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Originally posted by Blue_Peafowl
This is how I see Canada.
Land of Opportunity, money, healthcare, education – This are actually plus points
But this is just in the beginning but then I noticed we have to fight hard every day until we retire. I realized how stress-full this can be. You cannot make much progress on spiritual level, social level, etc, since to keep your job going (plus family responsibilities, etc) leaves no time for any other aspects of life.
The money seemed good in the beginning because of our instincts of converting everything to rupee terms. But, the money now seems good enough only to pay all regular bills.
The positive thing, of course, is the Canadian medical system which is still lot more reliable than Indian. In India, you have to know good doctors. Here too, bad doctors are there but even they meet certain minimum standards.
Overall, Canada is not all that great, but I have to live somewhere. Going back to India has its own problems. So, live with the evil you know, than the one you don't know enough.
So all of a sudden you know Canada way better than India !!! I really fail to understand .
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Originally posted by Blue_Peafowl
Overall, Canada is not all that great, but I have to live somewhere. Going back to India has its own problems. So, live with the evil you know, than the one you don't know enough.
I think u better learn how to do translation of the phrases. Don't take the sentences as it is. Put some effort on ur brain to check in which context I am talking about. I don't think u r a child which read word by word.
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Originally posted by chandresh
Where the hell (and I use this phrase only if I come across a moronic statement) did you get an idea from that I am not making money? Did I tell you that or did you check my tax returns (which by the way has more tax payable than would be on the money I earn in Canada!!! - I hope you get what I mean)?
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Originally posted by chandresh
Never heard of something like making a contribution to a country by helping in outflow of money from that country. So you make a contribution to your motherland by outflow of money from your motherland - that's funny. Can you please enlighten me on the economic principle you use to make that statement? (by the way - a related question - where is your mother? In your motherland or your land?)
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Originally posted by chandresh
by the way - a related question - where is your mother? In your motherland or your land?
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Originally posted by chandresh
Can you please elaborate on the 'typical mentality'? I am a typical man, nothing special, so I guess I would have a typical mentality - but would like to know what you mean by this word. I am sure it must be different than a moronic mentality.
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Originally posted by chandresh
Oh, is this a quote? I did not know that. Who said these words? I was all my life under the impression that it is a saying but am pleased to find it is a quote.
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Originally posted by chandresh
Why should I accept it silently........I think if you find good in something, someone, somewhere, you should always let the others know it.
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What simulation takes a ratio of 1:35 and brings a result of 1:1000 (you say that make the population of Canada 35 times, and it will become 1000 times worse - meaning each additional individual will increase the prolems by about 30 times??) Though frankly, reading your posts make me feel that this might actually happen! - meaning that you could increase the problems 30 fold or so)
As I said earlier.....it is really getting funnier now.....and I am really enjoying it!
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Chandresh
Advice is free – lessons I charge for!!
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Originally posted by Blue_Peafowl
This is how I see Canada.
Land of Opportunity, money, healthcare, education – This are actually plus points
But this is just in the beginning but then I noticed we have to fight hard every day until we retire. I realized how stress-full this can be. You cannot make much progress on spiritual level, social level, etc, since to keep your job going (plus family responsibilities, etc) leaves no time for any other aspects of life.
The money seemed good in the beginning because of our instincts of converting everything to rupee terms. But, the money now seems good enough only to pay all regular bills.
The positive thing, of course, is the Canadian medical system which is still lot more reliable than Indian. In India, you have to know good doctors. Here too, bad doctors are there but even they meet certain minimum standards.
Overall, Canada is not all that great, but I have to live somewhere. Going back to India has its own problems. So, live with the evil you know, than the one you don't know enough.
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I am a Gents and not a Ladies.
I've said it once, twice and say it again......if you hate this place so much then have the guts to give up your canadian citizenships and leave this so called " bad country". all you do is bash and complain about this place!! U r nothing but bunch of losers, you probably were before u came here and thats why u r a loser r here as well.
I AM A PROUND CANADIAN AND VIVE LA CANADA!!
TK ... Don't you think that how much a family makes or can make totally depend upon themselves .
I can introduce you to few ppl who were working in factories as general labour but still have two houses now mortgage free . It didnt happened overnight . They worked very hard for it . And unlike you and me they didnt even had an option of upgrading themselve . IN CANADA only , if a person works really hard , he can still make his way up . We all know what a labour class person affords in our motherland .
So think and act upon what has stopped you in past years to reach certain heights ???
Good luck
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