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There's a post from someone outside of the US about how people in the US don't put their country down and just put down their state and something about US people being US centric, and part of it has always kind of bothered me because I think that people outside of the US don't really understand how states work for us or why people think their state should be enough. Some of it is being US centric for sure, but I honestly don't think that's the main reason.

It's because the US is a bunch of countries in a trench coat. I've compared it before to the EU, and I really do think that's accurate. It's literally a union of states. Each state has it's own government and laws and we have the federal government too but day to day a lot more of your life comes down to the state laws. Your driver's license, license plate, wage and a lot of employment protect (and enforcement), vast majority of court experiences, etc all go through the state. Moving to different states can mean being subject to wildly different laws, tax rates/methods, and forms of discrimination (ie florida trying to ban queer people while other states are explicitly adding protections for them).

Like, you'll notice that streamers often tend to be clustered in certain states in the US, and a lot of that has to do with certain states not having an income tax. Depending on what state they're registered in, companies can be subject to wildly different laws. Hence why Delaware is so popular for businesses. Bankruptcy law works differently in every state.

Lawyers are licensed to practice by state, and while they can move to different states, it's difficult and depending on their area of law they may be totally out of their field. Even small states like Delaware have totally different laws from a place 15 minutes to the left like New Jersey.

The largest single state by population is California which has nearly 40 million people. That is more than the entire population of Canada. It's roughly on par with Poland. Give or take a million people.

Ohio has about 11 million people, about 1 million more than Sweden. Florida has 22 million, over double Greece's population. New York and Romania both come out to about 19 million each.

Our smallest state by population, Wyoming, which has about 500k people, still has about 200k more people than Iceland.

Fucking Russia literally does not have half the population of the US. It sits at 144 million while we're at 333 million.

To give a sense of landmass/scale, France is the largest EU state by landmass with 630k square km. Texas alone is 695k. Alaska is 1.7 million square km. The US in total is 11.3 million square km. The entire EU has 4.2 million square km.

The US is 1) fucking huge and 2) so much less cohesive than a lot of non-Americans assume.

So why would someone from the US just put down their state? For the same reason that most people from the EU don't write down "Germany in the EU". Your state is where you're actually from, the USA is the weird umbrella you live under.

[awkward-teabag]

Can't even mention that a store near me is clearly using abusing the TFW program because they refuse to pay little more than minimum wage in a high cost of living area (also you won't get benefits and you'll only be part-time) because the fascists and right-wingers will jump in to say it's about immigration and white replacement.

No, it's because rich white people want to hoard even more money and found an intentional loophole to both make more money (via paying employees less) and also have more power over employees, employees who may or may not know Canadian employment laws (or safety laws) and even if they do, don't have the ability or support to try to hold the company accountable.

You can absolutely criticize the federal government for keeping the loophole open but it predates Trudeau by decades and it was Harper who both expanded the program and added a way for companies to fast-track TFWs. It was also under Harper that companies started firing Canadians (or not hiring them) and then requesting permission to mass-hire TFWs instead.

But the way the right wing talks, you would think Trudeau started this whole thing and the poor multi-million and multi-billion dollar companies are being taken advantage of. Also that housing prices, lack of new developments, and zoning issues started with Trudeau and are the fault of mass-immigration he has a boner for instead of being an issue for decades and experts warning this would happen if governments didn't act ASAP.

Instead the neolibs and cons kept cutting back and kicking that can down the road, a can that started being kicked by Mulroney and the Conservative Party.

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ive always wondered what the rest of the world thinks about Panem. do they know anything about the Hunger Games? do they willingly sit by and allow it or are they helpless? just watching on in horror?

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sometimes I forget how homophobic like 95% of pakistanis are

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I want to be rich enough to afford my own business, then live off that so I don't have to work for anyone else and can make my job meet my own needs/comfort that other jobs cannot. getting and keeping a job as an neurodivergent and/or disabled person in a neurotypical and ableist society is so frustrating and overwhelming. they refuse to meet your needs, accommodate you, blame you for your struggles, and are hardly ever accepting, because you're a "burden" to them and don't meet their ridiculous expectations so you get rejected or fired! the only choice is to do it yourself!!!!! but even starting/running businesses seems to be greatly gatekept by them too 😭

one problem is that it seems only people who are already rich can start their own physical business, in this world today. only people who don't really need to work because they're born into money can make money off their own work. then they call it hard work and pulling their boot straps or whatever 🙄 so they just hire others to do all the work for them and take most the profits. then tah-dah, they have a successful business and only had to tell some people what to do and let them all do the rest for them. I can't afford anything that goes into my own business, especially the physical shop and hired help. my living situation makes it difficult to work from home because I live in a walk-in closet sized room with the entirety of my belongings squished into the small space. i'm trying my best to make things to cell (currently stickers, art prints, 3d anime/video game figures, etc) but it's so difficult and stressful.

