And from Haryana. Probably beef'd someone in the wrong way. *Manic enters the chat*

If that Raptor is the victim's car where he got shot, then yeah there may be something suspicious. Living with roommates and driving a Raptor seems off.

Or he borrowed a friend's car who has gang connections, and unfortunately they targeted the car. So he ended up taking the hit for the car owner.

There are plenty of basement dwelling international students with nice cars. Just drive by strawberry Hill in surrey on a weekend and see.

hell it's not just students, there used to be a trailer park near me with 3 brand new Corvettes parked in there.

So how about the white rock stabbings.....

Same suspect?
Two attacks 48hr apart. First victim survived. Second did not. Crazy.

Description seems like suspect committed both ... and both victims are Southeast Asians/Indian.

Sorry not ragging on you but this annoys me to no end esp now that the PC term for Indians is now South Asian and I see this confusion on forums/reddit all the time.

You can't be both fully Indian and South East Asian.

SE Asia is Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines, Vietnam etc. South Asia is India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, etc.

Victims were both Punjabi, so they Indian/South Asian

what kinda indians you talking about!? the ones with the dot, or the feathers!?

I believe that the PC term is "First Nation", not Indians with the feathers. :troll:


It is only the European explorers way back in the day who were lousy with geography that called the First Nation people "Indians" because they thought that their ships landed in India. LUL

For this particular shooting in White Rock, the victims were South Asian.

"First Nations" is already out, the preferred term now is "Indigenous Peoples".

First Nations isn't as inclusive as Indigenous peoples though. Inuit and Metis for example are not First Nations. So that's why we use the I word now.

What no one can tell me is why we stopped using Aboriginal, which we did for a short time I wanna say from 2000s-2010s

Oh for fuck sakes..... we suppose to do a land acknowledgement every time we talk to them as well?

I literally just asked google, the answer doesn't make sense to me. They're both being used as a broad generalization?

"Why do we not use the term Aboriginal?
“Aboriginal” has been an umbrella term used by Canadians and Canadian institutions for convenience. It's used to categorize all Indigenous Peoples from across Canada as one big homogenized group. ”Aboriginal” is an oversimplification that hides more meaning than it conveys.Jun 17, 2020"

I noted that in Australia the term has racist connotations.

The term "Indigenous" is more aligned with what international organizations such as UN, use

Because indigenous reinforces the thought that anyone who isn’t indigenous is on stolen land whereas aboriginal doesn’t carry the guilt undertones lol

I don't want to be disrespectful to the designated groups, but when it comes to both indigenous and LGBTQ+ communities, I honestly have no clue and can't keep up with the constantly evolving terms that are the correct ones to use.

Lettuce, Guacamole,Bacon,Tomato,Quail is the best:joy:

Arrest made in White Rock stabbing.
https://bc.ctvnews.ca/arrest-made-in...bing-1.6866753

My dad lives in White Rock and was walking in the area when it happened.

He msged me going "It was a black man who did it, I'm very disappointed" :lol

Made me chuckle.

There’s black menz in white rock ?!!!!? Get da fuck outta here

What’s next black menz in Richmond ?!

This would have ben the prefect opportunity for you to text back "Can't talk dad, running right now"

According to the vid he's a Hyundai Genesis coupe driver :ahwow:

Now the white folks will cross the street even more often now when my pops goes for his evening walks :lol

This is actually something he complains about.

That’s awesome !!! Tell him to also cross the street and see how they react.