Canada's Cultural Crisis - Lauren Southern | Real Talk With Zuby Ep. 322

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  • @ZubyMusic
    @ZubyMusic  Před měsícem +30

    Sadly, there was a tech issue with the video files and they were unsalvageable, so this one is audio only. Enjoy the conversation nonetheless!
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    • @AlieForza
      @AlieForza Před měsícem +2

      I just said to my husband, where’s the video?!

    • @ZubyMusic
      @ZubyMusic  Před měsícem +4

      @@AlieForza yeah it's a shame. I can't do anything about it. Was either scrap the whole episode or audio only. It's a podcast after all.

    • @AlieForza
      @AlieForza Před měsícem +2

      @@ZubyMusic It’s unfortunate & c’est la vie!

    • @starkiller008
      @starkiller008 Před měsícem +1

      @@ZubyMusic Were you interviewing her in person or on zoom or something like that?

    • @ZubyMusic
      @ZubyMusic  Před měsícem +1

      ​@@starkiller008in person

  • @Jindsing
    @Jindsing Před měsícem +39

    Lauren is spot on and is talking about what I and my friends have been saying for years. Im punjabi, born and raised in Canada. Previous generations of punjabis who came before 2016 actually worked to integrate into our society and culture. These new students are unable to function outside of surrey or brampton, and have no intention of integrating into Canadian culture, and simply want a punjab 2.0

    • @richardramfire3971
      @richardramfire3971 Před měsícem +2

      @@Jindsing There are way too many Punjab people. No offence I don’t have anything against Indians but i don’t want to live in India

    • @user-mp6cf6mv7t
      @user-mp6cf6mv7t Před měsícem

      Are you Canadian? You say you are Punjabi but born in Canada. Can you just be Canadian? If a white guy moved to the state on Punjab could he claim to be Punjabi? Would the local Punjab population accept a white man as Punjabi just for living in the state of Punjab?

    • @Jindsing
      @Jindsing Před měsícem +5

      @user-mp6cf6mv7t I worded it that way to offer context. Not everybody is fortunate enough have a matching ethnicity and nationality

    • @user-mp6cf6mv7t
      @user-mp6cf6mv7t Před měsícem

      @@Jindsing You did not answer any of my questions. If a white man moved to the state of Punjab could he claim to be Punjabi? Would a White man who moved to India be considered East Indian just based on the fact he lives there or are Indian people more than just a group defined by where they live? It appears that the rules are different depending on if its the west or not. You can move to Canada and be "Canadian" and people will accept that but try moving to China and saying you're Chinese.

    • @Jindsing
      @Jindsing Před měsícem +3

      @user-mp6cf6mv7t yes they can. And they did for 100 years. The first Lt Gov of Punjab was Micheal O'Dwyer.

  • @isc3840
    @isc3840 Před měsícem +50

    Funny, it used to be said that you are a slave to drugs, you are a slave to your sexual whims, you are a slave to your addictions ---- and yet these things are now called freedom. People don't realize they are choosing slavery.

    • @skurinski
      @skurinski Před měsícem +2

      my sexuality isnt an addiction, its the way I was born.

    • @vaportrails7943
      @vaportrails7943 Před měsícem

      @@skurinskiHuman beings are born with sexual functions, for the purpose of reproduction. Everything else is secondary to that. Developmental psychology may be complicated, but the reality of biology is not. There is no such thing as being “born” with some fixed psychology that demands something other than what the biology is for. And science does not support that claim, despite many attempts to find some rationalization for it.

    • @vaportrails7943
      @vaportrails7943 Před měsícem +4

      @@skurinskiI’m not surprised my response to this comment was deleted, I’m only curious about who did it.

    • @TheGoldenCapstone
      @TheGoldenCapstone Před měsícem

      @@skurinski Not always. Manipulation of sexual development through SA at a young age can change who you're attracted to.

    • @goofball18
      @goofball18 Před 24 dny +1

      @@isc3840 Freedom is slavery. War is peace. Ignorance is strength.

  • @Joshmarmolejo_
    @Joshmarmolejo_ Před měsícem +16

    This one is long overdue. Should have been one of his earlier guests on the podcast.

