure it was before, but if not then u right my fault
it is that 1% I think the thread was there the reply wasn't
PooFaceCe [#36]I'd be able to afford 20 and more time off because cost of living isn't one of the most expensive in the world like here
cost of living is a lot more high when you have militias and terrorist groups drafting children at 8 years old and rampant disease and malnutrition in addition to the droughts
PooFaceCe [#67]You can reflect that same principle onto everything in life to take credit away from everyone in every facet lol
Do you think that that "privilege" just comes out of the middle of nowhere? I have the privilege of being born in Canada because of my parents, and they had the privilege of being born in Canada because of the efforts of my grandparents, and so on and so on.
Countries don't create people, people create countries.
not entirely true though. your ancestors were lucky to be born in a country that was rich with recourses and food.
Privilige is a fact. You automatically have an easier life than those in poor countries. that doesnt mean you cant work hard and that you dont deserve things you actually work for. But being rewarded for the work of your parents is BS, you dont deserve that its a privilige.
Privilige is not something you work for, that's what you don't get. You don't deserve anything because your parents worked hard, you didn't work for it. I'm not taking away credit from your parents but from you. Bc you didn't do anything to earn the privilige you have. you just slid out of your mother and thats it
KOMPOSTO [#77]canada is literally us but better
LOL name one thing other than crime rate here that's better, and honestly I'd trade our crime rate for theirs cuz at least there u can defend urself... here u can't use pepper spray on a r*pst without going to jail before them
flanador [#75]Interesting states to choose
Valid choice
Both Flags are great
C7's go hard
God bless America
🤝
Skoepdoep2 [#76]not entirely true though. your ancestors were lucky to be born in a country that was rich with recourses and food.
Privilige is a fact. You automatically have an easier life than those in poor countries. that doesnt mean you cant work hard and that you dont deserve things you actually work for. But being rewarded for the work of your parents is BS, you dont deserve that its a privilige.
- your ancestors most likely didnt migrate from somewhere else to canada. they probably became humans in N-America and never had a reason to leave.
Privilige is not something you work for, that's what you don't get. You don't deserve anything because your parents worked hard, you didn't work for it. I'm not taking away credit from your parents but from you. Bc you didn't do anything to earn the privilige you have. you just slid out of your mother and thats it
"your ancestors were lucky to be born in a country that was rich with recourses and food".... and why were they lucky to be born there? Because THEIR ancestors made that country rich with recourses and food. European nature was maybe one of the most unfortunate environments for attempting to start some kind of big successful society, which was acknowledged many times through history by Asian and middle eastern empires.
I have privilege that I was born with that I acknowledge that I didn't directly earn, and privilege that I've earned so far in my life. I'm saying I don't have "too much" because all of it was earned... Whether 2000 years ago by my ancestors, or by me. Which I'm grateful for, hence why I take pride in their history.
Olivemp [#73]it is that 1% I think the thread was there the reply wasn't
"I think you're a pathetic little shit"😭 Why? Cuz I made a facetious remark that I'd rather live in Somalia?
I think having a battle of "No well I've accomplished this, oh yeah? Well I've accomplished this". Is probably about the stupidest thing we could fucking do rn though so I'll leave it at yes, you're right, you and your friends will do more for this country because once my girlfriend is finished med school I won't be in this country, hope that helps.
And I'm from Vaughan not London, I dont even like this city either tbh
posted Sep 10, 2024 at 3:37 AM EDT
Lil Bro is crying while living in Canada, Couldn't be me :))
posted Sep 10, 2024 at 4:01 AM EDT
Oh nah I found the timestamps, 1-0 respectfully though
PooFaceCe [#80]"your ancestors were lucky to be born in a country that was rich with recourses and food".... and why were they lucky to be born there? Because THEIR ancestors made that country rich with recourses and food. European nature was maybe one of the most unfortunate environments for attempting to start some kind of big successful society, which was acknowledged many times through history by Asian and middle eastern empires.
- they 100% did, They came from Scotland in 1750 - 1776
I have privilege that I was born with that I acknowledge that I didn't directly earn, and privilege that I've earned so far in my life. I'm saying I don't have "too much" because all of it was earned... Whether 2000 years ago by my ancestors, or by me. Which I'm grateful for, hence why I take pride in their history.
are you dumb? people dont make countries rich with recourses... they are something that is naturally there. You think your ancestors pumped oil into the ground, put coal or iron veins in the ground? So yes if there were recources there your ancestors were lucky. They could use those things to grow food, livestock and such.
i cant check this nor do i know how you did but fine.
You still have too much privilige. You still didn't do anything, the people before you would still have the privilige of living in a country rich in recourses.
