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E. Charters wrote:
> 
> FRENCH GOVERNMENT SERVICES ARE WIDELY AVAILBALE IN SCHOOLS (SEPARATE

(Blah blah blah. No need to shout, man, I didn't read half of your post
because of it.)

>I WOULD NOT LET THOSE NAZIS IN THE
> BLOC REPRESENT MY RIGHTS IF MY NAME WAS JOAN OF ARC..
> 

Well, all I can say is this. I lived for two years in Toronto, the
metropolis of this supposedly bilingual country. I never spoke french,
and I would not have lived in French if I had wanted to. Paradoxically,
I lived for a year as an anglophone in Montreal (lived with anglophones,
studied in english, worked in a Westmount boutique). I never had a
problem, only when I called back home in Quebec (my vocabulary
seemed...distant).

What we have here are two visions: one in the realm of the "official"
word, where Anglophones cannot put signs in English only and Francos
outside of Quebec can supposedly live in French. The other is the actual
real world, where it's a LOT easier to live in english in Montreal than
it is to live in French in the greater part of Anglophone Canada. This,
of course, from personal experience - though I know of other who've
shared similar experience.

Care to argue?
__________________________________________

�lie Charest <turgon@mlink.net>

"Vive le Qu�bec Libre!"  Charles De Gaulle
"I don't need to elaborate on that ... Next question!"  Jean Chr�tien

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