Canada is a failed state

[y a t s]

I have been routinely telling everyone IRL with the most sincere rage. “If I did even a fraction of this shit, id be fucking lynched and stoned to death. Id be killed for acting like they do in their homeland.”

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https://betterdwelling.com/canadians-present-a-major-threat-if-they-realize-they-wont-own-a-home-rcmp/

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Canada is facing a number of destabilizing forces—like climate change, disinformation, and young adults never owning a home. That’s the take from an internal RCMP report called the Whole-Of-Government Five-Year Trends For Canada. The report is a “scanning exercise” on evolving risks for law enforcement to monitor. It puts the fact that many people under 35 will never own a home, on par with disinformation and climate change.

Police Worry Canada May Be Destabilized If Young People Realize They Won’t Own A Home​

One of the concerns law enforcement is warning about is the impact of eroding economic conditions. Especially when it comes to young adults.

“The coming period of recession will also accelerate the decline in living standards that the younger generations have already witnessed compared to earlier generations,” reads the report.

Canada may have seen a pandemic economic boom, but it was largely related to rapidly appreciating real estate. Unfortunately, that doesn’t apply to young adults who saw housing get further out of reach.

“For example, many Canadians under 35 are unlikely to ever buy a place to live. The fallout from this decline in living standards will be exacerbated by the difference between the extremes of wealth, which is greater now in developed countries than it has been at any time in several generations,” warns the RCMP.

Wealth disparity is bad enough, but what happens when that wealth disparity is driven by shelter disparity? It’s a problem not typically seen in advanced economies at scale.

The RCMP report also includes a number of other hot button issues. Erosion in trust in the West, paranoid populism, big data harvesting, climate change, and artificial intelligence were amongst the issues they briefly mention.

Locking A Class Out of Land Ownership Has Historically Driven Instability, Ruined Economies​

The report doesn’t get into the details, but the destabilizing impact of wealth polarization is a very real issue. The transfer of housing from end users (or even “mom & pop” landlords) to institutional investors results in communities being reduced into yield generating assets. As a consequence, prioritization of wealth extraction occurs without regard for long-term sustainability, leaving communities vulnerable to shock.

This was a destabilizing factor in some notable points in history. For example, there’s the Irish Potato Famine and the resulting Land Wars. In a more extreme example, there was the Chinese Land Reform Movement. In both cases, the extraction pushed people to a point where they had little to lose—and people with no vested interest in an economy tend to become liabilities.


Once again, those were extreme examples the Mounties are worried could brew over time. A more immediate issue is one capitalism originally sought to address land hoarding and productivity. Adam Smith, credited with creating capitalism’s foundational works, criticized the state’s focus on taxing labor over land, which creates a natural land monopoly. The result is a gilded class that extracts the wealth created from labor, draining a nation of its ability to grow productivity. Canada is already approaching a lost decade as a result of its over reliance on real estate.

They fear the man with nothing to lose. We present a threat simply by being fucked over by forces beyond our control.

 

[DiscoRodeo]

Then you're okay with "All the same shit but at the speed limit" PC? Fuck dude, did the videos of PP all but begging for pajeet cock not tell you something?

Whichever party sends Justin to jail is the one that will have my eternal vote.

But for me, I just despise Justin. I also find the conversative to be liberal adjacent, but I just do not want Trudeau in power. Give me at least that and the rest is whatever.

 

[BeetleBug242]

A white nationalist tide is brewing and when the weaklings have to deal with people ready to smash their face in, the whole nation changes overnight. Everyone is scared of the weakest governing body the world has ever seen. It’s full of non whites and faggots. If people really wanted to, it would be over in days. All that needs to happen for this to occur would to share as many details, ideas, and opinions about current affairs no matter the circumstances.

 

[Betonhaus]

at this point if the government does not massively course-correct, mass lynchings WILL become a commonplace thing.

not trying to fedpost but at this rate you need to be prepared because we're quickly facing a kill or be killed nation. Just a matter of who starts the killing and who's unprepared.

