Eggbert said:
Say the guy who most likely live on a territory that was stolen from the Métis after the Manitoba act, and who population of Quebec was the only one with a majority against it, also the First Nation marginalization oddly only started in Canada after the Loyalist arrived from the US. Which I admit it mostly due to France putting low priority on colonization, so we never had great conflict with the First Nation before the conquest, other then with the Iroquois, who were enemy of the Algonquin and ally with the British.
Has for the Bloc, it is mostly gone now and we still vote differently then rest of Canada, by massively voting for the NDP, cause most don't like the Conservative ideal and people feel we were backstabbed by the Liberal way too often.
Has for English community been isolated, that a funny one, you do know that language law doesn't affect first language English speaker in any other way then public sign, their school still get the same governmental subvention then any French school.
After for economic right, we can ask for them for can can easily sell our electrical surplus to the US instead and because we control the Saint Laurence river, which is the most important inland naval road in the world. Also since Quebec is not connected to Alberta petrol network, so we not relying on it. Also Quebec economic source might be has good has the plain but they are much more reliable, for it mostly based around hydroelectricity, while plain is on petrol, which when out, you economy will greatly suffer, so try to appreciate your economic boom.
Not really for the separation here but this square head annoy me, so sorry to anyone else.
EDIT: Had used the wrong term for those loyal the British crown during the U.S. independence war, corrected to the appropriate term of Loyalist.
