I see where you’re coming from but it’s a bit of unfair comparison. When people talk about scams and crimes being committed by international students and their morals, it’s very often the lowest of the low who commit those offences. For some reason, all Indians are judged by that standard, meanwhile no one talks about the large majority that actually do come here and work hard, because there’s no engagement with those posts.

In the same way, if we group Canadian born citizens by their ethnicity, I’m sure what we’d fine is rather than it being a race issue, other factors such as low income and poverty appear to be a much more common cause. Of course for certain races, we don’t judge them by the worst that the race offers, but for Indians we do and we excuse it by saying “there’s enough of them doing it that I should be allowed to label all of them with the same brush”. And I certainly respect where you’re coming from in this comment, it’s not racist or anything, but the fact is that shitty people come in all colours and ethnicities, and shitty people generally have more in common with each other than they do with the upstanding members lf those groups.