 

[DiscoRodeo]

I think we're going to turn into one of those countries where certain parts of it aren't so bad, but there are cities people avoid if they have the means to do so and will basically become no go zones for middle class white people. Kind of like Detroit or Baltimore in the US.

I think this is for sure, and we already have this. When I'm in Canada, I avoid Brampton and Scarborough like the plague, and certain neighborhoods I never previously used to at night. I just do not like jeets and they are not people I feel comfortable around, because of how shifty they are and Im a guy. I can only imagine what its like for women. The only real question here is if we lose entire provinces, like Ontario, or not. I think the Golden Horseshoe is a lost cause, personally.

I don't think white liberals can become aware enough fast enough to really save this country. At this point only mass deportations of non-whites can save it. It's legally feasible since most non-whites in this country are neither permanent residents nor citizens and thus can be removed, but it's still not going to happen. And soon enough we'd need constitutional change or a white revolution to get rid of enough of them to make Canada a livable place again.

Again- 1.5 million house shortfall. I constantly reiterate this whenever someone brings up "we need immigration to reflect housing". I think that I'm much more lenient on the subject matter, I think that eventually, we need to get immigration below 100,000 again (like a normal country, instead of importing 500 million indians per year) and that immigration needs to be based on skills and cultural affinity to Canada.

But yeah, youre absolutely right. If we want to fix the current problems, do not let anyone tell you that a sustainable rate is 300 million, 400 million, etc (like PP wants to claim). The actual sustainable rate is in the net negative at this point. We unironically desperately need people to leave, not the other way around.

I also hate when people say "but I didn't vote for this". I just want to slap them.

Yes you did.

You choose someone to represent your interests in a representative democracy. Voting actually matters. Who you put into power actually matters. The way representative democracy works is that you do not have direct referendums on every issue, its completely impractical. You elect someone who you trust to have the moral fortitude and political experience to make the right decisions for you. See where I'm going with this?

I love how enamored Canadians were with the vapid Justin Trudeau, how thrilled they were that he legalized all drugs, and MAID, and catered to transgender garbage constantly, and was ultra pro immigration and anti-canadian (Canadian culture doesnt exist, actually its "HER-story").

You voted this inexperienced drama teacher in, with these views and a complete lack of prudence coupled with a narcissistic out of touch personality? You voted him in because he looked nice, spoke well, and he wasn't conservative; regardless of all the above? The moment you saw half of his personality, you should have had the sense of self-preservation not to trust this guy near any power. But, the sense of self-preservation, the stakes, you just didn't take them seriously, whats the worst that could happen? This is exactly the outcome you voted for. Next time, choose better.

But how would I know that a leopard would eat my face after I elected a leopard into power, whats the worst that could happen? He was so nice to the gays.

Its the equivalence of "Well I didn't vote for the drunk guy to specifically crash his car into the wall"

Yeah well, sorry- you did.

 

[y a t s]

I also hate when people say "but I didn't vote for this". I just want to slap them.

Yes you did.

You choose someone to represent your interests in a representative democracy. Voting actually matters. Who you put into power actually matters. The way representative democracy works is that you do not have direct referendums on every issue, its completely impractical. You elect someone who you trust to have the moral fortitude and political experience to make the right decisions for you. See where I'm going with this?

I love how enamored Canadians were with the vapid Justin Trudeau, how thrilled they were that he legalized all drugs, and MAID, and catered to transgender garbage constantly, and was ultra pro immigration and anti-canadian (Canadian culture doesnt exist, actually its "HER-story").

You voted this inexperienced drama teacher in, with these views and a complete lack of prudence coupled with a narcissistic out of touch personality? You voted him in because he looked nice, spoke well, and he wasn't conservative; regardless of all the above? This is exactly the outcome you voted for. Next time, choose better.

