Don't you hate how making one little criticism about immigrants suddenly makes you racist?

When you put "this should be interesting" shows me that whatever I say you're going to go in reading it in attack mode. But either way...

I've heard it quite a few times. I'll give an example. Just last week I was at the store and they were playing Christmas music. I heard an immigrant couple (I could tell from their accents) complain about why they were being forced to listen to listen to it because they don't celebrate it. I'm not going to go to Mexico and complain about their celebration of Day of the Dead. I can either choose to celebrate myself or don't complain about it when it was me who chose to go there.

You are 100% correct about indigenous languages, but that exactly proves my point. When the English and French came, they didn't learn any indigenous languages. It's not racist to call it out because it's true. However, when immigrants come to Canada and don't speak any indigenous languages, it's racist to call them out just because they're immigrants. As Canada's population gets bigger, the number of people who speak native languages declines. We've rightfully spent a lot of money trying to preserve it. Even the amount of English and French speakers has declined. I mean how can someone say not learning indigenous languages is racism, but be okay with immigrants not doing it?

How many times have you heard someone say "I went to (enter country here), they don't even speak English?". There is so much entitlement with that statement. It's up to that person to adapt, not for them to complain about it because everyone else isn't doing it to them.

I personally don't care if someone decides to speak their own language in Canada, but don't call other people ignorant if people don't feel that way.
I wouldn't walk up to a Mosque and start preaching Catholicism.

Also, they weren't French "settlers". They raped and murdered just like the English did. This is why the overwhelming majority of indigenous tribes oppose Quebec separation.

By flaws I mean stereotypes that we have. Every race has a stereotype that goes against them and we often use them toward one another.

I'm from Toronto. 51% of the population here weren't born in the country. It's very diverse. The population in general has doubled in the last 30 years. Most immigrants are cool with Canada, but there are a few people who openly criticize it. For example, one of the leaders of Black Lives Matter Toronto is a black woman who was born in Somalia. She said Canada is racist because she never experienced racism until she came here. Funny how she never noticed it until she became a minority.

Why not? I never singled out a specific race nor did I mention what the flaws were. Just like people, no race is perfect.

This is the scary part:

The connection between crime and ethnicity has become a hot-button issue in Sweden in recent years. The most recent mapping of migrant crime was carried out in 2005; afterwards, the practice of recording the race or ethnicity of convicted criminals was discontinued for 'ethical reasons'.

Pretty much. I'm neither liberal or conservative and I've noticed that.