  • @mustafashaban
    @mustafashaban Před měsícem +9

    Excellent interview!! Lauren is amazing!!

    • @ZubyMusic
      @ZubyMusic  Před měsícem +3

      Thanks. Glad you liked it.

  • @Joshmarmolejo_
    @Joshmarmolejo_ Před měsícem +8

    The volume is so low on Spotify even when I put it full blast.

  • @virghof5836
    @virghof5836 Před měsícem +9

    The housing shortage for Canadians is 100% malice!

    • @AnAn-yn7yd
      @AnAn-yn7yd Před měsícem +2

      Why isn't Canada deregulating zoning regulations to massively increase housing supply and lower home prices?

    • @drifter6870
      @drifter6870 Před měsícem +1

      @@AnAn-yn7yd we actually have housing supply.

    • @AnAn-yn7yd
      @AnAn-yn7yd Před měsícem +2

      @@drifter6870 not enough housing supply!

  • @garrymusselman3878
    @garrymusselman3878 Před měsícem +5

    Love Lauren. You have a very old soul young lady. Thanks to Zuby for this conversation

  • @13bfc
    @13bfc Před měsícem +3

    Canada was beautiful in the 1990s

  • @BevWood-e8g
    @BevWood-e8g Před měsícem +31

    Canadas fall into woke culture started in the 1960s with the fall of the British empire. We were searching for a national identity and Pierre Elliott Trudeau decided on multiculturalism as an official policy. This was to appease the French, Anglos and First Nations, who were basically the whole country. He was the first to open up migration from the non western world.
    As a kid in Toronto in the early 2000s, and being of mostly Anglo (with some French) heritage, I remember still feeling Canada’s Anglo identity and a lot of our culture came from the states. We never had a really rich culture like Europe or the Us but it was a stable, nice, middle class country. Looking back I remember being taught the multicultural ideology and can see the seeds of wokeness but it wasn’t intense.
    Then Trudeau Jr. came along and started to amp up the idea that Canada’s history was bad, we all have white privilege, feminism should be front and centre, pride flags everywhere, and of course mass migration.
    Within the past 10 years I’ve gone from living somewhere I felt at home and loved to an utter, chaotic mess that I don’t recognize at all. It is all very scary and depressing. It is difficult to find like minded people and there’s just this massive void of meaninglessness, distrust and disgust. The streets are filthy, everyone’s poor and unhappy, yet we are expected to believe that our lives are so much better because of all of these insane interventions. It’s very difficult to stay sane and I think most are in denial about where our country is going.

    • @myles3856
      @myles3856 Před měsícem +5

      Exactly my thoughts

    • @sarahhale-pearson533
      @sarahhale-pearson533 Před měsícem +6

      You are not alone.

    • @Nobodydefinitelynotsomebody
      @Nobodydefinitelynotsomebody Před měsícem

      The Europeans were not the ones who started multiculturalism. That was the Zionist ambition.

    • @vangoghsear8657
      @vangoghsear8657 Před měsícem +1

      Thank you. This is the very truth. We need a new country for ourselves.

    • @Footballer85749
      @Footballer85749 Před měsícem

      You are being over dramatic. Some of what you say is true, some meh, the rest total BS. No one gives af about how you feel about your 'HOME'. Ever wonder how you even got here?(not just from birth, your family etc.) Research that, come back here then STFU. The world has been a mess since the beginning of time, you are just now feeling it. Deal with it.

  • @Ava-ex8og
    @Ava-ex8og Před měsícem +4

    Lauren is great

  • @Lerian_V
    @Lerian_V Před měsícem +7

    Time went so fast. I totally enjoyed this chat.

  • @ItsGroundhogDay
    @ItsGroundhogDay Před měsícem +11

    A living wage for Tim Hortons? It's a donut shop. This is the Canadian version of conservatism. I worked at donut shops before. I was happy to be paid minimum wage plus some tips as I worked my way through school. I did not consider it a career.

