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@CaesarKonrad the most common minorities in Canada are Indians, Chinese, and African Americans

1 in 5 people in Canada was born in another country

Canada seems lovely

It is

libtards

Though perhaps my affinity for the Arctic and isolation is speaking too much

neoliberal hellhole

The suburbs are very lovely when it snows

Fuck you guys I'm moving to south America

Everywhere is neoliberal at this point, though

Bleh, suburbs

I've got a distate for them

I'd prefer some nice, isolated homestead up north

that sounds lovely tbh

Depending on how far north your neighbours will be mainly aboriginals and roads will be fucked and closed off most of the year

Exactly

Serenity in isolation

You do you ig

I either prefer densely urban or sparsely populated rural

Nothing in between

I'm planning on moving into urban Ontario in a few years

I'd like the suburbs

I'm considering migrating eventually

The suburbs just feel too... Isolated, but restricting

Like, there's not much to do around the suburbs - isolation

Well you'd commute to the commercial districts of the city

But you can't escape from society, living independently in a small unit/alone - restricting

>not moving to a small isolated urban center surrounded by rural areas, untouched by capitalism

I live not too far from a large mall

I suppose that's true, but based on my experiences of growing up in the suburbs, occasional trips to isolated retreats, and attending an urban college...

I must say, there's something the suburbs lack

Just a defined "aesthetic" I suppose

Suburbs are so generic and forced

Before they were for rich guys

Now they're pumped out for the growing population

Yeah

They feel largely artificial

And they're the least eco-friendly

Typically, house designs are exactly the same too

No variety