[Marc01]

Pimpbrewski Pimpbrewski:

Buzz off.

I may not agree with this thread, even as a Quebecer, but at least I am able to differentiate between the comments of a few separatists and an entire population of 6 million plus. It seems as though that any controversial comments made by 2 or 3 separatists always manage to make the headlines. Therefore reflecting as a whole on the entire province. But any intelligent human being should be able to know that there are separatist in QC, but should also know that there is such a thing as Federalism as well.

By the way, nice avatar... not.

Les souverainistes ne se tiennent pas sur les forums "canadians", c'est pour ça que le peu qui viennent attirent l'attention. Cela ne fait pas de nous des marginaux au Québec, loin de là. Nous sommes une force politique très importante, une force politique qui continuera de faire entendre sa voix jusqu'au jour de la victoire.

[Marc01]

snuggles61 snuggles61:

My closing comment in this matter is addressed to Marc here and you'd be wise to take it to heart,should Quebec separate(which will never happen)I'd say in three years max you'll have an economy as prosperous as maybe Somalia,and don't bother responding to this in French,I'd learn to speak Chinese before French.

La peur est évidemment l'argument principal des fédéralistes, et depuis au moins 30 ans. On est placé entre 1, l'amour de notre pays, le Québec, et 2, la peur des représailles si on quitte le Canada.

Un mariage qui dure à cause de la peur, vous trouvez ça sain vous ?

Heureusement que ces peurs ne sont pas justifiées, et c'est pourquoi on sera éventuellement un pays.

[Benoit]

snuggles61 snuggles61:

Benoit Benoit:

Mustang1 Mustang1:

I guess you've been so indoctrinated to your sorry cult that you forgot the fact that you keep losing plebiscites!!! Hey, don't let objective fact ruin your day, bigot, you've got a lifetime to live in Separatist Wonderland

The last referendum was stolen though.

The last referendum was mind-blowing,watching all these grown adults crying like little babies because they lost,then as if that wasn't enough they took to the streets venting their anger,giving the rest of Canada a good laugh.

The last referendum was mind-blowing, watching all these grown adults crying like little babies "Quebec we love you".

http://www.cbc.ca/breakingpoint/chapter8_8.shtml

[Tman1]

kenmore kenmore:

Ottawa will never get rid of the French Language.. it is entrenched in the constitution... and is the mother tongue of the founding nation... (after the first nations peoples) Quebec is Canada .. it created Canada and is a integral part of Canada.. always will be..

Quebec isn't Canada. It may have been the first to be called that but it isn't Canada and it also didn't create Canada, it played its part like any other but I like how you omit the key components, the Royalists and English who were living in Newfoundland way before the French. Why single them out as non-significant in the creation of Canada? Because they weren't called Canadians first? wow. Separatists aren't the only delusionals.

[Benoit]

Tman1 Tman1:

kenmore kenmore:

Ottawa will never get rid of the French Language.. it is entrenched in the constitution... and is the mother tongue of the founding nation... (after the first nations peoples) Quebec is Canada .. it created Canada and is a integral part of Canada.. always will be..

Quebec isn't Canada. It may have been the first to be called that but it isn't Canada and it also didn't create Canada, it played its part like any other but I like how you omit the key components, the Royalists and English who were living in Newfoundland way before the French. Why single them out as non-significant in the creation of Canada? Because they weren't called Canadians first? wow. Separatists aren't the only delusionals.

Quebec played an essential part in Canada unlike any other. In fact, without les Canadiens, Canada would be part of the USA since 1775.

http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/mon ... nada/53433

[Tman1]

Not even what I am arguing about but wow, I didn't know that...

[Arctic_Menace]

Benoit Benoit:

The last referendum was mind-blowing, watching all these grown adults crying like little babies "Quebec we love you".

http://www.cbc.ca/breakingpoint/chapter8_8.shtml

Except for one thing...That site is bullshit. I could tell once I came across this little tidbit...

$1:

"When you ask the question of people where were you when Kennedy was shot? Or, where were you at nine-eleven? You can add into that the question of were you there at the unity rally? And those people were there found that that was a memory that rates right up there with, with the best things that ever happened to them in their life." - Frank McKenna, Premier of New Brunswick (1995)

9/11 happened on September the Eleventh, 2001. Not in 1995...It hadn't even happened yet, so waht exactly is Frank talking about?

Something seems fishy...

[Benoit]

Tman1 Tman1:

Not even what I am arguing about but wow, I didn't know that...

Because of what happened in 1755 in Montreal, Quebec has a life or death right over Canada.

[Arctic_Menace]

so because Montrealers were complacent toward their American oppressors, they somehow saved Canada?

[Benoit]

Arctic_Menace Arctic_Menace:

so because Montrealers were complacent toward their American oppressors, they somehow saved Canada?

Watch your premise.

[Arctic_Menace]

Well then by all means, clarify it for me...How do thousands of "Proud Quebecois" somehow save Canada by pretty much capitulating to American occupation and being indifferent to it?

As far as I can tell, Montrealers were like: "Huh? Americans are here? Pfft, whatever."

[Benoit]

Arctic_Menace Arctic_Menace:

Well then by all means, clarify it for me...How do thousands of "Proud Quebecois" somehow save Canada by pretty much capitulating to American occupation and being indifferent to it?

As far as I can tell, Montrealers were like: "Huh? Americans are here? Pfft, whatever."

The Canadiens rejected what Americans had to propose.

[Arctic_Menace]

That doesn't distract me from the fact that you still rolled over and let them in. You were just indifferent.

[Benoit]

Arctic_Menace Arctic_Menace:

That doesn't distract me from the fact that you still rolled over and let them in. You were just indifferent.

We were polite with our neighbor.

[Arctic_Menace]

Wait a minute...

First you say this:

$1:

Because of what happened in 1755 in Montreal, Quebec has a life or death right over Canada.

And then you said this:

$1:

The Canadiens rejected what Americans had to propose.

And now you're saying that you were being polite? Bullshit. Montrealers weren't polite at all. They were completely indifferent to everything. They were just like: "oh, look...new English masters". And Montrealers rejected everything the Americans tried to impose on them. How is that being polite?

Another thing; so you were polite with America, but not with the rest of Canada? And for what? Being English? What a bunch of fucking hypocrites!!!