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PartySick
28 minutes ago, En_Sabah_Nur said:

They can - TBH!  :tea:

 

Then they can have Trump as their president and we can have Hillary. Everyone wins :applause:

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Except for women, Muslims, and Mexicans living in Texas :emma:

Pretty sure @Morphine Prince lives there though so...that's unfortunate :ohno:

25 minutes ago, Economy said:

Maybe economic misery is key to make someone not wanna leave :emma: 

Starve them until they come crawling back. Genius :usrs:

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DeanWinchester
1 hour ago, thierryrreiht said:

Tbh Quebec is not strong and stable enough to separate. Honestly those who still believe in separation need to let it go, big time.

Before you ask, I'm a Francophone from South-shore Montreal

EDIT: besides, with so many cultural diversities in Quebec now, to separate would be a immigrant-repellant action. Bad idea. We're not Trump's America.

 

This tbh. Although I must say they preserved their french culture pretty well. Montreal and Quebec are so beautiful whenever I go back to Toronto, I find T.O. so ****ing bland and without identity. :deadbanana:

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SirLudicopro

I can't at y'all saying Quebec is just following the UK, our first referendum regarding this issue was in 1980 :saladga:

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JevyDuty
2 minutes ago, SirLudicopro said:

I can't at y'all saying Quebec is just following the UK, our first referendum regarding this issue was in 1980 :saladga:

Agreed but the UK situation did rekindle the fight in your independence movement. Anywho, what would Canada do if Quebec really tried to leave?

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SirLudicopro
Just now, Larry Hill said:

Agreed but the UK situation did rekindle the fight in your independence movement. Anywho, what would Canada do if Quebec really tried to leave?

To be honest I really haven't heard anyone talk about our independence more than before since the whole UK thing :huh: Maybe it's just me tho

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Goosey

Sorry, it's not happening. Especially not with a Trudeau in power.

"I am trying to put Quebec in its place — and the place of Quebec is in Canada."

Quebec is our land, we won it from the French at the Plains of Abraham.

If they want to separate, they'll have to deal with this:

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"I am the world's greatest person that does not want to let people into the country."—US President Donald J. Trump
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Poissonche
19 minutes ago, Goosey said:

Sorry, it's not happening. Especially not with a Trudeau in power.

"I am trying to put Quebec in its place — and the place of Quebec is in Canada."

Quebec is our land, we won it from the French at the Plains of Abraham.

If they want to separate, they'll have to deal with this:

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Goosey
1 minute ago, Poissonche said:

:neyde:

It's true though. They're not going to tolerate the country being physically split. Too many economic and security problems to allow it.

I would send in the troops as well.

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Poissonche
1 minute ago, Goosey said:

It's true though. They're not going to tolerate the country being physically split. Too many economic and security problems to allow it.

I would send in the troops as well.

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Economy
2 hours ago, PartySick said:

Then they can have Trump as their president and we can have Hillary. Everyone wins :applause:

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Except for women, Muslims, and Mexicans living in Texas

Pretty sure @Morphine Prince lives there though so...that's unfortunate :ohno:

Starve them until they come crawling back. Genius :usrs:

Or maybe stop giving them $10 Billion a year in aid :emma: 

 

Here in Canada we have this equalization program where Provinces that are economically below National average get money transfers and population is also added in the formula

 

Quebec is the biggest receiver of that aid 💲💲💲💲💲

 

actually all Provinces that receive this are in the Eastern half of the Country

 

Canada has this thing where further west you go the richer it is and further east you go to Atlantic the poorer it is :air: 

 

maybe crash in resource prices will rebalance that since Western Canada is in decline cuz of it :awkney: 

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TiphEret

I understand why some wants it but I don't really see the practicality of it honestly, what is going to bring to Quebec? Sure more freedom regarding their own finances and laws but they already have so much. For example most laws in the rest of Canada are based on English law system while in Quebec it's based on the French one. I think it's fine make more bills to give them more say and independence but why split? Also it kind of negate the fact that you do have Quebecers that are Anglophone, it's not that simple. 

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TiphEret
2 hours ago, Goosey said:

Sorry, it's not happening. Especially not with a Trudeau in power.

"I am trying to put Quebec in its place — and the place of Quebec is in Canada."

Quebec is our land, we won it from the French at the Plains of Abraham.

If they want to separate, they'll have to deal with this:

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You need to stop with your obsession with guns and weapons Goosey, your mom is worried about you!

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PartySick
5 minutes ago, Economy said:

Or maybe stop giving them $10 Billion a year in aid :emma: 

 

Here in Canada we have this equalization program where Provinces that are economically below National average get money transfers and population is also added in the formula

 

Quebec is the biggest receiver of that aid 💲💲💲💲💲

 

actually all Provinces that receive this are in the Eastern half of the Country

 

Canada has this thing where further west you go the richer it is and further east you go to Atlantic the poorer it is :air: 

 

maybe crash in resource prices will rebalance that since Western Canada is in decline cuz of it :awkney: 

I see...

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Jk, I actually understood this time, I just have nothing else to say :emma:

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PartySick
1 hour ago, Goosey said:

It's true though. They're not going to tolerate the country being physically split. Too many economic and security problems to allow it.

I would send in the troops as well.

Yes that's exactly how you convince someone to stay in the country :awkney:

Send the military to occupy their borders :awkney:

I thought Canadians were supposed to be all aboot love, togetherness, and maple syrup :rip: you definitely belong here in the States, friend lol.

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2 hours ago, Larry Hill said:

Agreed but the UK situation did rekindle the fight in your independence movement. Anywho, what would Canada do if Quebec really tried to leave?

 

2 hours ago, SirLudicopro said:

To be honest I really haven't heard anyone talk about our independence more than before since the whole UK thing :huh: Maybe it's just me tho

What the article is talking about is more about passionate seperatists getting hopes rekindled, not that the general population is heavily considering it, at least yet

 

Also where do you live? Montreal has always had fewer people in favor of seperating than the rest of Quebec maybe because its more diverse

 

As for your Question Larry Hill we did allow 2 referendums in the past that failed im sure we would have respected. The last one was very close with 49% in favor of leaving

 

But Quebec has about 1/4 of Canadas Population, 22% of GDP, and if it left the Countries land mass would be split with no direct access to Atlantic Canada

 

Economically speaking this would be a huge blow. 

 

Even tho Quebec is considered a "Have Not" Province and drains the Federal Government of $10 Billion annually in Equalization payments, were still better off if they stayed! So im sure Canada would do everything to try and talk them out of it

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