    • @nicholemccann5630
      @nicholemccann5630 Před měsícem +2

      @@ItsGroundhogDay the cost of living in Canada is so bad that you cannot live with roommates on the wage of Tim Hortons, when you used to be able to

    • @vangoghsear8657
      @vangoghsear8657 Před měsícem

      With LMIA's in place, Canadian youth won't be able to get those summer jobs any more as they're replaced by Indians and other third-worlders.

    • @kurtukh
      @kurtukh Před měsícem

      I met a women the other day that worked at Tim hortans full time, and had 3 mortgages I have no idea how any bank gave her a mortgage but she was able to do it

    • @Footballer85749
      @Footballer85749 Před měsícem +1

      @@kurtukh 1 of 3 things. 1. she's lying/not fully her mortgages(ie. husband/partner etc.), 2. fraudulently obtained mortgage, 3. maybe she hasn't always worked at Tim Hortons....

    • @DunedinBritten
      @DunedinBritten Před měsícem

      @@ItsGroundhogDayTwenty five years ago the government studies showed $20 hr was bare minimum. Shrinkflation and taxes/fees et al have usurped any chance to get over the hump without ten people living in a house. Low interest rates from banks and guess who makes billions and billions of profits each quarter? And these banks use clients’ funds as collateral to leverage to monopolies. So much for the dream economy of working hard and saving for the future. Greed trumps all now

  • @bensanderson7144
    @bensanderson7144 Před měsícem +9

    Zuby is from the UK … but boy does he a perfect American accent.

    • @bobwinters5572
      @bobwinters5572 Před 28 dny

      For him to say that immigration isn't much of an issue in the UK anymore, this interview must have occurred before the riots.

  • @bensanderson7144
    @bensanderson7144 Před měsícem +7

    Wow, recorded in Victoria BC. My hometown. Well, for anyone who knows the town, I live a block away from jubilee hospital. Cheers, everybody.

  • @neekaelliott6513
    @neekaelliott6513 Před měsícem +5

    @Zuby you should talk to Ferryman Toll aswell on Canadas problems.

    • @selenagoring3820
      @selenagoring3820 Před měsícem

      @neekaelliott6513 Ferryman the racist lol.

    • @neekaelliott6513
      @neekaelliott6513 Před měsícem +1

      @@selenagoring3820 so many people say that. However all refuse to talk to or debate him.
      If he's so easy a target, why is nobody taking shots eh?
      No because the inflammatory shit he says, he can articulate pretty damned good arguments for his opinions.

    • @vangoghsear8657
      @vangoghsear8657 Před měsícem +2

      @@selenagoring3820 Who cares? Why is it so hard for you to accept white Canadians deserving their own ethnic identity and culture?

  • @blackjays13
    @blackjays13 Před měsícem +9

    When you have the melanin force field. 🤣

    • @ZubyMusic
      @ZubyMusic  Před měsícem +2

      For sure

    • @blackjays13
      @blackjays13 Před měsícem +1

      @@ZubyMusic I'm going to start using this one. we now have the Complection for the Protection

  • @AlieForza
    @AlieForza Před měsícem +5

    I had no idea Lauren was Canadian!

  • @chrischris824
    @chrischris824 Před měsícem +3

    Great interview. Love yours and Laurens content. That Zuby laugh. Gotta love it.

  • @samsquanch934
    @samsquanch934 Před 24 dny +2

    Audio only with Lauren Southern is a war crime sir.

  • @krizzleize
    @krizzleize Před 23 dny

    This is great. Lauren’s description of the modern Canadian experience is spot on. 20 years ago things were very good here, economically, culturally, politically. It’s awful and unrecognizable today. Mass immigration and a loss of foundational values (Christianity) are largely to blame. We’ve discovered how delicate society truly is, how much effort and fortune are needed to maintain greatness.

  • @krunoslavkovacec1842
    @krunoslavkovacec1842 Před 25 dny +1

    Canada is a nation of Canadians, not of immigrants...

  • @sanniepstein4835
    @sanniepstein4835 Před měsícem +30

    Trudeau openly looked down on non-French Canadians and openly admired "China's basic dictatorship" before his first term as PM, yet he was voted in anyway.
    Urban Canadians' vanity made them manipulable, as usual. Feeling glamorous, and more progressive than the resented USA, matters more to them than ethical or capable governance.
    Lauren's points about the real estate market are acute. The tragedy is that one of the finest features of that cold, uncomfortable, infertile country has been the luxury of a low population on a massive land base (thanks to US protection) and that is being destroyed.

