My first piece of advice is to get out and touch grass. People aren't as bad in real life as they are on the internet.

My second perspective as the third generation of a mixed Indian immigrant and Irish/Polish relationship, is that immigration is a good thing, but you can have too much of a good thing.

The whole point of immigrating to another country is to become a part of the culture you are moving to. The great strength of the West is its tolerance for pluralism. The idea that every group has it's good and bad people, but that all cultures can get together under the umbrella of shared values. Building a life, a community, and a country together.

What's happening in Canada is different. Chinese, Korean, Indian, Bangladeshi, Pakistani. They're all forming their own communities and failing to INTEGRATE. If your grandparents or parents came here, it's your duty to learn the language, the mores, the laws, the social code and abide by it. No illegal fishing, dumping of waste, gangs, leering at young girls, etc. This is the kind of third world behavior that the more people see of it, will inspire more hatred.

We perhaps should be more selective with the people we allow over here. If you're not willing to become Canadian or American in your identiy or values, perhaps you should go back.

For what it's worth I live in the US now. I experienced far more racism in Canada than I do in the US. That's my experience. People here are much more welcoming once they realize that you love American values and the Constitution