Reddit Post under R/Delhi breaks the debate by challenging the common belief that the transition abroad – especially to Western countries like Canada – causes superior quality of life. After spending almost three years in Canada, the author of the paper claims that he has experienced enough economic, social and health problems to conclude that Delhi is now a better place to live.
“My experience with life abroad after life in Delhi for 22 years and why I think it is a bad idea,” the user begins, creating a combat tone against the prevailing ideas of the West. They share detailed knowledge, starting with what they call “civic meaning”, point to the “growing population of homeless people in the West”, which represents security risks in apartment buildings with “without security cameras or staff at lower costs”.
The user also deals with racism and mentioned that “they used to be, almost consistently, gained side eyes and strange views of white people,” and claims that discrimination from “older Indian immigrants who want to deport young blood from the West”.
Furthermore, the contribution uses Jibe on work occasions and refutes the idea that upgrade skills guarantee success. The author believes that “white people and other older immigrants will try not to let you succeed in any effort” and warn that so -called career advisors often push newcomers to “force abroad because they will take a mountain of debt”.
The solution of the misconception that Canada is always better, the user insists that people have to “think of themselves and not to leave anyone who did not live in place, tells you how star is.” They emphasize the “tank economies” where fasting the cost of “food and rent” in West Draning sources quickly.
Despite the fact that “the West is generally safer for all, especially women”, the user quotes crime and the lenient “policy of catching and relaxing in most countries” as the main shortcomings. They share a particular case of a neighbor who “once stabbed a guy in his apartment … was next morning out.”
Finally, the user criticizes emergency medical care in the West and cites the “stunning lack of doctors” and costly ambulances. They visit: “For all their mistakes, Delhi is at least a better place to live.”
Community reaction
Several users rang. One commentator called the post “Oteaner of the Eyes”, especially when it comes to civic meaning and law and order. Another statement of older immigrants may be “prick”, sharing that a friend “hires!
Another user joked: “Canada is a mini India… You just compare one India with another Western modern India,” he adds that in New Zealand many of these problems “do not exist or is a very small percentage”.
Another voice argued: “Canada has changed over the last 5 years.