    • @BevWood-e8g
      @BevWood-e8g Před měsícem +4

      I agree to your point about Canada’s moral vanity. A lot of it came from our economic and cultural inferiority to the United States. If you can’t be as wealthy or successful as your neighbour, you can choose to be morally superior instead. That’s how we got here.
      Also, the Laurentian elite has yet to truly see the result of their own ideology. They still live in ethnic enclaves like Rosedale and Lawrence Park. They summer in Muskoka. All of their friends are rich and they have an international group of friends who are of their same class. They don’t really care about the instability a that comes with massive demographic changes happening to other parts of the country, because it’s not in their backyard. Their corporations benefit from the cheap labour and expanded economy.

    • @reinedire7872
      @reinedire7872 Před měsícem +2

      Agreed. I've always found one of the saddest things about being Canadian is that a major way we define ourselves is that we're not the U.S. It's so shallow, and it's based on a fake superiority complex over the U.S. that is warranted in no way whatsoever.

    • @birsay123
      @birsay123 Před měsícem +1

      Canada has a small percentage of its land area that is actually developed with infrastructure. Most of the population lives in the Windsor-Quebec City corridor. Flooding Canada with third world immigrants is directly lowering the standard of living in terms of housing and access to jobs, education and healthcare.

    • @AnAn-yn7yd
      @AnAn-yn7yd Před měsícem +3

      ​@@birsay123
      It's the opposite. Most Canadian millionaires are immigrants.
      Immigrants and ethnics academically, socially and economically outperform multigenerational Canadians.
      Immigrants are preventing a Canadian economic collapse.

    • @AnAn-yn7yd
      @AnAn-yn7yd Před měsícem +2

      ​@@BevWood-e8g
      You have a socialist mindset.
      Rather if twice as high a percentage of Canadians were millionaires, upper middle class and elites; wouldn't Canada be far better off?

  • @Dragoncurve
    @Dragoncurve Před měsícem +2

    That was a great conversation

  • @seawolfthenandnow7655
    @seawolfthenandnow7655 Před měsícem +3

    i am tying to get out of canada.

    • @Footballer85749
      @Footballer85749 Před měsícem

      Do it. Bets you end up in a country just like it?

  • @paulbadics3500
    @paulbadics3500 Před měsícem +3

    When was this recorded ..he says "immigration" not a "big issue" in UK???

  • @AlieForza
    @AlieForza Před měsícem +3

    💜💜Don’t forget to hit the like button💜

  • @MrDarkchipmunk
    @MrDarkchipmunk Před měsícem +3

    I'm just commenting as I watch. Lets talk about the great replacement theory. What is the alternative to immigration if the local population aren't having children? Who is going to work and keep the economy going when all the old people retire and didn't have any children to replace them? People talk about replacement theory everyday and at the same time they don't have any offspring.

    • @vangoghsear8657
      @vangoghsear8657 Před měsícem +1

      70% of divorces are initiated by women and Canadian women generally hate white men who stand against the tyranny.

    • @AnAn___
      @AnAn___ Před 27 dny +1

      @@vangoghsear8657 Why do men around the world cheat so much? And abuse drugs and alcohol so much? And have less than perfect mental health?
      Woman are also not perfect. But the above question is about men.

  • @paulbadics3500
    @paulbadics3500 Před měsícem +3

    All she did was play an ironic joke on muslims to get banned by UK as a "terrorist"

    • @AngloSaxon-yx8tk
      @AngloSaxon-yx8tk Před 29 dny

      Yes that's not fair that was unjust she should be allowed back into the UK

  • @hirsch4155
    @hirsch4155 Před 29 dny

    Drug addiction and it’s effects have to be discussed as well. It’s very widespread and not just who you find on the streets .

  • @garrymusselman3878
    @garrymusselman3878 Před měsícem +3

    If you're view of the world is right or left conservative or liberal or any of the catch phrases out there you're not in a movement you're in a cult

  • @sarasilly
    @sarasilly Před 4 dny +2

    This is like the beginning of a joke. A british guy and a russian funded Canadian walk into a(n american) bar...