But how would I know that a leopard would eat my face after I elected a leopard into power, whats the worst that could happen? He was so nice to the gays

I completely agree. At the same time, I can't think of a single good option I would feel comfortable voting for. One should never vote for a person one doesn't legitimately want to see in power. On top of that, these coalition governments only provide the illusion of choice, and smaller parties have to fall in line with the establishment or die to the neolib voltron. My cat could do a better job than Trudeau, but I still wouldn't vote for him (he's a good boy, though).

Enacting the change this country needs would require having a civil uprising or granting vast powers to a benevolent dictatorship to yeet the Pajeets with prejudice.

 

[Betonhaus]

I'm just grateful that I still have a roof over my head and had just enough income to cover my bills (with a new job hopefully helping better).

I know for a fact that if I was so broke I couldn't afford to eat and i facing eviction, I'd have nothing to lose and would personally do my best to start the mass lynchings.

 

[DiscoRodeo]

I completely agree. At the same time, I can't think of a single good option I would feel comfortable voting for. One should never vote for a person one doesn't legitimately want to see in power. On top of that, these coalition governments only provide the illusion of choice, and smaller parties have to fall in line with the establishment or die to the neolib voltron. My cat could do a better job than Trudeau, but I still wouldn't vote for him (he's a good boy, though).

Enacting the change this country needs would require having a civil uprising or granting vast powers to a benevolent dictatorship to yeet the Pajeets with prejudice.

I don't want to get to into this topic, as it really verges more on my own political beliefs and not simply just observing and commenting (as if there arent political beliefs there too, I guess- but most of the anti-pajeet stuff is pretty universal)

but it does say something about Canadian society as a whole, that there are basically no choices. The fact that the people at the top of the system are liberal, ineffectual, and only slightly different (this one wants fast acceleration, this one wants slow acceleration) is more reflective of society as a whole than naught.

In that sense, thats where I become doomeresque, because we need a change in societal attitude that I just dont think Canada as a nation is really capable of as a whole. The other aspect is that we needed that change in attitude yesterday, not today, and not tomorrow.

At least in the US, while they had turd sandwich versus giant douche, their class of politician is more open to freedom, liberties, or at least people are willing to police their border in texas, etc. It really reflects a diversity of opinion in their nation.

on Canada having no real choices in politicians, thats even more pronounced here than anywhere else. If you compare it to Britain, where they have different opinion and vote things in- the politicians also fail to act on mandates given to them and I don't know which is worse.

Maybe its bureaucratic state capture, maybe its a dumb populace so high on moral superiority for 40 years that they voted away their own nation- but I feel you there. PP isn't really a solution either, neither are the Ontario conservatives (let alone the federal), but I do feel that, in some sense

The people who were enthusiastic about Trudeau, who shut down dissent gleefully, who voted multiple times for someone who made culture war issues his entire platform practically; they do bear a special kind of responsibility for the current situation, and the greatest irony is watching them reverse position, but then have the audacity to say "I didnt vote for this though".

I'm not saying don't vote, I'm not saying vote for the conservatives, but I am saying that at the least- don't vote liberal, don't vote NDP. Voting for either just empowers the attitudes that they currently have, when they badly need to course correct (I dont think they can, but thats from an outsiders perspective). The other thing I'd add is that do not rely on broader social solutions, as I don't think Canadians as a whole are going to figure this one out. I think you need to look at ways to insulate and progress your own life. Thats where I get individualist, but I think that ethos is the backbone of North American culture. Don't look at the state or society to solve your problems, because we can clearly see that its made them worse.

 

[Clusterfuckk2]

I do feel the tide turning ever so slightly. The whites are speaking up more and the actual immigrants who came here legally and integrated (pre 200 are as well.
You see the discourse brewing and people are starting to feel emboldened. Add desperation to that and the day of the rake is upon us

 

[BeetleBug242]

Oh it gets worse, it gets so much worse. I fucking love the fact that immigrants are allowed to participate in government. I’m so happy so many immigrants that are immigration lawyers are allowed to run for government and have say in legal immigration. I love how we have been replaced and everyone still says “orange man bad”

 

[SilentDuck]

but it does say something about Canadian society as a whole, that there are basically no choices. The fact that the people at the top of the system are liberal, ineffectual, and only slightly different (this one wants fast acceleration, this one wants slow acceleration) is more reflective of society as a whole than naught.

