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Posted on 05/04/2026 8:20:13 AM PDT by V_TWIN
You know what's ironic?
All the Canadians who didn't have kids to keep the environment pristine are now importing workers from countries where garbage is dumped directly into rivers.
Coquitlam, British Columbia: Indian immigrant washes clothes in the river, using harmful detergents. Locals shout out to him that the detergent will affect the salmon and other wildlife.
Woman 1: We don't put soap in the river! There's salmon. There's all sorts of fish. This is a protected area! Please no laundry detergent in this area!
Woman 2: You're poisoning the fish! We're calling the police!
Woman 1: We don't do that here!
Indian man: [Stares in confusion]
This kind of scene is everywhere in Canada now. Crowds of southeast Asian migrants are polluting and poaching the land that Canadians have worked hard to keep pristine for generations.
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The worst that can happen to a public park or fishing hole along a lake or river is for it to be discovered by Mexicans. They bring their whole extended family, and leave behind several family’s worth of trash on the ground. But remember...diversity is strength!
But Indians are hard working and intelligent ! They are good immigrants !
Hahaha
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They are all valedictorians! /s
Mexicans are especially keen on changing their kid’s diapers in public places and then leaving that soiled diaper on the street or on a lawn. What a quaint, vibrant culture!
Sorry, Canadian ladies; you elected Carney. Expect more pollution.
...and Walmart parking lots................
Mexico’s national bird should be a plastic bag or a soiled diaper blowing in the wind.
Are you suggesting washing machine runoff goes into rivers?
Where the hell you get that from?
That is the first thing I thought. Wait till they wrap up someone and send them down stream just like the Ganges.
I disagree
I think that your universe is meaningless to them. You are on different planets.
A vast majority of Canadians are brainwashed, globalist, woke-libs
They will do whatever Liberal big-brother tells them. Yes 2+2 = 5
“Canadian women plead with Indian migrant as he calmly washes laundry in river”
Did he have his “elbows up”?
Just an observation......black people aren’t much better.
Recently while gassing up at a convenience store I watched a black guy parked directly in front of the store with a trash can no more than 15 feet away throw 2 plastic bottles out of his car into the parking lot.
Doesn’t get much lazier than that.
The reason blacks and Mexicans seem to dislike one another is that they’re competing for the same niche in society - i.e. dregs, so no surprise there.
Noted same................
There is a local town park here in Merrimack, NH that had to change the rules to make the park only for town residents.
That is because the Hispanic people from the city of Nashua started hanging out there on the weekends. There is a small lake and a picnic area.
I recall walking through there once with my wife and there were many “cat calls” in Spanish directed in our(her) direction. We left soon after. It was very uncomfortable.
It became such a problem that the town of Merrimack selectman voted to make the park for Town of Merrimack residents ONLY. Now, they all go to Silver Lake State Park in Hollis, NH. Hollis is even more of an affluent town. However, this is a state park, so the town can not restrict who uses it.
“They’re building a high school in Michigan (I believe) with muzzie prayer rooms and foot washing stations.”
Yet, Bible and prayers s are banned from school and meat was always served on Fridays during Lent.
Probably a sewage trteatment plant and thence the river.
I use to take canoe trips to the Boundary Waters and Quetico Provincial park in Canada when I was youngster decades ago. We washed our clothes, pots, pans and plates in the water. We boiled water to disinfect plates and utensils.
I’ve been going to Vancouver B.C. since the eighties. Used to be a very tidy city, with a vaguely British/European feel to the architecture and people. It stood in contrast to rough Seattle.
Now it is a dump of unkempt yards and falafel joints, not even counting the “druggie” street in down town. I stumbled on East Hastings going to pick up family at the cruise terminal. It was a shocking stretch of walking zombies and filth that put anything in Seattle to shame. Thanks diversity!
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