Why all the hate towards hardworking Indians?
They do the Jobs lazy Canadians dont want to do. Then those same Canadians complain about how there is no jobs and make racist content about Indians online.
>>509423881 (OP)
https://files.catbox.moe/m8lfvc.mp4
>A new report by the Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD) has uncovered a deeply troubling rise in hate targeting the South Asian community in Canada, both online and offline.
>According to the findings, anti-South Asian content on X (formerly Twitter) surged by an alarming 1,350% from 2023 to 2024 — a spike that far exceeds trends seen with other ethnic or religious groups. Police-reported hate crimes against South Asians also rose by more than 227% between 2019 and 2023, marking a sharp and disturbing escalation.
>ISD’s domestic extremism analyst, Steven Rai, described the increase as “absolutely staggering,” noting that while hate targeting groups like Muslims remained relatively stable, South Asians have become disproportionately targeted. Rai began investigating this trend after noticing a growing number of posts portraying Indians and other South Asians as “invaders” or “criminals,” especially from late 2023 onward.
>The report highlights how a mix of anti-immigration rhetoric, economic anxieties, and online extremism is fueling this surge in hate. During the April federal election, hate speech targeting South Asian public figures — including former NDP leader Jagmeet Singh — spiked significantly. The report also identifies white supremacist group Diagalon as a key actor spreading anti-South Asian and anti-immigrant conspiracy theories, such as the "Great Replacement."
>With South Asians highly visible in cities like Brampton and Surrey, the community is increasingly being scapegoated for broader societal frustrations around housing and jobs.
>As Prime Minister Mark Carney pushes forward plans to cap immigration to ease housing pressure, this report serves as a critical reminder of how quickly misinformation and fear can turn into hate — and why it’s more important than ever to confront racism in all its forms.
https://files.catbox.moe/m8lfvc.mp4
>A new report by the Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD) has uncovered a deeply troubling rise in hate targeting the South Asian community in Canada, both online and offline.
>According to the findings, anti-South Asian content on X (formerly Twitter) surged by an alarming 1,350% from 2023 to 2024 — a spike that far exceeds trends seen with other ethnic or religious groups. Police-reported hate crimes against South Asians also rose by more than 227% between 2019 and 2023, marking a sharp and disturbing escalation.
>ISD’s domestic extremism analyst, Steven Rai, described the increase as “absolutely staggering,” noting that while hate targeting groups like Muslims remained relatively stable, South Asians have become disproportionately targeted. Rai began investigating this trend after noticing a growing number of posts portraying Indians and other South Asians as “invaders” or “criminals,” especially from late 2023 onward.
>The report highlights how a mix of anti-immigration rhetoric, economic anxieties, and online extremism is fueling this surge in hate. During the April federal election, hate speech targeting South Asian public figures — including former NDP leader Jagmeet Singh — spiked significantly. The report also identifies white supremacist group Diagalon as a key actor spreading anti-South Asian and anti-immigrant conspiracy theories, such as the "Great Replacement."
>With South Asians highly visible in cities like Brampton and Surrey, the community is increasingly being scapegoated for broader societal frustrations around housing and jobs.
>As Prime Minister Mark Carney pushes forward plans to cap immigration to ease housing pressure, this report serves as a critical reminder of how quickly misinformation and fear can turn into hate — and why it’s more important than ever to confront racism in all its forms.
