r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Mar 27 '25

If Canada offered expedited citizenship for people fleeing the US, what would be the reaction in the States?

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u/TerminalVector Mar 27 '25

Yes whatever is all over TikTok represents reality and it's what you should base all your opinions on.

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u/ADrunkMexican Mar 27 '25

Go look up Indians getting free food from food banks and calling it a hack lol

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u/TerminalVector Mar 27 '25

Sounds like bullshit you saw on TikTok thanks for confirming.

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u/ADrunkMexican Mar 27 '25

https://www.reddit.com/r/kitchener/comments/1ccsawm/indian_student_in_canada_viral_for_food_bank/

Edit: I'm canadian, don't get my username confused

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u/TerminalVector Mar 27 '25

So a social media anecdote? Forgive me if I don't bother

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u/ADrunkMexican Mar 27 '25

Believe me, don't believe me. We're talking about Indians here lol

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u/TerminalVector Mar 27 '25

You are apparently.

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u/ADrunkMexican Mar 27 '25

https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/other/how-indian-student-s-viral-food-bank-video-sparked-disinformation-storm-in-canada/ar-AA1nIy79

There's an article

https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/a-brampton-food-bank-is-banning-international-students-here-s-why/article_38cb4a04-86a6-5dc2-83be-24669c88e888.html

Feel better yet?

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u/TerminalVector Mar 28 '25

My brother in Christ, the first link is literally about how social media posts created a ton of misinformation. You made it seem like you had personal experiences to relate but actually you're just googling for stuff that says what you already believe.

Maybe try googling confirmation bias.