or alternatively, get lucky, or have social skills and spoons, to get popular enough online so you can start online first or even full time. you usually have to be super social and interesting online to gain a following who supports you and becomes your fan. not everyone is lucky to have an enticing personality (I barely have one at all 😔) and the spoons to consistently keep up with the demand to keep people interested and continuously supportive. most people online treat it all as a competition and won't help others. they refuse to share your stuff or give advice or work together. they just care about themselves and their business.

the only real advice I got is "be consistent," which i'm sure any chronically ill, disabled, or ND person knows that's basically impossible. some days are good, some weeks are horrible and you can't do anything. that's why i'd work better with a team of others so we can fill each others gaps and stay seemingly consistent, if that makes sense. if there's multiple of us, at least one of us should have the spoons to keep things going! right???? but most online businesses are single-person run and they don't want to share and split anything, even if it's just a small collab for fun (I experienced first hand how gross fellow creaters can be to each other because they treat it as a competition instead of a collab and opportunity to enjoy working together and boost each other up. I will never forgive the bts fanart community for how snobby, childish, and bullying many of the "bigger" were behind closed doors! and smaller ones that licked their boots! ive also heard similar stories about other communities and places, like twitch, youtube, etc.)

then there's the whole business managing thing and promoting and all that. i'm a nobody on the internet, so even if I did online business only to start, no one will notice me or help! (I've actually tried before multiple times in the last almost decade and sold nothing but still struggled to keep up 😅) i barely have the executive functioning spoons to take a shower more than once a week 😭 running a business all alone with all the factors pitted against me? how! i can't hire help if no one pays me lmao

when i've asked for help before, even just asking friends to share my stuff, I get slapped with the whole "stop caring what people think about your work/numbers aren't important/do it because you want to and enjoy it/etc" and that's so insulting because it makes me feel like they're trying to say my work is horrible and worthless and I don't deserve to live off my hard work!!!!! (I'm no longer friends with these people)

what it comes down to is, I always feel like my only choice to actually work and possibly afford to survive is to start my own business????? I can't live off my parents forever and part time minimum wage jobs that I could *maybe* get (even if I was rejected from 200 of them in 2 months...) including the one I fo now are so painful, boring, unfulfilling, and/or stressful and not worth it! but no one will hire me for anything better because no experience and you need experience to get experience. or you need a degree and need money to get a degree but need degree to make money. and it's a whole paradox that is impossible for someone like me to get through. I get rejected at every interview for being autistic. i'm burnt out trying. I feel like i'm at a dead end and don't know what i'm supposed to do?

do any other autistic/ND/disabled people feel the same way?

I usually get told to "wait and it will happen one day" but this is life we are talking about!!! life doesnt wait!!!!! i'm not a teen/20s with ~my whole life ahead of me~ i'm getting older fast and have zero openings or paths that I can take alone. I know my disabled limits and it means I can't just make things happen like other people. I can't live independently or get a normal job, etc. I cant wait around forever and hope I get lucky. i've never experienced any luck so I don't believe it will help me. so I put in what work i'm capable off all the time instead of waiting, but see no useful results. I do my best despite what people on the outside see and tell me (I'm so fucking tired of hearing i'm Not Trying, Giving Up Too Easily, Being Too Negative, Refusing To Leave My Confort Zone, Not Believing In Myself and etc. it's NOT true. I don't care if that's how it looks. being disabled is NOT those things!!!! just because normal daily things takes more spoons and energy and effort for me than you, I need more help, and I dont have the ability to physically or mentally do certain things, (which means doing things beyond that is nearly impossible in most cases,) doesn't mean Those Things. no one understands how hard I try, how much I struggle, and how frustrating it is for it to all crash down, never work, and not matter. only very few people in similar situations understand and don't try to push me. I NEED SUPPORT not someone to remind me of how much I fail because I can't meet NT and abled expectations and do things THEIR way!

anyway, I fell into huge rant....is it possible for us to come together and make a ND/disabled-led business and only hire others like us? that would be cool and helpful. if I could start my own business, I want it to be mostly friendly/inclusive/accommodating to ND/disabled people. NTs/ableds have to follow our "rules" for once. a safe business/work space made for us, by us. it would be hard, but so beneficial to those involved 😭

[parasolids]

being indian diaspora is stupid because americans think you’re weird cringe and stupid but on the other hand indians think you’re weird cringe and stupid

[bloodyarson]

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[tiredsystem-r-us]

Also like the us government? Sucks. Complete bullshit. We have to worry about things our great grandmothers fought for us not to worry about. That our grandmas didn’t have to worry about. But now it’s reversed. Back to pre-civil war era laws. Complete bullshit. How the fuck do we undo this? It’s so goddamn hard.

