Don't speak to me in french!

Ah le Canada, quel beau pays, un bilinguisme pacificateur, deux peuples fondateurs avec une conquête militaire d'un sur l'autre, que c'est beau. vive le statu quo, la colaboration et la traîtrise!

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[emscollins19]

Je demeure à Toronto mais je suis une anglophone née à Montréal et je parle parfaitement le français puisque j'ai été à l'école française. Je n'aime pas la théorie des 2 peuples fondateurs car elle oublie les PREMIÈRES NATIONS. Le gros problème au Canada est que les anglos ne connaissent pas et ne veulent pas connaître les francos et vice-versa. Les uns associent les autres à des stéréotypes faux. Tout le monde doit avoir plus d'ouverture sur les autres et oublier la généralization.

[timrs2001]

Makes me sad hearing some of those hillbillie's bigotry. I can't speak French but both of my kids are fully bilingual and are in full immersion at school.

[MagnusAtheos1]

@LuckyB1990 Hey! Vive le Quebec Libre LuckyB! I truly hope that someday we both have our own countries! You have the country of Quebec, and we have Canada. We can have our jobs back and be over 2 billion a year richer! We can get on with solving real problems and not be tied up with silly bilingualism issues. We both have the same goal, except let the separation be a TRUE separation. If you need my vote, I'll go over there long enough to cast my "Oui" ballot!

[MagnusAtheos1]

@LuckyB1990 You mean become like the problem it is to Canada? I only mentioned it as an option for Quebec. But it isn't really an option because the Americans would never tolerate the BS that comes with Quebec. They see what a nightmare Quebec has been for Canada.

[MagnusAtheos1]

@LuckyB1990 How can you be a minority in your own country when you don't recognise it as your country in the first place?

[MagnusAtheos1]

@LuckyB1990 There's good and bad in everyone of course, but I totally agree that the both of us being in Canada is not a good thing. This is continuously proven by incidents like French athletes flying the Quebec flag instead of the Canadian flag, and jerks in airplanes suing because someone didn't speak French to them even though they perfectly understood Englinsh and got what they wanted in the end anyway. Quebecers often show their lack of reespect for Canada.

[MagnusAtheos1]

@LuckyB1990 The elders are usually smarter than the youth as they have lived long enough to learn lifes lessons. That is why the youth typically, and foolishly vote for the socialist left. They don't know any better. Even I made that foolish mistake when i was in my teens and regretted it.

[MagnusAtheos1]

@LuckyB1990 Cool. Then by all means please do it soon.

[MagnusAtheos1]

@LuckyB1990 Established for two centuries? I think you are referring to the Indians. As far as the Americans and Mexicans go, I'll bet the Americans are regretting that too. At least the Americans are smart enough not to let the Mexicans jerk them around with bilingualism.

Well you are correct. Quebec probably could do it on it's own because the Canadian leftists would probably be stupid enough to help them out. We all know it would never be a true separation.

[LuckyB1990]

@LuckyB1990 Oh and last thing...I'm sorry this is getting a pretty long text. The Americans and headache thing...I don't get it. What do they have to do in Quebec separation. They don't care about it as long as they get the same buisness with the new country that they had with it when it was part of Canada. They would probably not mind it as long as we don't become some kind of dictatorship that allies with Russia or something like that. They usually support freedom of nations.