GatlingGunZ
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I am asking him about that US veteran housing post.Do you also collect food at a food bank?
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I am asking him about that US veteran housing post.Do you also collect food at a food bank?
I am asking him about that US veteran housing post.
You consistently argue by explaining what IS happening, while your concern was regarding the OUTRAGE (i.e. people's perception of what SHOULD happen). I have explained quite logically why the outrage exists. Also, there is no question regarding the reality of what happens - there is ample evidence of the poverty that Indian students find themselves in here in UK, for reasons beyond my comprehension given the fact that they should have arrived here comfortably above a strictly assessed budgetary threshold.Unlike you, Canadian universities and local governments do not differentiate based on immigration status on things ear-marked for student use.
A student welfare service/subsidy usually available in Canada for all students.
BTW, not just Indian, students of ALL ethnicity use those services, including german. German students in Canada get subsidized bus passes in city buses, they also get food from student food bank.
There are community food banks for poors and they do not allow students to avail their charity.
The answer is simple. They arrived in Canada as STUDENTS. So as students they are expected to have a certain life style and hence certain expense profile, for which they are means tested. Students live in residence halls or economical and often shared residences and avail economical means of meals and travel -- including subsidized bus passes and university run food banks.Food banks are charitable projects.
The question lingers - why should those who have arrived in a country on a means tested visa for a fixed period of time be allowed to access a service for someone in such a state of poverty that free food is needed?
The answer is simple. They arrived in Canada as STUDENTS. So as students they are expected to have a certain life style and hence certain expense profile, for which they are means tested. Students live in residence halls or economical and often shared residences and avail economical means of meals and travel -- including subsidized bus passes and university run food banks.
The visa means test takes that into consideration when they set the expense level. It is by design.
The folks who are outraging are wrong because the money to support these are not really coming from their own pocket, even in form of taxes. Food banks in universities are run by university funds and donations from businesses as a part of their own charity programs -- often in form of food items that are near expiry. This is not public money!
The ones outraging are ill-informed or plain racist.
I dont think you have see what is being discussed. The very first post of this thread is this tweet.stop the whattaboutism, seriously.
The videos posted online are of the Food Banks which are for the poor, and those which are NOT university-run, and you see your filthy ones standing in lines and even mocking people and then making it online into video and encouraging others to do the same scam.
That's pathetic on the indians and it further degrades your so-called izzat amongst the locals, but i guess you guys just stopped caring?
Then you wonder why the entire world hates you lot, but its your own doing.
ALL international students are expected to be able to afford themselves a place to live, their food and other necessities from their own funds, not from food banks or taking away locals jobs.

I dont think you have see what is being discussed. The very first post of this thread is this tweet.
The video is about Food Bank CCSAI.
CCSAI is Centennial College Student Association. It even says on website that any current student is eligible.
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The outrage is fake.
Do know what you are talking about.

Use of Food Bank is not begging. Students get subsidy in a number of ways. Food bank providing a hamper a week lasting 2 days is lowering the cost of attending school. You do not know what you are talking about.We live in the west, like you. We are all fully cognisant of what the usual criteria are for utility of student food banks. We are also aware of the immigration requirements for a regular student visa. Did you think these nations are in the business of welcoming beggars to their countries?
This is false. Other international students ALSO use food banks.Why are other international students not prevalent in these food bank queues, who will obviously encounter the same living cost pressures here in the west but also will have demonstrated the EXACT SAME income threshold as Indian students to support their original application?


I do not live in Ireland and I do not know what and how their food banks work. I can only comment specifically about Canadian food banks because I know situation here in Canada. That being said, the person in the front looks very much a european.University of Galway, Ireland, earlier this year where students were turned away from the food bank because of exhausted inventory. What do you notice about the queue of students, supposedly arriving in Ireland with a verified income assessment prior to student visa issue?
This is horse manure. You can see Pinoy and Nigerians using food bank too. Here are some more east asians.Why do you think those looking at these pictures are wondering if the students from China, Korea and the Middle East probably told the truth on their visa applications while the Indians either (a) lied regarding their income on their visa application, (b) are presently lying that they cannot afford groceries while cynically standing in these queues for free food and tampons, or (c) BOTH of the above?

If you have read the comments on twitter, the entire point is NOT EVEN about food bank, it is about hating on Indians because they are "taking all THEIR jobs". Its plain racism, does not matter what Indians do or do not do. They are competition in eyes of twitter right wingers and so you get all the hate.Why do you think those looking at these pictures are wondering if the students from China, Korea and the Middle East probably told the truth on their visa applications while the Indians either (a) lied regarding their income on their visa application, (b) are presently lying that they cannot afford groceries while cynically standing in these queues for free food and tampons, or (c) BOTH of the above?

Am sure all nationalities use food banks. Where did I say they don't? All students will endure hardships sometimes. This is expected.Use of Food Bank is not begging. Students get subsidy in a number of ways. Food bank providing a hamper a week lasting 2 days is lowering the cost of attending school. You do not know what you are talking about.
This is false. Other international students ALSO use food banks.
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So do filipino students. The caption here is "my friends are going to the food bank".
Infact they make videos about it too (as evident).
I do not live in Ireland and I do not know what and how their food banks work. I can only comment specifically about Canadian food banks because I know situation here in Canada. That being said, the person in the front looks very much a european.
This is horse manure. You can see Pinoy and Nigerians using food bank too. Here are some more east asians.
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My wife volunteers in UVic food bank and she has seen practically EVERY ethnicity on the campus, including those who drive Tesla use food banks.
If you have read the comments on twitter, the entire point is NOT EVEN about food bank, it is about hating on Indians because they are "taking all THEIR jobs". Its plain racism, does not matter what Indians do or do not do. They are competition in eyes of twitter right wingers and so you get all the hate.
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