Plus the fact that George Washington, the founder of fucking the us of a, was against political parties, because he knew they’d just keep undoing each other? That it’s never be properly for the people because of the party system? So he actively tried to pair people who didn’t get along great in their political viewpoints together so as to force them to compromise (in theory) and try to prevent the political system we have seen today now? Fucking damn - for a man so many problematic people look up to in this country’s history, they sure do ignore that part of it; people sure do pick and choose things that benefit them personally in todays society, huh? Fucking irritating. I low key very high key just want to chill in small villages theatre also like, progressed technologically and are just casual and everyone’s chill with everyone like you see in some fairytale kids books. Like I know it never existed, but man do I wish it did so I could just be like ‘uh yes, let’s do this again, hm? That was cool’

being so fr when I say that transmisogyny has put feminism back like 50 years

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Yes, Indians require a Canadian visitor visa to visit Canada for tourism purposes. To apply for a Canadian visitor visa, Indian citizens must first determine whether they are meeting Canada visitor visa requirements. If yes, then submit a complete application with all the supporting documents and pay the appropriate visa application fee.

All the supporting documents, for a Canadian visitor visa From India such as employment, property, or family ties, travel history, accommodation details, evidence of sufficient funds to support the travel, and a letter of invitation, Indians are required to attend a biometric at the VFS Centre for Canada visitor visa application (Canada Tourist visa as well).

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The Canada visitor visa processing time shows you how long it took IRCC to process most complete applications in the past. The Canada visitor visa processing time starts the day you pay the Canada tourist visa application fee with Biometric and when the CIC finalizes the decision on your Canada visitor visa.

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The application processing time for a Canada visitor visa from India may take several weeks or even months, so it's advisable to apply well before your planned travel dates. Once your application is approved, you will receive a visitor visa in your passport, which will allow you to enter Canada for a specified period of time.Visa applicationCost in CAD $cost in Indian Rs. (If 1 CAD = Rs. 60) Canada Tourist visa fees$100  Rs. 6000Canada Visitor visa  fees $100 Rs. 6000Biometric fees for single applicant $85  Rs. 5100Biometric fees for family  application $170 Rs. 10,200

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To apply for a Canada Visitor visa, you need to meet the following Canada visitor visa requirements. 1) A valid passport: You must have a valid passport that does not expire for at least six months after your planned departure from Canada. 2) Completed application form: You need to complete an online application form for a Canada tourist visa and pay the application fee. 3) Proof of financial support: You must provide evidence that you have enough funds to cover your travel expenses while in Canada, such as bank statements, pay stubs, or a letter from your employer. 4) Travel itinerary: It is advisable to provide a proposed travel itinerary, intended dates of arrival and departure, as well as any planned activities or destinations. 5) Letter of invitation (if applicable): If you have been invited to visit Canada by a friend or family member, they may need to provide a letter of invitation. 6) Biometric information: Indian citizens are required to provide biometric information, including fingerprints and a photograph. 7) Strong home ties: One of the crucial requirements for a Canada visitor visa, you must demonstrate strong ties to your home country, such as family, employment, or property ownership, to establish that you have reasons to return after your visit to Canada. Having strong home ties can help reassure Canadian visa officers that the applicant intends to return home after they visit Canada and is not likely to overstay their authorized stay. 8) Purpose of visit: It is an essential requirement to apply for a Canada visitor visa; All the Applicants must include a detailed explanation of the purpose of their visit to Canada, whether it's for tourism, visiting family or friends, attending business meetings, or participating in other temporary activities. 9) Medical examination (if applicable): Sometimes, you may need to undergo a medical examination before your visa application is approved. It is important to note that meeting the Canada visitor visa requirements does not guarantee that your visa application will be approved. The final decision on granting a visa rests with the Canadian visa officer. Still, if you have any queries regarding Canada visitor visas, please consult with our Canadian visitor visa consultants at 750-383-2132/ 928 928 9006/ 928 928 9007 for case-specific queries. 

