Barrick & Schlange don't sound like 'brown' names to me.These two are obviously brown.
Two of Brampton's highest paid employees don't even work there
Two of Brampton City Hall's highest paid employees don't even work there.Ontario's recently released Sunshine List of public sector employees who make over $100,000 reveals that two former Brampton employees — one fired in 2018 and the other fired in 2022 — took home over $1.5 million combined...ca.yahoo.com
Yes, I did a search of them. Both seem to have connections from the Niagara area. Usually, these positions are all about 'who you know' and wreaks of networks deeply rooted in nepotism & cronyism.Barrick & Schlange don't sound like 'brown' names to me.
This is a funny couple of statements. How is a temporary ban of Muslim dominated countries not banning Muslim people????? Like how does that work exactly. A ban is a ban and Muslim dominated kinda means that Muslim were banned. You basically proved your own point completely wrong.2. He didn't ban Muslims from entering the U.S. The bans constituted Muslim dominated countries - Iraq, Syria, Libya, Iran, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen. Expanded to include North Korea. And they were temporary.
I had lots of guys from Brampton come see me in Mississauga and they would say don’t tour Brampton.But they have higher quality clients for SWs.
What I saw in this video is that Bramptom cares more about its immigrants that it’s Canadian born.
Lady at 9:48 has a good point.
Because the implication is that only Muslims were banned from those countries.This is a funny couple of statements. How is a temporary ban of Muslim dominated countries not banning Muslim people????? Like how does that work exactly. A ban is a ban and Muslim dominated kinda means that Muslim were banned. You basically proved your own point completely wrong.
No…it was referred to as a Muslim ban because that is exactly what Trump was calling for during his 2016 campaign.Because the implication is that only Muslims were banned from those countries.
Big shout out to the 7/11 on Main St and the junkies that leech off the Church next door.
Lady at 9:48 has a good point.
Because Markham is more upscale.I also saw that Markham has a higher rate if immigrants leaving there then Brampton does. I wonder why Brampton gets the bad rep for immigration if their is another city that actually has more.
Kautilya you fail to realize that people feel more comfortable with people from within their own culture. I mean its a nice novelty to try indian cuisine or cricket sometime but would i want to live in a neighborhood full of brown people just off the boat from India that dont like hockey? Hell no. That is what Brampton is for.That is a YouTube channel with an agenda, presenting cherry picked interviews of some really old people who had something to say. That said, I agree that while ethnic enclaves are a problem and I myself refuse to move to cities like Brampton for that reason (I did not come to Canada to live in little India after all), how would the good folks of the lighter coloured areas (majority white) below, feel about a few Indians, Pakistanis, Africans and Middle Eastern people moving in, so that it is not a white ethnic enclave? Do you think they would be accepting and would these minorities feel at home and welcomed?
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The thing is, These cities Markham and Brampton used to be Majority White, I've seen Markham transformed from Majority White to now Majority Chinese and Indian...the good folks of the lighter colored areas were very accepting...I grew up, shoveling snow for old white folks Heck I love the winter jobs and summer hustle getting paid and getting free snacks helping landscaping jobs....I've never experienced racism in Markham....I h ad a mixed bag of friends but mostly Sri Lankans the last 3 years before moving to Ajax....also a majority white area that are slowly becoming a mix bag....I won't deny there are probably a few areas in Ontario that aren't pleasant with minorities but so far, i've only heard stories...no 1st hand experience...That is a YouTube channel with an agenda, presenting cherry picked interviews of some really old people who had something to say. That said, I agree that while ethnic enclaves are a problem and I myself refuse to move to cities like Brampton for that reason (I did not come to Canada to live in little India after all), how would the good folks of the lighter coloured areas (majority white) below, feel about a few Indians, Pakistanis, Africans and Middle Eastern people moving in, so that it is not a white ethnic enclave? Do you think they would be accepting and would these minorities feel at home and welcomed? What do you think?
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That's an assumption...I've been to vietnam, thailand and Philippines....most white americans, Canadians and europeans integrate well with locals...I have never seen these "enclaves" you are claiming...but then again, there are not a lot of expats....there are greedy fuckers who benefit from these enclaves and usually that's how it starts...realtors are a good example for them....IMO that's how Markham and Brampton happened....I remember seeing the first few row houses started in markham and how they were marketed....Yeah but what about it though? Think the reverse. Let us say you move to India for a few years for work - say you work in the Canadian embassy. Do you think you will go stay in a majority Indian area, or would you look for an area where there are expats from the US, Canada or other western nations? I'll tell you. In India what I have seen is a lot of expats occupy certain apartment complexes or neighbourhoods. Even better off, richer majority Indian neighbourhoods wont have these expat populations. Expats will congregate in a few areas/apartment complexes. See what I mean? It is in the nature of humans to do that.
Yeah but what about it though? Think the reverse. Let us say you move to India for a few years for work - say you work in the Canadian embassy. Do you think you will go stay in a majority Indian area, or would you look for an area where there are expats from the US, Canada or other western nations? I'll tell you. In India what I have seen is a lot of expats occupy certain apartment complexes or neighbourhoods. Even better off, richer majority Indian neighbourhoods wont have these expat populations. Expats will congregate in a few areas/apartment complexes. See what I mean? It is in the nature of humans to do that.
Historically, people would travel to different countries to do that. Now with globalism (mass immigration to the west) you only need to drive to Brampton or Markham. The thing is theres too many of em coming in that its overwhelming the system and they cant properly assimilate them. Pretty soon itll be every man for himself!Well, that is what I was getting at too. You answered for me. People like social security and familiarity especially in a new country and thats how ethnic enclaves form. I am a bit different. I like the discomfort of being out of place lol. I like it when no one is interested in cricket and I can show them cricket, or they can show me hockey or whatever. I find it refreshing to learn a new culture and customs. But most people like the familiarity of their own people and culture. So why complain about Brampton because they are doing the same things which you said you'd do. lol.