In that sense, thats where I become doomeresque, because we need a change in societal attitude that I just dont think Canada as a nation is really capable of as a whole. The other aspect is that we needed that change in attitude yesterday, not today, and not tomorrow.

It would take something like the balkanization of Canada to get an attitudinal change. Alberta off on it's own, maybe Quebec 'leaves' out of sheer jealousy once that happens. Maybe Russia comes over the arctic circle with some kind of a new frost tech and says what are you going to do about it" and there's a certain dude in the White House who says "not my problem".

Long shot but but it will take something bad. Worse than being in a precarious financial situation for your entire conceivable life due to cost of living with no access to medical care, housing, education, or even a horrible minimum wage job much less a below-average job.
With a fascist government that can unperson you the minute you complain about anything online much less protest in the street. That's not actually quite bad enough for this party. Gotta be a crippling financial blow or geopolitical threat. Even then, I could see smug libtards and libfags running around in the streets yelling "why did Stephen Harper do this??".

At least in the US, while they had turd sandwich versus giant douche, their class of politician is more open to freedom, liberties, or at least people are willing to police their border in texas, etc. It really reflects a diversity of opinion in their nation.

on Canada having no real choices in politicians, thats even more pronounced here than anywhere else. If you compare it to Britain, where they have different opinion and vote things in- the politicians also fail to act on mandates given to them and I don't know which is worse.

America and Americans will always have a country worth killing over and worth dying for. Can't say I feel the same way about dying for the entire Indian subcontinent.

The people who were enthusiastic about Trudeau, who shut down dissent gleefully, who voted multiple times for someone who made culture war issues his entire platform practically; they do bear a special kind of responsibility for the current situation, and the greatest irony is watching them reverse position, but then have the audacity to say "I didnt vote for this though".

"I only voted for legal weed, not this!".

 

[Monkey Maneuvers]

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You can't tell from this view but that's a GO train station over on the right. I actually had to commute through here a few months back and couldn't fucking believe that they set up a homeless encampment right next to such a large station. Some dude was walking around there smoking crack with his pants sagging and he just got onboard like nobody's business, but that's probably a typical thing all around KW.

 

[Jetpack Himmler]

PP isn't really a solution either, neither are the Ontario conservatives (let alone the federal), but I do feel that, in some sense

I will say this about Poilievre. He is at least something of a maverick as he is pushing back against the legacy media where his predecessors Scheer and O'Toole tried to mollify them. Despite their claims to the contrary, Canada's media class have long been part of the establishment and had been in too comfortable a relationship with Trudeau. It is only now with Trudeau's personal approval plummeting and trust in the media reaching new lows that they are beginning to put the screws to him. Honestly, I would rather PP gain a majority in Parliament and watch the Laurentian retards "REEEEEEE!" about it for my entertainment.

 

[Ser Prize]

Whichever party sends Justin to jail is the one that will have my eternal vote.

But for me, I just despise Justin. I also find the conversative to be liberal adjacent, but I just do not want Trudeau in power. Give me at least that and the rest is whatever.

I understand. I hate Trudeau, too. I think the deep state has wizened up to the fact Trudeau is VERY hateable. I think they're banking on this so they can oust him and people will think things are solved because the hateable retard is gone.

But that's deception. The PCs made their priorities clear with videos of PP sucking jeet cock. Elect him and maybe you'll get less wokeness and rainbow socks, but you'll still get the unending horde of jeets.

They're trying to hoodwink people with an easy 'solution' that will change jackshit. And people are short sighted enough to fucking fall for it.

 

[Gatdam Animal Person]

I understand. I hate Trudeau, too. I think the deep state has wizened up to the fact Trudeau is VERY hateable. I think they're banking on this so they can oust him and people will think things are solved because the hateable retard is gone.

