Quebec Sovereignty is not dead say new Bloc leader

[B00Mer]

 

[petros]

They way that guy smokes western canada will be funding his chemo within 5 years.

 

[taxslave]

He is right Canada does not send Quebec a cheque. The west does.
When Quebec leaves we can dispense with two wastes of money. Equalization payments and french on everything.
It would be a nice xmas present to taxpayers.

 

[B00Mer]

It kinda makes you wonder if Canada will exsist in 20 years..

Quebec leaving

Alberta leaving

... anyone else?

 

[Durry]

Canada and specifically Alberta would be better off if Quebec left Canada.

So my take is,,,, Quebec, fk off eh

 

[Cannuck]

Nobody is leaving. You snowflakes can calm down

 

[Curious Cdn]

Quebec Sovereignty is not dead say new Bloc leader

What the feck do you expect?

Geniuses.

 

[B00Mer]

Nobody is leaving. You snowflakes can calm down

What that Trigger?

Famous last words, before we Albertans send you back to Onterrible

 

[Cannuck]

I’d have to be from “Onterrible” in order to go “back”. Not that it matters. There aren’t enough whiny snowflakes in Alberta to separate. You triggered Trumpites will fade away soon enough

 

[Serryah]

All thanks to the Trudeaus. People who do not learn from history, are doomed to repeat it. Under the elder Trudeau, we saw a once united nation nearly fall apart between 1968-83. The PQ took power in Quebec in the 70s, introduced Bill 101, and held a referendum on seperating from Canada in 1980. Meanwhile in Western Canada, the NEP created Western Alienation, and killed off the Liberals chances of ever gaining the most seats in Alberta and Saskatchewan.

Just over 30 years later, the country is move divided than it has been at any point in history. All thanks to Trudeau,

Actually, thanks to the Conservatives, who could not put forward an electable Party Leader.


And thanks to the people who voted for Green and Bloc.


Trudeau had nothing to do with any of it.

 

[Danbones]

Right sock:

Nobody is leaving. You snowflakes can calm down

Left sock:

Quebec Sovereignty is not dead say new Bloc leader
What the feck do you expect?
Geniuses.

 

[Curious Cdn]

Actually, thanks to the Conservatives, who could not put forward an electable Party Leader.
And thanks to the people who voted for Green and Bloc.
Trudeau had nothing to do with any of it.

I'm sure that most Conservatives are quite happy with their choice of party leader. They are so out of touch with the rest of the country that they firmly believe what is good for them is good for the rest of us. They are living in a bubble.

 

[harrylee]

Actually, thanks to the Conservatives, who could not put forward an electable Party Leader.
And thanks to the people who voted for Green and Bloc.
Trudeau had nothing to do with any of it.

I think you are right.....For what Trudeau has pulled the last couple of years, he should have been kicked to the curb big time....but, once again, the Conservatives shot themselves in the foot.
Oh well.I will be dead in a few years, I won't be paying for this mess....lol

 

[Danbones]

They don't need all those people, they get transfer payments...


Quebec gives the impression they would rather stay all quebecish no matter the cost to anyone, even themselves.

 

[Serryah]

Bullshit.

For better or for worse, Canada was far more united from 2006-15, during the Harper Administration, then it has been in the past 50 years. Trudeau managed to divide the country in three years. Daddy would have been proud.

Oh come ON, are you really that blind?

Canada was LESS united under Harper, not more.


If you want to look at the last fifty years as some sort of equalizer for unity, honestly, Harper would not be top of the list. Justin wouldn't be top either. To be honest I don't think any PM in the last fifty would top a list for 'unity'.


But Harper? LOL; that's rich.

 

[pgs]

Oh come ON, are you really that blind?

Canada was LESS united under Harper, not more.


If you want to look at the last fifty years as some sort of equalizer for unity, honestly, Harper would not be top of the list. Justin wouldn't be top either. To be honest I don't think any PM in the last fifty would top a list for 'unity'.


But Harper? LOL; that's rich.

Stop Harper . Look what we stopped . Balanced budgets , economic stability, respect on the world stage . For a nice hair doo .

 

[Twin_Moose]

Oh come ON, are you really that blind?
Canada was LESS united under Harper, not more.
If you want to look at the last fifty years as some sort of equalizer for unity, honestly, Harper would not be top of the list. Justin wouldn't be top either. To be honest I don't think any PM in the last fifty would top a list for 'unity'.
But Harper? LOL; that's rich.

Harper treated every region and persons equally with a little + for Quebec, his downfall was treating the rest of the country and persons as equals to Ont. and Que. He never lost support in the West he lost it in the East.


Just sayin

 

[captain morgan]

You are from Winnipeg?

Having said that, the BQ leader is antagonizing Alberta, and it is a strategy that appears to be working. If Quebec and Western Canada start being outright hostile to each other, it can only benefit the separatists. There was an article in the Calgary Herald, calling out Kenney for not taking the high road, and ignoring the Quebecois pest. His goal is to inflame and divide Canadians, as it will work in his favor, and increase support for his party. It. seems to ahve worked.

This is a blessing in disguise.


Having Que fan the flames of separation will only have a positive impact for the opportunity for the West to leave or big leverage in redesigning the existing relationship

Oh come ON, are you really that blind?

Canada was LESS united under Harper, not more.

Que resurrected the separation party whilst tater tot was in power .


Tell me how Harper created that angst again?

 

[Tecumsehsbones]

Nice to see Albertans saying "Damn it, Quebec is right!"

That's gotta be a first.

 

[captain morgan]

Nice to see Albertans saying "Damn it, Quebec is right!"

That's gotta be a first.

You spent a lot of time up here gauging the situation, huh?