All those things are insane acts to do as a rational person, rather.

I’m not versed at all in those matters. I trust what you say is correct, and I agree wholeheartedly.

Thank you for clearing that up,

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But seriously, I hope we jump in some kind of equivalent EU-oriented wagon.

What I can see on the ground is that something switched in the average queb’s mind when we felt that the RoC materially and firmly stood out to protect/affirm our identity.

That’s basically the bulk of the whole province’s fears that evaporated overnight.

I suspect that Canada’s intercultural identity will only continue to rise, and paradoxically, a stronger, more united nation will arise from this.

I personnally set out to learn more first nation culture and discovered a trove of wonderful and inspiring cultural forms that I think should absolutely inspire a renewed sense of unity (Récits de notre terre: Abénakis).

My hot take is that we need more federation and coalition-building, not less. That’s why I would absolutely join the EU in an instant.

Libs should switch leaders again just for the laughs.

I see ! Thank you for that :)

I understand what you mean, really. I just think the methods of circulating that info can sometimes seem or feel ecclesiastic.

In my opinion, context and rhetoric matter. That’s why I joked a little. But I don’t mean no harm, truly. And I appreciate what you do.

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