Also you say you take pride in their history but you also say you want to get the fuck out of the country where your history is?
Skoepdoep2 [#83]are you dumb? people dont make countries rich with recourses... they are something that is naturally there. You think your ancestors pumped oil into the ground, put coal or iron veins in the ground? So yes if there were recources there your ancestors were lucky. They could use those things to grow food, livestock and such.
i cant check this nor do i know how you did but fine.
You still have too much privilige. You still didn't do anything, the people before you would still have the privilige of living in a country rich in recourses.
Also you say you take pride in their history but you also say you want to get the fuck out of the country where your history is?
Do you truly believe that Northern Europe was good for natural resources relative to India, the Middle East, China, South America, Africa, etc? And my second question is, why is it that now Europe and North America are the richest in the world? I just want to see if this conversation is even worth having.
Even ChatGPT ranks Europe prior to imperialism as the worst for natural resources lol.
I don't, but you can just ignore what we've went over and backpedal into repeating urself if u want.
I'm not sure how me wanting to move to a neighboring country for the betterment of my life and eventual kids lives means I'm abandoning or putting my ancestry behind me... They came to Canada from Scotland because it was gonna be better for them and their children. Isn't that like the whole point of immigration? Moving somewhere better because you want your future family to have a better life? Wouldn't that be more leaning into appreciating your lineage? lmfao
PooFaceCe [#84]Do you truly believe that Northern Europe was good for natural resources relative to India, the Middle East, China, South America, Africa, etc? And my second question is, why is it that now Europe and North America are the richest in the world? I just want to see if this conversation is even worth having.
Even ChatGPT ranks Europe prior to imperialism as the worst for natural resources lol.
I don't, but you can just ignore what we've went over and backpedal into repeating urself if u want.
I'm not sure how me wanting to move to a neighboring country for the betterment of my life and eventual kids lives means I'm abandoning or putting my ancestry behind me... They came to Canada from Scotland because it was gonna be better for them and their children. Isn't that like the whole point of immigration? Moving somewhere better because you want your future family to have a better life? Wouldn't that be more leaning into appreciating your lineage? lmfao
I mean i was talking about North america not europe since you live in canada. None the less people still dont create recourses out of nothing.
chatgpt as a source is just lazy
a fact is a fact
you are leaving a country your ancestors supposedly made great. Yet you want to leave that place, that's not cherishing your history. especially since there arent that many countries that are that much better to live in then Canada. which is why it's basically not respecting your lineage. just accept you are priviliged (i asked Chatgpt and they said yes so there's that since you used it)
Skoepdoep2 [#85]I mean i was talking about North america not europe since you live in canada. None the less people still dont create recourses out of nothing.
chatgpt as a source is just lazy
a fact is a fact
you are leaving a country your ancestors supposedly made great. Yet you want to leave that place, that's not cherishing your history. especially since there arent that many countries that are that much better to live in then Canada. which is why it's basically not respecting your lineage. just accept you are priviliged (i asked Chatgpt and they said yes so there's that since you used it)
Yeah, but North America's success is only ever possible following the success of Europe... Obviously.
They don't create them out of nothing, they create them out of outsourcing what they don't have through economic ventures, whether it be through colonialism, setting up trade routes, exploration, etc. All things that depend on the people and not on the land they live on.
It wasn't as a "source" it's just a commonly known fact and I used it as quick supporting evidence because refuting that is just silly.
You can call anything you believe with your whole mind to be a "fact" but fathom it or not, an idea you believe that depends completely on how you view the process of your successes is 100% subjective to how you view the world.
Yes my ancestors made Canada great, but just like 200AD Macedonia, 400AD Rome, the 1800s French and Dutch, the 1450s Byzantines, etc. All good things come to an end through the loss of what made them great in the first place. I cherish the history of Canada so much so that I want to move to America because it still has remnants of the principles that made Canada great in the first place, and I want to live somewhere that feels more how Canada should/did.
Moving has nothing to do with not appreciating your lineage. That's like telling an African immigrant they can't retain their culture nor appreciate it because they wanted to have a better life for themselves and their children lol. Under that idea no country would ever exist and the whole world would be stuck in a limbo of no culture, no movement, and no progress. You aren't very smart but it's all good.
Was a good conversation, a likely wasteful one but I hope you can learn to be more intellectually honest with yourself... It's fine to feel I'm "privileged", but not to base those feelings on supporting points that are either wrong, or just dont make sense. GG bro but unfortunately you lost 13-0
https://www.researchgate.net/figure/A-graphical-illustration-of-the-Dunning-Kruger-effect_fig6_288515983
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