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DaysBefore posted:Write it anyway. It'll matter just as much I'll have a chance to help the Bloc become the official opposition though
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madmatt112 posted:Ouch, that’s a roast. No doubt Canada is racist, but somehow I don't think Japan is better?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jVui1WHVwOU The video linked in replies to that thread is pretty good.
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Don Pigeon posted:No doubt Canada is racist, but somehow I don't think Japan is better? lol yeah japan is racist as hell
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mai ethnostate waifu
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bvj191jgl7bBsqF5m posted:I'm wondering if they have specific racist stereotypes about, say, Australians and Swedes and other types of white people or if they think we are all just loud smelly Americans who are only visiting/living in Japan because we love cartoons They would be right tbf
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[Canada] It's OK if you can prepare for death
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Don Pigeon posted:No doubt Canada is racist, but somehow I don't think Japan is better? A Korean buddy of mine left Japan because of the racism they faced being a mixed ethnicity couple. They moved to BOISE, IDAHO and prefer it there for those reasons. I don’t know if it’s less or more racist because people there would have no idea they were not the same ethnicity?
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[Canada] a big ball of complaints and racism
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Hubbert posted:[Canada] a big ball of complaints and racism
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I love complaining, it's my favourite hobby. Can't deny it.
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Hubbert posted:[Canada] a big ball of complaints and racism
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Hubbert posted:[Canada] a big ball of complaints and racism lol
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bvj191jgl7bBsqF5m posted:[Canada] It's OK if you can prepare for death Hubbert posted:[Canada] a big ball of complaints and racism lol both are good, sadly there can be only one
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Precambrian Video Games posted:I love complaining, it's my favourite hobby. Can't deny it. I think complaining sucks and should be a lot more satisfying than it is
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I hear it's a lot more fun in a hot tub in front of parliament
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Big politics news: https://twitter.com/PizzaPizzaLtd/status/1780306571584520364 Justin... it's time to bite, bite, pass (legislation to improve material conditions).
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I thought this was nice, a step in the right direction at least https://montrealgazette.com/news/local-news/mohawk-council-inks-deal-with-hydro-quebec-on-electricity-transmission-line-to-new-york quote:In a historic agreement that could serve as a template for future land deals, Hydro-Québec and the Mohawk Council of Kahnawake signed an accord Thursday that will make the Indigenous community a co-owner of a $1.1-billion transmission line exporting electricity to New York City.
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Precambrian Video Games posted:I love complaining, it's my favourite hobby. Can't deny it.
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really wanna know where that guy lived. honestly surprised anyone is racist against the Japanese here, since Canadians generally have a. very positive view. also, pot, kettle. i also need to know more about Japanese community: (avoid at all costs)
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a primate posted:honestly surprised anyone is racist 
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a primate posted:really wanna know where that guy lived. honestly surprised anyone is racist against the Japanese here, since Canadians generally have a. very positive view. also, pot, kettle. ARACHTION posted:A Korean buddy of mine left Japan because of the racism they faced being a mixed ethnicity couple. They moved to BOISE, IDAHO and prefer it there for those reasons. I don’t know if it’s less or more racist because people there would have no idea they were not the same ethnicity? It's not like bigotry needs to be accurate or precise to make people feel unwelcome
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a primate posted:really wanna know where that guy lived. honestly surprised anyone is racist against the Japanese here, since Canadians generally have a. very positive view. also, pot, kettle. in my experience many people aren't fans of second+ generation [ethnicity they belong to] immigrants usually because they have weird fetishistic  views of the home country (eg italians, irish, etc). my guess is anime and online cranks this to like 15.
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DJJIB-DJDCT posted:I'm going to be a hypocrite, but the average Canadian has no memory, and there's no talking to them or persuading them as if they do, or can connect cause with effect. quoting this post so I don't forget about it (because it's true)
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It's *great* that the feds are flailing so badly right now that, at a time when some companies are exploring 4-day work weeks, they've decided that 6-day nonstop announcement binges starting on Sundays is the best way to convince the country that the government is on top of things doing the hard work for all Canadians. Never mind loving over the weekends of everyone whose jobs revolve around what the feds do. Like me.
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a primate posted:really wanna know where that guy lived. honestly surprised anyone is racist against the Japanese here, since Canadians generally have a. very positive view. also, pot, kettle. Ask your Asian friends about the racism they experience. They will tell you that everyone 1: thinks they are Chinese, and b: blames them for all the problems in Canada. edit: Things are bad enough here by default that my white family members are really weird with my Korean family members, and it is so ingrained and natural that they think my Korean relatives are the problem. Virtual Russian has issued a correction as of 16:47 on Apr 20, 2024 |
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Virtual Russian posted:Ask your Asian friends about the racism they experience. They will tell you that everyone 1: thinks they are Chinese, and b: blames them for all the problems in Canada. 
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a primate posted:really wanna know where that guy lived. honestly surprised anyone is racist against the Japanese here, since Canadians generally have a. very positive view. People probably thought he was native
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a primate posted:really wanna know where that guy lived. honestly surprised anyone is racist against the Japanese here, since Canadians generally have a. very positive view. also, pot, kettle. I would guess people assumed they were Chinese.
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Karach posted:quoting this post so I don't forget about it (because it's true) lol compare a German university's Canadian Studies program to anything Canadians learn, even in university, This is HMU in Munich: Canada and Canadian Studies are an integral part of teaching and research. Special attention is paid to the historically transatlantic, but also continental interconnections of Canada and the relationship of Indigenous Peoples to the Canadian state, as well as the aftermath of this complex history on the politics, society, and culture of contemporary Canada. The history of Canada must be understood by also looking at the history of France and Great Britain, at the history of the expansion of imperial powers into the so-called “New World,” and the conflicts that arose from it. To this day, the British monarch is the head of state of the country, which grants the francophone province of Québec special status as a "nation within a nation." Separatist tendencies and cultural conflicts continued to shape Anglo-Franco-Canadian coexistence in twentieth-century Canada. Research at the institute on this is incorporated into the course program for more advanced students. At the same time, the history of Canada is a history of the oppression of Indigenous Peoples. The history of residential schools, but also of treaties, the question of land ownership and belonging, citizenship and Indigenous sovereignty are still central to Canadian politics, culture, literature, and society today. Especially in relation to Indigenous Peoples, Canada is often perceived as more advanced in terms of its commitment to reconciliation than the US. We discuss such notions in more advanced seminars, as well as the issue of environmental injustice, which links the country's conflicted history to the present. Doctoral students working on these issues in their dissertations are regularly involved in teaching and are thus able to report to students on their current research. In addition, looking beyond Canada's southern border to the US allows students to understand the country's history not only from its European interconnections and the nation's and provinces' treatment of Indigenous Peoples, but also from its constant efforts to distinguish itself from the United States. From the American Revolution to the cultural policies of the 1920s/30s and the politics of multiculturalism that began in the 1970s to today's visual campaigns, the history, culture, and literature of the two nations are closely intertwined. From a Canadian perspective, the US has too often been the proverbial “elephant in the room.” In our seminars, we examine the bilateral relationship between the US and Canada, both politically and culturally, focusing on transfer processes. The history of Canada thus ultimately appears as multiply integrated, both in continental and transatlantic contexts, which have shaped and continue to shape the idea of the “nation of Canada,” but also contribute to illuminating it critically.
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