But that's deception. The PCs made their priorities clear with videos of PP sucking jeet cock. Elect him and maybe you'll get less wokeness and rainbow socks, but you'll still get the unending horde of jeets.

They're trying to hoodwink people with an easy 'solution' that will change jackshit. And people are short sighted enough to fucking fall for it.

I believe the most likely outcome of 2025's elections is the Conservative party winning as a minority-government. It'll be harder to propose and pass shit laws, since you need to be in agreement with the majority. Pierre might be a snake (like all politicians), but the candidates under him could have good ideas and skills that wouldn't shittify this country any further.

If I have to I'll use Tor and TempleOS on everything. I'll make a million proxies just to shitpoost on the Internet. My hatred of our government will fuel my will to shitpoost and learn computers.

 

[y a t s]

You can't tell from this view but that's a GO train station over on the right. I actually had to commute through here a few months back and couldn't fucking believe that they set up a homeless encampment right next to such a large station. Some dude was walking around there smoking crack with his pants sagging and he just got onboard like nobody's business, but that's probably a typical thing all around KW.

I was back there at UW a year or so ago to visit some old friends who ended up getting positions there. Not former colleagues, so I don't think it's much of a PL.

Going down University Ave. towards Laurier quickly becomes like strolling through the ghetto. I was at a crosswalk during the day at the intersection of University and King near the Starbucks and 7-11, and I saw some homeless guy on the other side doing some sacred ritual to honor the curb or some shit. He was waving his hands around and had facial expressions like he's some shaman moving pure energy around or something. Obviously, he was on some good shit. I remember it all so clearly, but I most clearly recall looking around at the people standing beside me waiting for the light and seeing none of them were even slightly fazed by it.

One of my buddies told me there's a certain hobo that hangs out around that area who they call Crackhead Jesus. He apparently can often be found in the university parking lots, trying all of the car doors to see what's unlocked. To live in the KW area is to turn a blind eye to all the hobos, hoodlums, and now Hindus. None of this even comes close to the shit I have seen when I was out in BC.

It's sad, because it's otherwise such a charming little town; I love the uptown area and all of its stonework. I'm happy to live in a little-known community in the middle of nowhere now. It's so quiet

 

[kim foxx]

No if only certain Colonels and low ranking Generals would lead their legions against the State to seize power (like Rome).

the system works around that already. what do you think the notable government contractor CACI standards for? Captains and Colonels Incorporated. anyone in management who even expresses mild disapproval of how things are run gets disinvited from the cushy retirement job clique immediately.

 

[Ser Prize]

I believe the most likely outcome of 2025's elections is the Conservative party winning as a minority-government. It'll be harder to propose and pass shit laws, since you need to be in agreement with the majority. Pierre might be a snake (like all politicians), but the candidates under him could have good ideas and skills that wouldn't shittify this country any further.

If I have to I'll use Tor and TempleOS on everything. I'll make a million proxies just to shitpoost on the Internet. My hatred of our government will fuel my will to shitpoost and learn computers.

The Cons are also infested with self interested jeets, so that's another reason to steer clear. Sadly it's likely we're getting another Liberal/NDP coalition anyways.

 

[Mordecai "3 Finger" Brown]

Going down University Ave. towards Laurier quickly becomes like strolling through the ghetto. I was at a crosswalk during the day at the intersection of University and King near the Starbucks and 7/11, and I saw some homeless guy on the other side doing some sacred ritual to honor the curb or some shit.

That's wild.

Waterloo was always pretty bougie.

It was always overrun by jeets and chinks. But I never remember any signs of poverty or addiction during visits there.

 

[Lobster Cult High Priest]

The Cons are also infested with self interested jeets, so that's another reason to steer clear. Sadly it's likely we're getting another Liberal/NDP coalition anyways.

100% might as well vote Trudeau, since there's no brakes. Trudeau will at least entertain us by giving Nazi Salutes in Parliament.