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The Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) is a powerful tool for doctors seeking permanent residency (PR) in Canada. Each Canadian province and territory manages its own PNP, allowing it to target specific professions in demand, including medical professionals. By participating in PNPs, doctors can streamline their immigration process, fill critical healthcare gaps, and establish their careers in regions that require their expertise.

1. Provincial Priority for Healthcare Professionals

Many PNPs have specific streams or categories dedicated to healthcare workers, including doctors. Provinces like Ontario, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, and Nova Scotia often have medical professions on their in-demand occupation lists. This prioritization means doctors have a higher likelihood of receiving a nomination, which accelerates their path to Canada PR.

Targeted Occupation Streams: Provinces use data on healthcare shortages to create streams specifically targeting doctors and other healthcare professionals, ensuring they meet local healthcare demands.

Direct Path to PR: A nomination from a province adds 600 CRS points to an applicant’s Express Entry Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score, almost guaranteeing an invitation to apply for PR in subsequent Express Entry draws.

2. Aligned with Express Entry

Many PNPs are aligned with the federal Express Entry system, allowing doctors to maximize their chances for selection. Through an Express Entry-aligned PNP stream, provinces can nominate doctors directly, greatly boosting their CRS score. For those who have already submitted an Express Entry profile, a provincial nomination can effectively secure an invitation to apply for PR.

Increased CRS Points: A PNP nomination provides a substantial CRS score boost, which is especially beneficial for doctors with lower CRS scores.

Faster PR Process: Express Entry-aligned PNP streams reduce processing times for doctors, who can often expect faster application handling compared to standalone PR applications.

3. Specialized Pathways and Flexibility

Some provinces, like British Columbia and Saskatchewan, have unique healthcare-focused streams under their PNPs. These pathways cater specifically to medical professionals, making it easier for doctors to qualify even if they do not meet the exact criteria of general Express Entry streams.

Health-Specific Categories: Provinces may offer categories exclusively for healthcare workers, ensuring a streamlined application for doctors.

Job Offers and Community Support: In regions where job offers are required, PNPs facilitate connections between doctors and healthcare institutions in need, offering additional support for integration into local communities.

Conclusion

For doctors aiming for PR in Canada, the Provincial Nominee Program offers a pathway that aligns well with both career goals and immigration success. With healthcare-specific streams, high CRS boosts, and direct ties to provincial demand, PNPs provide doctors with an efficient route to Canada PR and long-term opportunities to contribute to Canada’s healthcare system.

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How to Get a Job in Canada from India: A Comprehensive Guide

Canada is a dream destination for many professionals from India, thanks to its high-quality life, diverse work opportunities, and immigration-friendly policies. If you're wondering how to get a job in Canada from India, you're not alone. In this guide, we'll walk you through the essential steps to make your Canadian job search successful.

1. Research the Canadian Job Market

Before applying for jobs, it's crucial to understand the Canadian job market. Look for industries that are in demand for foreign workers. Healthcare, IT, engineering, and finance are often popular sectors. Understanding this will help you find a job in Canada for Indian professionals that aligns with your skills.

2. Build a Canadian-Style Resume

A Canadian resume is different from Indian resumes in format and length. In Canada, resumes are usually one or two pages and focus on achievements. Make sure to tailor your resume for each job application, as this will increase your chances of landing a job in Canada from India.

3. Use Job Portals and Networking

Websites like Indeed Canada, LinkedIn, and Glassdoor are great places to start your job search. Canadian employers often hire through these portals. Networking is also key to finding a job in Canada for Indian candidates. Use LinkedIn to connect with industry professionals in Canada and attend virtual job fairs.

4. Apply for a Job with a Work Permit

If you’re wondering how to apply for a job in Canada from India, it’s essential to know that securing a job offer can help you obtain a Canadian work permit. Once you have a job offer, the employer may need to provide an LMIA (Labour Market Impact Assessment), which shows that no Canadian workers are available for the position. After that, you can apply for a work permit to legally work in Canada.

5. Explore Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs)

Canadian provinces have specific job demands, and the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) allows provinces to nominate workers who meet their needs. Applying through a PNP can make it easier to get a job in Canada from India and may even speed up your permanent residency application.

6. Improve Your Language Skills

Fluency in English (or French in some provinces) is essential when applying for a job in Canada from India   . Strong communication skills increase your employability and make you more competitive in the Canadian job market.

Conclusion

Getting a job in Canada for Indian professionals may seem challenging, but with the right approach and preparation, it’s entirely achievable. By following these steps, you can confidently apply for a job in Canada from India and start your journey toward a fulfilling career abroad.

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