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[0.00–6.80] Take back Canada! Take back Canada! Take back Canada! Take back Canada!
[6.80–11.04] Immigration is like a spice in a soup. You need some but very little.
[11.04–15.76] Nobody knows exactly how much. It dumped two pounds of spice in the soup and it's just
[15.76–21.28] inedible gulp that nobody can eat. We have to limit immigration and we have to be able to...
[21.28–24.88] the country has to be able to choose the ones that can contribute to the country
[24.88–28.88] and by the same token do well for themselves because these two go together.
[28.88–33.12] Keeping your culture in parts of it yeah that's a good thing but just
[33.12–36.00] erasing the culture of the new country that you've moved in like you left
[36.00–40.48] yours for a reason. Don't come here and change ours into something completely different.
[40.48–46.00] If you come here if you make Canada your home you need to assimilate you need to learn
[46.00–49.36] the language you need to adapt to the culture and the way of life