  • @nvi5ion622
    @nvi5ion622 Před měsícem +1

    MAGA loves Zuby and Lauren!! Both are such great role models!! Its the beginning of a new day, and we can "right this ship".🤘🤘

  • @MrDarkchipmunk
    @MrDarkchipmunk Před měsícem +2

    The government sets the minimum wage not Tim Hortons. If the wages are not livable its the governments responsibility to increase them. There are always going to be minimum wage jobs.

    • @Kala12326
      @Kala12326 Před měsícem +2

      Raising minimum wage inevitably causes more inflation. Canada can not handle more inflation right now, huge portions of the population would not be able to afford things like food, heat, electricity or water. In a country that has a cold winter like Canada, people will die.

    • @danielbezjak1479
      @danielbezjak1479 Před měsícem

      Simple supply and demand. If you keep bringing in low skilled workers by the 100s of thousands it's naturally going to put downward pressure on wages.

  • @bobmorane4926
    @bobmorane4926 Před 17 dny +2

    If Canada cannot deal with 1 million of housing , then how does Shanghai which is smaller that Toronto Metropolitan are deal with 30 million inhabitants while Toronto carries only 6 millions. And Shanghai real estate isn't 5 times more expensive than Toronto ..... It's time for Canada to adapt and 'find' solutions because if with 40 millions in population , we 'cannot' look around and see other countries like S Korea, Japan or Italy delcine into extinction while Canadians are whining about their good luck to land 1 million immigrants, then Canadians will wake up one day and whine, why are we going extinct when we had 1 million immigrants in 2023 ??

    • @AnAn___
      @AnAn___ Před 6 dny +1

      FACTS. Canada has a massive problem with big government housing and non residential structure zoning regulation that is sharply lowering structure supply and increasing real estate prices and rents.
      Why do so many Canadians not celebrate that a majority of Canadian millionaires are migrants (immigrants)?

  • @carpetbaggerface
    @carpetbaggerface Před měsícem +2

    where’s Zuby from again?😂 seriously though, great interviewer and interviewee

  • @joshbedford4889
    @joshbedford4889 Před měsícem +6

    Look: I am 2 years older than Lauren, and I remember the 2015 election. I likewise don't like Trudeau, and have never voted for him. However, the Indians in Tim Hortons were very much a staple of the previous Conservative government, who notoriously were responsible for the "temporary foreign worker" visa, which allowed for less than minimum wage for foreigners who had to then leave. This was PART of the controversy that got Trudeau elected. (Trudeau has been awful from the start, but don't mis-characterize the providence of policy).

  • @crickinsight3319
    @crickinsight3319 Před měsícem +2

    there are no industries in north in Canada government need to increase investment in north also one international student = 40000 in college fees and 20000 = 60000 cad per student look how much they spend here is close to 40 billion in 2022 and will be close to 50 billion dollar in 2024 for sure its free money for government to pump in economy

    • @AnAn-yn7yd
      @AnAn-yn7yd Před měsícem +1

      True. But the foreign students are getting a subpar education. This is not sustainable in the long run. Most Canadian universities need to be shut down.

  • @AHR1130
    @AHR1130 Před měsícem +2

    She sounds like Ann courte

  • @KwanzaaKalus
    @KwanzaaKalus Před měsícem

    I ran into Lauren in 2016 in Toronto airport., after Trump won. She showed me DMs from Richard Spencer where he was saying something to the effect of "We are glad to see you are on our side" and winking and nodding at the fact that she was part of his movement.

  • @turnaroundguy
    @turnaroundguy Před měsícem +4

    is lauren trans? those shoulders, bros

    • @pameladawn9229
      @pameladawn9229 Před měsícem

      and the voice.

    • @drumandbassob0007
      @drumandbassob0007 Před měsícem

      she changed her her id for a while to be a man it was a gotta ya for the woke mongs she used to interview she would say shes a man and there head would explode it was pretty funny

    • @danielbezjak1479
      @danielbezjak1479 Před měsícem

      She is, in fact, legally a male.

