BaiNongMin

I have some issues with this documentary film maker. Firstly, we need to stop appealing to min wage workers as if they have the means to buy houses. They don't that's why they work for min wage, theyre literally not worth anything more than what they get paid. Many of these min wage workers are immigrants whom the government seems dead set on importing on a large scale, which is painfully stupid seeing is how automation will slowly/ pretty quickly take the majority of these min wage service jobs. Infuriatingly enough the new arrivals are gobbling up a huge portion of our welfare system and will only continue to do so after the min wage jobs disappear. Secondly, our industries are not "gone", the government simply put a halt on them due to green energy concepts and government subsidies to those projects. Of course businesses don't want to invest in BC its too risky, they would much rather go to Saskatchewan. Especially since they are taxing those businesses to death with all this CO2 taxes and commercial taxes that kill jobs. Ive also hard of a movement tax soon to be implemented by the government that will tax people based on the amount of KMs you drive, ridiculous. Lastly, racism is the most ridiculous argument I have ever heard. Its not racist to realize the majority of the buyers market is money coming from a communist nation with money that they aren't able to trace all the way back to its origin. Somehow single mothers are the principle buyer with no income of multi million dollar homes? obviously there is corruption, just look at the amount of Chinese only real estate agents that have flooded the market, they only deal with their own. Failure to see this and shutting down the conversation with shouts of racism is counter productive. Thoughts?