🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <475d93$j58@newsflash.concordia.ca>,
Mockingbird <r_postu@alcor.concordia.ca> wrote:
>On behalf of me and my family ,

   [...]

>  I would also like to thank Mr.Parizeau for finally shjowing us all his 
>true colors in his speech , and thank him for pointing out repeatedly, 
>that I will never be considered part of his vision of what a "true" 
>Quebecer really is.

	You're probably right.But I think I should mention that this isn't true
for all anglophones.I for one, have never been refered to as an anglophone by
a francophone.In fact, the only people who single me out as being an anglophone
are the anglophones !! I personally don't like being singled out.I find it
ironic how people (both francophones as well as anglophones) single themselves
out as being special or different, and then turn around and complain about 
how they don't feel part of society ( or country, or province, whichever fits)

	I'm a Quebecer, just like the seperatists.I don't deserve any special
treatment or rights.I haven't any problems getting what I want by speaking 
English.Because of this, I find it very difficult to listen the all the 
whining from both anglophones and the francophones.IMO , the only solution 
for me is to simply leave this country (my goal for the past 2-3 years) and 
let the arrogant mules of this country continue their whining without me.

	Now that I've gotten that off of my chest....... :)