  • @redman958
    @redman958 Před měsícem

    I feel like it was just ten years ago we had a population of 30 million.

  • @mirandashuwera3389
    @mirandashuwera3389 Před měsícem

    Please hit the thumbs up button 👍 and SHARE this with as many people as possible! Especially, Canadians! ❤️🙏

  • @jnow777
    @jnow777 Před měsícem

    How do I find the “Our Canada housing 2” documentary?

  • @rachelk8368
    @rachelk8368 Před měsícem

    such a good podcast!

  • @rossydv
    @rossydv Před měsícem +1

    Victoria? Damn. I live here . Would’ve loved to meet you. If you happen to still be here, lemme know. Coffee on me.

  • @jimmypham1230
    @jimmypham1230 Před měsícem

    That’s what I am! A normal person 20 years ago!

  • @seawolfthenandnow7655
    @seawolfthenandnow7655 Před měsícem +1

    i own nothing and i am happy, because i have nothing to defend.

  • @MegaSnowman35
    @MegaSnowman35 Před měsícem +3

    Lauren, you stated that most Canadians don't think past their packet book.

  • @antitheistvegan
    @antitheistvegan Před měsícem +3

    Belief in god/make-belief as core values for life/worldview is simply committing to intellectual laziness.

    • @mirekzawada7586
      @mirekzawada7586 Před měsícem +3

      writing comments like this is actually an example of an intellectual laziness.

    • @vangoghsear8657
      @vangoghsear8657 Před měsícem

      Aren't you supposed to be on reddit?

    • @M3DIT4TE
      @M3DIT4TE Před měsícem

      Idk man if you want to call it that sure. But I'll take it for my inner peace that I didn't have when I used to be an anti theist vegan

    • @antitheistvegan
      @antitheistvegan Před měsícem

      @@M3DIT4TE so.. you get inner peace from delusional thinking and animal cruelty? I guess we’re just very different people.

    • @antitheistvegan
      @antitheistvegan Před měsícem

      @@mirekzawada7586 ha, what a weak pathetic little response. As if you have some moral high ground in your delusional belief system. Try reading a book or two before presenting your ignorance in public form.

  • @vidurrow
    @vidurrow Před měsícem

    The Canadian economy will collapse without immigration! Collapse will be an understatement! The cultural integration is whole other animal.

    • @AnAn___
      @AnAn___ Před 27 dny

      Do you think many Canadians are resentful that most Canadian millionaires are immigrants? That about half of Canadian millionaires are ethnically asian? That soon perhaps the large majority of Canadian billionaires, millionaires, elites, co-founders will be immigrants, children of immigrants, grandchildren of immigrants, ethnics? If so, why?

  • @SaviorCross
    @SaviorCross Před 28 dny

    I was in York last year for a week, and that was the only time I felt that I was in England, as London felt like Los Angeles. I was in Toronto for two days a few weeks back, and there was a slum apartment building right outside my Marriott hotel window. I thought that I was still in Los Angeles. I knew something was up when the snacks in the Stsrbucks csfe in the hoyel lobby was locked up, and you needed your key card for access inyo the hotel after 11pm....
    The West is falling...

    • @AnAn___
      @AnAn___ Před 27 dny

      Why in your view do Canada and the UK have 60% US per capita income. The UK and Canada use to be comparable to the USA very recently.

  • @skurinski
    @skurinski Před měsícem +4

    Thanks Lauren for pushing back a bit on Zuby's points, religion isnt the answer to all the problems, its not like society was peachy 100 years ago...

    • @charliedontsurf334
      @charliedontsurf334 Před měsícem

      It certainly wasn’t. But if we get rid of Christianity, the West will turn back into the Romans. That isn’t good.

  • @FromPlanetZX
    @FromPlanetZX Před měsícem

    Bring Kushal Nehra to your show.

    • @AnAn___
      @AnAn___ Před 27 dny

      Kushal Mehra from the "The Cārvāka Podcast." I think Zuby would love Kushal.
      I also think that a conversation between Kushal and Lauren would be very informative.

