Agreed. The taxes whining makes me despise CECs, even though the situation isn't their fault. It's IRCC's.
what i understand is once ircc become transparent, they'll lose high skilled immigrants in the pool, but on the other hand their international student population will see a boom. Them hiding their plans is their only way of survival.
Yeah I'm pretty sure Canada understands that people only value it because of its proximity to the US. So not being transparent right now is the only way Canada stays in the game. EU is starting to open up a little, and if Canada stopped dangling the "direct PR" carrot, nobody would look at Canada ever again.
All this is because of that TR to PR program. Mendicinos legacy is fucking up both FSW and CEC.
I don't think anyone has a real problem with CEC only draws, Canada can invite every 75 scoring CEC grandpa if they want, it's their choice. What IRCC did is proritize new CEC applications at the expense of existing FSW applications which they already accepted for processing for 2+ years now and these CEC morons without ITA's are acting entitled because of it and they always use "paid taxes" as their punchline which makes them sound dumb and stupid. They sound as if paying taxes is a choice and they are so generous that they "pAiD TaXeS" lol.
Comfort is the worst drug.
Healthcare, I suppose? As bad as it seems right now, Canadian healthcare is still better for the average person. And maybe covid was the catalyst they needed to increase funding. In the US, you're just waiting to get fucked with a hospital bill if you have the audacity to get into an accident or have a serious medical condition. All the money in the world won't help you when you're one accident away from being financially wrecked. I paid $300 a month for basic healthcare coverage in the US (becasue I was a contractor and didn't have employer healthcare) and the one time I had to visit the hospital the entire decade I lived there, I was hit with a $1000 bill. And what an amazing concept by the way. Tie your healthcare coverage to your employment and put up as many barriers as possible to accessing it. Nevermind the fact that people are most vulnerable and most in need of healthcare when they're unemployed.
Guns, crime (from theft to murder), racism is worse by most people's standard. Healthcare is one too although for most high skilled workers, not really. Cops are pretty much the biggest gang and actively target minorities.
Good. They should be scared. Nevermind the fact that it's remarkably easy to get 480+ with Canadian education and work exp. But they don't want to work hard. They want it handed to them for free.
I think many people just have an issue with how ridiculously easy it is to get a gun. Like if you have a history of drunk driving, getting a license is not easy. But a criminal background, domestic violence etc does not hinder you AT ALL from getting a gun. Especially in some shithole states like Florida.
It's come to a point where every sane person has to carry a gun to feel safe from someone insane who has one
Oh don’t even get me started on the healthcare part. If you wanna see a doctor, do expect 4-6 months of wait. In the US if you have a half decent job the expenses will be covered by health insurances, just pay you maximum 1000$ deductible.
Where are you from? By your name, it sounds like you are a Chinese origin. If you get weirder looks in Vancouver than Montana then you're either lying or hanging out with some weird people
