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Immigrants themselves are not the root cause of Canada's crisis; Jiang uses his own family's immigrant experience to distinguish personal gratitude and hardship from the systemic policy problem.
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Canadian Dream
Immigrants themselves are not the root cause of Canada's crisis; Jiang uses his own family's immigrant experience to distinguish personal gratitude and hardship from the systemic policy problem.
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"has gone up cost of living has gone up but wages have been stagnant or depressed because of the surge in cheap labor and..."
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"because life back in China was just terrible it's really hard for anyone today to imagine the poverty in China back then during the..."
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"humiliation so let me give you a example One day my dad and I went to a supermarket To buy some butter. We couldn't..."
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"...doors, new vestas for me. And so I really achieved the Canadian dream. And if you're going for Canada, if you're going for Yale,..."
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"...uh as if canadian 2019 is actually very similar to the canadian dream of one day having your own house it's basically dead so..."
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The lecture begins with Canada's immigration crisis and ends with a theory of Western collapse.
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