  • @MrDarkchipmunk
    @MrDarkchipmunk Před měsícem +1

    The biggest problem in Canada is the fertility rate which has been terrible for the last 50 years. Canada has been below the replacement level since 1972. Canadians aren't making more Canadians and if you have a declining population and do nothing about it eventually you will have no society. The fact is Canada doesn't grow without immigration and the economy would be much worse than it is now without immigration. If Canadians really want to fix Canada they have to address the root problem and start making more Canadians so you wont need the immigrants.

    • @paulbadics3500
      @paulbadics3500 Před měsícem +3

      Yes birthrate is an issue but suddenly increasing immigration massively since covid ..by millions..is NOT good for the "economy" of the average canadian

    • @therealyute1764
      @therealyute1764 Před měsícem +2

      And to add to what you say, Canada does not produce enough. We don't have enough industries to produce enough capital to back our currency, so of course things will be expensive. Do we even produce 10% of our food? I doubt it. Immigration is not the source of our problems..... It just heightens an already fragile system that needs significant fixing. The reality is our current system has reached its peak!

    • @danielbezjak1479
      @danielbezjak1479 Před měsícem

      It's all by design. This is the natural consequence of a society that has done away with tradition and embraced every left wing movement since the 60's. You can't do away with religion, push everything from the women's movement to the lgbtq agenda and not expect to have a drop in family formation and birthrates. And I'm not making a moral or value judgment here but just stating a fact. 'Progress' always comes at a cost.

  • @zrymill
    @zrymill Před 14 dny

    Dubai is not a moral country, its a society based on used cheap slave labor from other countries such as India and Pakistan. A culture that isn't structured properly to be self sustaining within itself will not last long. You cannot treat your poorest and weakest like shit and have a healthy society. That and the pure materialism, is what is wrong with the Middle East and Islam. The solution in the West is to have everyone properly housed along with time freedom. People don't need much money beyond that, but enslaving people to a lifetime of servitude so they can spend all their money on a roof over their head is setting the West up for disaster. The people will remove the current parasite class by force if they have to sooner or later. Globalism and de-industrialization has created the crisis.

  • @peterthebull8578
    @peterthebull8578 Před měsícem +3

    Thanks for the talk.
    Lauren is a very intelligent and well spoken person.
    That said, I'd like to add some nuance from the perspective of a 1st generation immigrant from Iran.
    #1. This isn't your land (white people). You took from the Natives by force, and we won't even get into slavery/genocide and that whole run down, you know quite well the history of colonialism on this continent.
    #2. In 1980, Canada became a truly free nation (from formal British over rule). I immigrated to Canada in 1987, so I immigrated to a free nation under the rule of LAW. Not under the rule of the British. Under the RULE OF LAW.
    And although as a productive, law abiding Citizen and member of Canadian society I appreciate the history of this nation, from all perspectives, and I strive to make this place better by my presence...I still don't owe anything to anybody outside of the color of Law. Respect is a 2 way street. And I'm not a 2nd class citizen to anybody, on any continent.
    So are you getting invaded and conquered by Asians? YES.
    Are you going to be able to stop it? NO.
    You can round up your right wing, white nationalist organizations, but the Liberal Government will label you a domestic terrorist organization and round you up like they did the Jan. 6 crew down in the U.S.. It's checkmate already, you just haven't realized it yet. Womp womp...🥲

    • @FromPlanetZX
      @FromPlanetZX Před měsícem

      Sadly, it will come down to Physical force and many innocent people will be targeted.

    • @AnAn___
      @AnAn___ Před 27 dny +1

      Thanks for making Canada great.
      Why in your view are so many Iranian Canadians (and Iranian diaspora all over the world) so academically, socially and economically high performing? Why do Iranians contribute so much to every country Iranians move to?

    • @peterthebull8578
      @peterthebull8578 Před 27 dny

      @@AnAn___ Thanks, I try. If you look at the statistics/data, some of the "highest performing" immigrants in North America are Asians. Countries that top the list are:
      -India
      -Bangladesh & Sri Lanka
      -China
      -Phillipines
      -South Korea
      -Japan
      -Vietnam
      And Iranians, as Asians, are also somewhere on that list. I believe the primary reasons why they perform well on paper is:
      1. They typically get married in a prudent manner and maintain close relations to primary and extended family. They are collectivists.
      2. They don't get divorced. They have very low divorce rates.
      3. They pursue STEM professions and pursue higher education.
      4. They, coming from corrupt 2nd/3rd world nations, appreciate the opportunities and typically keep their heads down, keep to themselves and work hard.
      That said, I believe this comes at a price, as this traditional mindset/culture lacks the dynamic, independent, cavalier, creative spirit of "Western culture". And a lot of these communities keep to themselves and remain insular, even with several generations in Canada.

