Canada boasts the 9th largest economy, pristine environmental standards, a robust legal framework, universal healthcare, world class education, and numerous …
Canada boasts the 9th largest economy, pristine environmental standards, a robust legal framework, universal healthcare, world class education, and numerous …
It seems most the problems you’re talking about are global problems though.
Where do you think you’ll have a better quality of life?
Which problems that they mentioned do you think are global, and why?
The original comment that I responded to was about inflation, food costs and housing costs.
Those are all global problems.
I’m not getting into what they changed their comment to because I don’t know enough about it.
How would you argue that they are global problems? (please don’t interperet that as condescending, or accusatory — I am simply curious. It is hard to convey emotion through text)
How would you argue inflation, food costs and housing costs aren’t a global problem.
I think I may have misinterpereted your argument. When you said
were you arguing that most countries have the same problems as Canada, so to immigrate elswhere would be futile? I was under the presumption that you were arguing that Canada can’t do anything to fix it’s issues, and that it would instead require some global collaborative effort.
Oh look more questions.
You’re being fooled by the government’s normalization of hopelessness.
No, I spend a lot of time travelling and I see the problems you are talking about aren’t limited just to Canada.