Comments by "Poisonelle Misty" (@PoisonelleMisty4311) on "CBC News" channel.

  1.  @EpicAelflaed  It is important to approach history with context and understanding. While it is true that conflict and clashes between different groups have occurred throughout history, it is not appropriate to assign guilt or blame to an entire population based on events that happened over a thousand years ago. It is also worth noting that history is complex, and it is not accurate to paint any group as solely "guilty" or "innocent" in historical conflicts. It is more constructive to focus on promoting understanding, reconciliation, and peace in the present.
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  2. Moreover, the historical context of a country can also play a role in the blame placed on immigrants. In countries with a long history of colonialism and imperialism, there may still be a sense of entitlement and superiority over other cultures. This can manifest as a fear of losing one's dominant position in society and a resentment towards those who are perceived as 'outsiders.'
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  3. A place where houses unite instead of divide, where Muggles and wizards coexist without fear,
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  4. Furthermore, the blame placed on immigrants can also be attributed to a lack of accountability. It is easier for individuals to blame a marginalized group rather than take responsibility for their own actions or the failures of their government. This deflects attention away from the real issues and creates a scapegoat for societal problems such as unemployment, crime, and strain on public services.
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  5. In the pursuit of consensus, minority opinions can be drowned out, leading to a one-size-fits-all solution that fits no one.
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  6. When everyone is trying to agree, critical thinking takes a backseat, and we end up with decisions that are as sound as a broken clock.
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  7. Why did the groupthink committee get lost? Because they all agreed to follow the same wrong turn!
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  8. expecto patronum
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  9. The longer it takes to reach a consensus, the more time we waste. It’s like trying to get a group of cats to agree on a nap time.
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  10. Another reason for this blame game could be a lack of understanding and misinformation. Many people may not have direct contact with immigrants and rely on media portrayals or hearsay to form their opinions. This can lead to stereotypes and generalizations, where immigrants are seen as a homogenous group with a negative impact on society. In reality, immigrants are a diverse group with different backgrounds, skills, and contributions to the host country.
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  11. it looks like a Harry Potter movie!
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  12. I wish french people learned english and became more fluent in it, as it would greatly facilitate communication between different cultures and enhance global understanding. Some french people hate english language and view it as a threat to their own language and culture. However, embracing English as a second language could open doors to countless opportunities for French individuals, allowing them to connect with people from all over the world and broaden their horizons. Additionally, English fluency could contribute to the growth of France's economy by attracting more international businesses and tourists. French people need to learn english and leave past resentments behind in order to thrive in a globalized world and fully participate in the global economy. By embracing English, they can enhance their competitiveness and increase their chances of success in various industries, such as technology, tourism, and international trade. Moreover, learning English can also foster cultural exchange and mutual understanding between French and English-speaking communities, promoting a more interconnected and harmonious world.
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  13.  @nolopassaro1495  Its true. But i dont like Canada, its too cold and people are very antisocial. I love america, and in some places in america some people speak french such as Louisiana and parts of Maine. It's fascinating to see the influence of French culture in these regions. I love southern france, because people their are warm and friendly, and the weather is much more pleasant compared to Canada. The beautiful landscapes, delicious cuisine, and rich history make it a dream destination for me. In general I have nothing against french people or culture, I love them but they have become a bit unfriendly to tourists due to increased overcrowding and economic instability. There are many unemployed and poor native french people who are dissatisfied with their government and if they speak out they are called troublemakers. France need some modernization and new policies. It is crucial for France to strike a balance between preserving its rich cultural heritage and adapting to the changing needs of its society in order to maintain its appeal as a dream destination.
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  14. One possible explanation for this attitude is fear and insecurity. In times of economic uncertainty, it is easy for individuals to feel threatened by outsiders. As immigrants often come from different backgrounds and have unique customs, they are seen as a potential threat to the cultural and social norms of the host society. This fear is often exploited by politicians who use anti-immigrant rhetoric to gain support from their constituents.
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  15. why don't they get a job instead of acting this way? Yes, it's hard to find a job or make good money at an average job, but at least you have honor and pride. This is a shameful crime.
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  16. Why do politicians love consensus? Because it’s the only time they can agree to disagree without anyone getting burned!
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  17. It is also worth considering the role of media and political rhetoric in shaping public opinion on immigration. The media often portrays immigrants in a negative light, highlighting isolated incidents of crime or portraying them as a burden on the economy. Politicians also use divisive language to gain support from their base, painting immigrants as a threat to national security and cultural identity. This negative portrayal can fuel anti-immigrant sentiment and lead to blame being placed on immigrants for societal problems.
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  18. poor kitty
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  19. How many politicians does it take to reach a consensus? Too many! They’ll still be debating while the world moves on without them!
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