    • @AnAn___
      @AnAn___ Před 27 dny

      @@peterthebull8578 Thanks for sharing.
      As you know, a majority of Canadian millionaires are immigrants. And almost half are ethnically asian. Asians in general are very successful all over the world.
      However, even among Asian immigrants, it appears that Iranians, Israelis, Lebanese and Indians love creativity, entertainment, entrepreneurship, creating new products, processes and technologies, senior corporate management, consulting, I Banking.
      What are some of your thoughts about this?

  • @farinshore8900
    @farinshore8900 Před měsícem +3

    What culture ?

    • @drifter6870
      @drifter6870 Před měsícem +1

      So they managed to convince you we don't have a culture, good job you got brainwashed.

  • @oetprep
    @oetprep Před měsícem

    This conversation is incomplete without stating the fact that 2.5 million + Ukrainians are in Canada within the span of two years. I keep hearing Indian and not a mention of the reality of many many Ukrainians in Canada.

    • @AnAn___
      @AnAn___ Před měsícem +1

      Do you think many Canadians are resentful that most Canadian millionaires are immigrants? That about half of Canadian millionaires are ethnically asian? That soon perhaps the large majority of Canadian billionaires, millionaires, elites, co-founders will be immigrants, children of immigrants, grandchildren of immigrants, ethnics?

    • @ShitWrangler
      @ShitWrangler Před 29 dny

      @@AnAn___ Legacy canucks just wanted to booze, cooze, schmooze, tattooze and lose.

    • @AnAn___
      @AnAn___ Před 27 dny +1

      @@ShitWrangler Is decline inevitable? How can it be turned around?

    • @ShitWrangler
      @ShitWrangler Před 27 dny +1

      @@AnAn___ In a female led society, which it is, it is finished. In hegelian dialectic terms, the white victim shall mix with the black victim. Lets see what kind of super victim it shall produce. I won't be around to see that, nor will I have burdened anyone with the task. Bless me.

  • @AHR1130
    @AHR1130 Před měsícem +1

    She is clueless

  • @Don-Coyote-De-Transylvania

    She is a single mother of a mix race kid. She is also conservative ha ha.

  • @jessicarox85
    @jessicarox85 Před měsícem

    lumberjacks was culture? any clue where the best CULTURES are? how about dont use the word because you'll probably never know.

  • @narenmids
    @narenmids Před měsícem

    Non sense

  • @Imakulak
    @Imakulak Před měsícem

    They fukkin unsubscribed me from you.

  • @NeonRandy
    @NeonRandy Před měsícem +2

    Lauren Southern is a fed.

  • @NlneLives210
    @NlneLives210 Před měsícem

    She's a grifter not a real conservative

    • @Jindsing
      @Jindsing Před měsícem +3

      how so? all her critiques about housing and immigration are spot on

    • @vangoghsear8657
      @vangoghsear8657 Před měsícem +3

      She's been around since 2016 calling all this BS out. Where was your ass?

  • @Rio-uv1gs
    @Rio-uv1gs Před měsícem +1

    What is Canadian culture?.. isn't it white culture at the top and everyone else has there cultural enclaves throughout the country in varies cities etc .. WhIte culture aka days of week, holidays, the order of things aka the system..(Can't list everything).

    • @AngloSaxon-yx8tk
      @AngloSaxon-yx8tk Před 29 dny +1

      We don't have a culture we are none other than a collection of people of different backgrounds and beliefs connected with a shared geography.

  • @goldynmyers8587
    @goldynmyers8587 Před měsícem

    Richmond and surrey are disgusting

    • @AnAn___
      @AnAn___ Před 27 dny

      What happened to Richmond?