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Originally Posted by Graeme S
While this is a nice theory, this doesn't always work out. Many immigrants come to Canada with open minds, hoping for a better future and brighter times for their families. Upon arriving here, many of them feel that they lack an identity-even if they rebelled against their old national identity back home. They may suddenly feel at a loss or feel odd during national or cultural holidays, may not know what to think about different sxhool or everyday habits. They may suddenly find themselves staunch supporters of the culture they left behind.
One of the triggers for this can be the realization that they may not have a way of communicating with their children or grandchildren. They may want to cling to the traditional ways of thinking, education and culture so that they don't lose touch with the family they look forward to building here.
Or I could be totally off-base and just rambling. Who knows.
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Good theory, but her mom said they'd be the "laughing stock of the family". That means she is just an ignorant racist bitch.
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Originally Posted by 6793026
What if the OP was WHITE and the person they're seeing was CHINESE, what would you have to say? what would you say>
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I'd say the exact same thing. It doesn't matter which side of the fence you're on, racism is fucked. Especially if you move to a country, and are racist towards that country. Like what the fuck is wrong with you?