Where's The Plan?

CDNBear

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Where's The Plan?
Wednesday, March 14, 2007

As you've been told endlessly over the past 24 hours, Canada's growth since 2001 has been almost entirely counted on the heads of immigrants. A drive through the 905 and down the DVP could tell you much more than Statistics Canada. Successive governements have used immigration as a way to stock our skills and entreprenurial shelves. And for the Liberals it's been a way to keep the party in power. All's fair in the political game but has anybody thought this through?

Aside from our laughable and corrupt refugee system, for the most part we have in place a good system that is meant to attract people who can help build Canada. We can only hope that, once here, ethnic hatred and divisions are left at the border. Fundamentalism has no place in Canada. Neither do cultural practices that make women secondary citizens or scorn traditions and laws we all cherish. We are a secular society where women have the right to choose, sexual preferences are protected by the Charter and tribalism is considered unenlightened.
If, as Stats Canada predicts, 100% of Canada's growth will depend on immigration by 2030 we had better make sure we are attracting people who are determined to want to belong and build on our strengths. We don't want criminals. We don't want people who hate our way of life and are bent on returning to the Dark Ages. We don't want grandmother and grandfather. We don't want the unskilled who refuse training. We don't want the creation of victim ghettos with their hands out and a chip on the shoulder. Too many generations of immigrants have come here and worked their butts off for these parasites to arrive, complain and be coddled by sociologists and Status Committees. If a government shoots up your temple back home and you want to blast Canadians out of the sky in retaliation, or if the U.S. government is being aggressive again and you're going to take out the windows at the Consulate on University, this isn't the place for you. And we need to carve that message in stone by 2030.
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tamarin

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By the number of Visa scandals emanating from Canadian embassies offshore over the years I think the folks we elect to be our representatives have been eating a good deal more pie than they should. I look at criminal activity and the explosion in Toronto's Jamaican community, long blamed for the city's increased lawlessness in certain districts and I wonder: how the hell did they get in? I was under the impression that our admission standards were strict. But given that the majority of those here illegally and who - unbelievably - are asked to show up for deportation, never do and our government's lame response to this boldness, I don't think the value of Canadian citizenship is very high on the agenda in Ottawa.
 

Sparrow

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We need policies that insure the integrity of our country when it comes to immigration. There is nothing that we can do about the crazies that have Canadian roots but we need to keep new ones from coming in. The govn's job is to pick and choose with the good of the people in mind.
 

Zzarchov

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You want to end Immigrants from forming ghetto's and becoming violent?

Do what worked before, new immigrants have to sign a contract to live in rural areas for a few years. Hell, find em a job before you bring them into the country if you are worried about lack of opportunities.

But our cities are choking (causing unemployment,resentment, ghettos and violence) and our rural areas are starving for this raw talent they pay to help immigrate (who lower the value of paying for local education by flooding the labour market with unnatural levels of skilled labour).

Immigration is a trade, not a charity, and we need to go back to thinking of it like that.
 

Liberalman

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Because of our abortion laws and the murder of future income earners we have to import people to sustain our current and future lifestyles.

Abortion rights have made it necessary to depend on immigration.

Our society has to accept the new cultures coming into this country.
If this country does not want immigration then make abortion illegal and if there is any unwanted babies let the province raise them.

We have to remember that babies make good economic sense.
 

DurkaDurka

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Because of our abortion laws and the murder of future income earners we have to import people to sustain our current and future lifestyles.

Abortion rights have made it necessary to depend on immigration.

Our society has to accept the new cultures coming into this country.
If this country does not want immigration then make abortion illegal and if there is any unwanted babies let the province raise them.

We have to remember that babies make good economic sense.

Do you actually believe the tripe you just posted?

The number of abortions performed in this country would be miniscule compared to number of immigrants entering this country yearly. Even if abortions were illegal in this country, we would still be accepting the same ammount of immigrants due to economic demands.
 

CDNBear

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Because of our abortion laws and the murder of future income earners we have to import people to sustain our current and future lifestyles.

Abortion rights have made it necessary to depend on immigration.

Our society has to accept the new cultures coming into this country.
If this country does not want immigration then make abortion illegal and if there is any unwanted babies let the province raise them.

We have to remember that babies make good economic sense.
Jeez, that sounds very neo conservative there liberalman.