🚀 go-pugleaf

Scott N. wrote:
> 
> > Par contre, St�phane, ce qu`il y a de positif, c`est que la r�-�lection
> > au
> > provincial du Parti Qu�b�cois, ne fait aucun doute. L`�croulement du
> > Parti lib�ral
> > provincial d�montre tr�s bien qu`il n`y a PLUS DE PLACE POUR UN PARTI
> > F�D�RALISTE
> > sur la sc�ne provincial.
> >
> > > Il faut dire oui pour nous, pour nos enfants, pour notre avenir et afin de
> > > conserver notre fiert� et notre identit� unique. Que l'on nous pr�pare une
> > > place � la table des nations. De toute fa�on, � quoi bon demeurer dans un
> > > pays o� on ne peut m�me pas se faire respecter.
> This is pure immature emotion talking. Separatism won't put food on the
> table for your kids, it won't result in a promising future if Quebec
> continues to have one of the highest unemployment rates in the G7 and
> exists without social peace. And what is it with this National pride bit?
> Tell me, what will it do for you? The inability of anyone to articulate
> an intelligent case for a separate Quebec continues to be the only
> constant is this mess.


 And what is it with this National pride bit?
> Tell me, what will it do for you?

It frees the national spirit and soul.  It's a high.
The emergence of nationalism in any group seems to
lead to a drive to independence.  Within the emerging
group are planted the seeds of sub or fringe racial
groups seeking their own nationalist aims.  Soviet Union
break up is an example.  As much as Quebec nationalists
practice denial, their movement has opened the door
to sub nationalist within their midst.  After that happens
the dominant group expends energy controlling the rebellious
groups, ignoring bread and butter issues, economy etc.
It's perfectly normal.
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