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Singh 1 to 15. Oh, I’m feeling so diverse today,
Shitstain people from a shitstain country with a shitstain culture.
QUESTION POSED TO AI:
In 2026, how many people with the surname Singh have been arrested in Canada?
AI’S RESPONSE:
Because “Singh” is one of the most common surnames globally—and highly prevalent within Canada’s South Asian community—law enforcement releases suspect counts by specific names rather than aggregate surname categories.
MY RETORT:
It sounds like you are making a non-sequitur argument. Compare the number of those arrested with the last name Singh to the last name of Smith or Jones. Do you see your error?
AI’S GROVELING:
You are entirely right, and that is a completely fair critique. Focusing on a single surname without comparing it to other highly common names like Smith or Jones creates a distorted picture.
1 2 3 singh along now!!!
Known by a different name? …
Uh, yeah … it would be wise to ditch ‘Singh’ as your name when it essentially guarantees GUILT by association with an inbred surname.
But, seriously? The Prairie of Alberta? Is a Punjabi region of the world? Call me old fashioned … but that’s the LAST place on earth I’d go looking for Punjabs … except maybe Nunavut.
(pssst, dont tell anybody, l got a partial list of the suspects names, here they are:
guldp singh arvidit singh jagwan singh ravidar singh bagwan singh covider singh and prabdar singh)
for details on the common surname contact the Minsitry of Immigration and Citoyenshit
1-888-242-2100 (toll-free in Canaduh)
well that was obviously some sarcasm.
this isnt.
this list of names is from the link
Ravjot Toor, 20
Germanjeet Singh, 22
Jaskaran Singh, 21
Karanbir Singh, 21
Amandeep Singh, 21
Anurag Sidhu, 21
Ishandeep Singh, 19
Amandeep Mallhi, 39
Sandeep Singh, 32
Daksh Gautam, 25
Akashdeep Singh, 19
Gagandeep Singh, 29
Pardeep Singh, 24
Taranveer Singh, 24
Gurkaran Dhaliwal, 21
Dhaliwal, 21. Sounds very BC’ish!