Canada to increase immigration to boost economic recovery

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▶ Canada to increase immigration to boost economic recovery Anonymous 11/06/20 (Fri) 10:47:14 29ad6d (1) No.176050>>177955 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

"the country aims to take in over 400,000 permanent residents every year."

"the 2021 to 2023 levels plan aims to continue welcoming immigrants at a rate of about 1% of the population of Canada,"

https://m.economictimes.com/nri/visa-and-immigration/canada-to-increase-immigration-to-support-economic-recovery/amp_articleshow/79035087.cms#aoh=16046345600649&csi=1&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&amp_tf=From%20%251%24s

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▶Anonymous 11/08/20 (Sun) 11:02:42 48635e (2) No.177955 >>178511 >>178593

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>>176050 (OP)

Isn't there already high unemployment in Canada?

How will bringing in more creatures from third world improve economy at this stage?

Or is it the classic immigration and debt scheme?

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▶Anonymous 11/09/20 (Mon) 08:44:36 a2cb23 (1) No.178511

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>>177955

>Isn't there already high unemployment in Canada?

Yes.

>How will bringing in more creatures from third world improve economy at this stage?

Oh, hey now, we don't ask questions like that around here, eh? Might upset Mr. Soros.

Every day that I wake up alive is a bad day.

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▶Anonymous 11/09/20 (Mon) 14:58:42 8c2048 (1) No.178593 >>178837

>>177955

The immigrants will be used as cheap labour to keep wages low and as consumers. This would inflate the GDP. The elite are motivated by profit and endless growth, which go hand in hand with each other.

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▶Anonymous 11/09/20 (Mon) 23:38:39 48635e (2) No.178837 >>178899 >>178969

>>178593

>The immigrants will be used as cheap labour to keep wages low

Do these "immigrants" actually work?

Don't they just abuse the generous welfare system and breed like rabbits?

That doesn't seem very helpful to economy except for printing money out of thin air for these new consumers to indicate a GDP growth which has no real value.

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▶Anonymous 11/10/20 (Tue) 02:02:53 bcf330 (1) No.178899

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>>178837

>Do these "immigrants" actually work?

Well, every single fast food item I've received in the last 20 years was handed to me via some lower primate's paw, so some of them must.

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▶Anonymous 11/10/20 (Tue) 05:41:06 91700c (1) No.178969

>>178837

Depends on the immigrant. A well educated person will contribute to the economy. A refugee possibly may not. Oh, and religion makes a factor too. Look at Sweden and France. They took in a lot of Muslims and are getting fucked over due to that.

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