@picandor @becassine it's the province itself, it's a really strange mixed bag. And yes, Québec (city) itself is
It's a strange mixed bad in that you've got your rare nationalist (for Québec, not Canada) sentiment, entirely due to Québec's history, in such first world country. Which is a complete rarity
It's a strange mixed bad in that you've got your rare nationalist (for Québec, not Canada) sentiment, entirely due to Québec's history, in such first world country. Which is a complete rarity
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We have what I lovingly call localhomo
People are very socially liberal, but anti globalist
If you look at the ppc campaigns in Quebec their posters literally say « anti globalist » because that is a good selling point here
We have what I lovingly call localhomo
People are very socially liberal, but anti globalist
If you look at the ppc campaigns in Quebec their posters literally say « anti globalist » because that is a good selling point here
@becassine @picandor @coolboymew Localism is different from nationalism.
@xianc78 @becassine @picandor I call it nationalism because there's been more than 1 attempt, and there's been VERY close attempts (Like failing by a single % or something?), to make Québec into a country and a non-insignificant nationalism movement
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@coolboymew @picandor @becassine I'm well aware of the Quebec nationalist movement. I think the US and Canada are way to big for their own good and I think Quebec especially could benefit from seceding. You guys don't even speak the same language as the rest of your country.
