Jump to content
Mayhem Requiem
politics

Seperation From Canada... 50% of Alberta Supports It


Economy

Featured Posts

Henri Bardot
3 hours ago, Curunir said:

 

Yeah, separation's not happening. You saw how that went for Catalonia.

Scotland on the other hand might be in a different situation after (or if) Brexit happens, but in the short term it really wouldn't benefit them to leave the UK, speaking mostly from an economic point of view.

Spain is a mess. 

They don't even have a proper government rn. Now imagine them handling a province getting independent lol. 

Franco really made the country stay the past. 

pooiota
Link to post
Share on other sites

Henri Bardot
16 minutes ago, Queenofpeace said:

not you supporting Franco right now . :saladga: that guy killed millions of innocent spanish during the civil war and on his long dictatorship reign

You didn't understand my comment. Franco is responsible for the mess Spain is nowadays, that's what I meant. 

Imagine; while Western Europe was democratic and progressing, Spain remained as a fascist nation for 35 years. 

No progress whatsoever. 

pooiota
Link to post
Share on other sites

Woolfsmck
6 hours ago, Economy said:

So much talks of seperation everywhere lol

 

In the US isn't it Texas that sometimes feels that way?

Yeah , Old ass Texans talk like the State should be its own country … but the US is too global and splitting up isn't realistic...

Its more like right wing and left wing ideologies clashing than any real substance 

like a cat in a sil, I observe life, moving and still. My words give a clue,look inside to see whats true
Link to post
Share on other sites

Economy
6 minutes ago, Woolfsmck said:

Yeah , Old ass Texans talk like the State should be its own country … but the US is too global and splitting up isn't realistic...

Its more like right wing and left wing ideologies clashing than any real substance 

Same with Canada

 

Alberta and Saskatchewan very Conservative and there's disputes not only on things like tax rates and socialist redistribution but also stuff on regulations especially for energy industry is a big issue

 

Quebec and British Columbia are very Left Wing and British Columbia always has fights with Alberta cuz they share a border but are polar opposites in politics

 

Of the 5 most populated Provinces only Ontario (the most populated is a swing Province)

 

BC: almost always votes Liberal or NDP but never Conservative

Alberta: Always Conservative

Saskatchewan: Always Conservative

Quebec: Almost Always Liberal 

Ontario: Swing Province

 

Considering the rest of the Provinces are too small to have a major impact on elections... My Province Ontario pretty much determines who wins most of the time :shrug:

 

The other Provinces merely impact whether it's a majority government or a minority government but usually whatever Ontario votes for wins

Link to post
Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

×
×
  • Create New...