by saying that we must set an example for everyone else
An example of precisely
what not to do.
Canada will be a new Argentina, mark my words.
Canadas current problems arent even being discussed, which is the sad part to me.
People are now talking about the housing crisis (when weve been in one for the past half decade) because its affecting
themselves (aka the shrinking laptop class) personally. Even a decade ago, I remember housing in Toronto being absurdly priced for what it was worth, compared to other similar global cities.
But this is all besides the point. People need jobs, and youth need hope that they can get jobs. Why does affordable housing even matter much when you can't find a job out of retail or temping? Affordable for who? All this stuff if frankly geared towards the laptop class to please them, and it was only once they were personally affected because they imported 500,000 Indians that it gained national headlines.
Jobs that exist in companies without HR departments and tech or banking connections don't really exist. Is the blue collar even a relevant thing any longer in much of Canada?
Consigned myself that Canada was undergoing singaporeanization, where Asian and Indian techies and upper class folk move in to basically become a new dominant caste, and talk about liberal values when they, themselves, are parasitic at their core-
but I digress. Theres just few to no jobs in Canada that don't involve something tech or finance related at this point, and everyone is competing for the same ones to the point that basic jobs have 500+ applicants in a few weeks
Canada's future is going to look similar to this, at best, with a liberal laptop class praising progressive talking points on women's liberation to enter the workforce (on the backs of maids) not realizing the irony or how many were displaced or desperate at the bottom

Or well actually be Argentina if things go really bad.