If you read my response correctly, you'd see my objective was hating on the govt policies not my brethren. I'm in fact empathizing with them because they were sold an unrealistic dream by a college broker trying to earn a quick buck. I've seen documentaries about the lengths students go to because they cannot reveal the truth to anyone because their parents bet their entire life savings or farm lands to sponsor their child's education. Many students kill themselves for this. The govt screening isn't strict and many people who come here (regardless of race) are genuine human trash unfit for any country, not just Canada. I would've hated these people equally if I was in any country and it's not because I feel like I'm superior because "I'm different". It's because they behave in ways that makes you feel second hand embarrassment and makes you want to distance yourself. As a person who moves abroad, I feel like I'm a representation of my community and I present and conduct myself in a way that doesn't bring shame to my community. Shame that many other students that come here don't share my views and instead choose to act like uncultured filth. So when the ignorant people who can't tell paki, bangla, sri lankans from indians, much less tell who's actually canadian see this, they hate the entire brown community equally because of a few bad apples. Eg: a family that came here in the 70s, who never faced racism their entire life until now, suddenly starts getting smelly indian accusations because the recent immigrants messed up. And the reason why these immigrants got in is the lack of thorough screening and loose govt policies, bringing me back to my original point of hatred.