Do you support independent Eastern Canada?

[Rædwald]

Are there still conflicts between French-speaking Canadians and English-speaking Canadians?

Yes, although not to the degree that it used to be. I mean I've worked labor jobs alongside Quebecers and they barely speak to the Anglos

[Ruggery]

Only an idiot would speak English during a Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day celebration in Quebec as a political member. More so if they can speak French.

Justin Trudeau is an idiot & that's exactly what he did. Now he done that offensive stunt during separatist heydays he'd have to worry about the FLQ who had no qualms shooting, using pipe bombs, etc., etc. whoever or kidnapping (Cross) and murdering (Laporte) appointed/political members.

English speakers (the majority) do not learn any language other than English, even the majority of Canadians are not bilingual, I doubt that Anglo Canadians care about speaking French in Quebec.

[Papastratosels26]

No I don't support this.

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[Papastratosels26]

No I don't support that.

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[Visage pâle]

Yes.

[CommonSense]

Of course I do. North Americans and Anglos worldwide should suffer the same fate they bestowed on my people.

[LawrenceMartinez]

I support any kind of separatism since the majority of the people living there agree with it

[Kaloon]

And did not they fight in the world wars for Canada?

They didn't care much for fighting in either of the world wars because by that point most French Canadians had been living in Canada for many generations- going back centuries. Conflicts in Europe where not of particular interest to them because they did not feel much kinship with Europe or even France for that matter. While in English Canada during that same period British imperialism or nationalism was extremely high and they where all to eager to fight alongside the British. Since Canada was pretty much a backwater they felt extremely proud to be a part of the largest empire in the world. This is why Victoria Day (he birthday of Queen Victoria) is a holiday to this day in Canada but not a holiday in Britain itself.

[Ruggery]

They didn't care much for fighting in either of the world wars because by that point most French Canadians had been living in Canada for many generations- going back centuries. Conflicts in Europe where not of particular interest to them because they did not feel much kinship with Europe or even France for that matter. While in English Canada during that same period British imperialism or nationalism was extremely high and they where all to eager to fight alongside the British. Since Canada was pretty much a backwater they felt extremely proud to be a part of the largest empire in the world. This is why Victoria Day (he birthday of Queen Victoria) is a holiday to this day in Canada but not a holiday in Britain itself.

That day is also a holiday in Australia?

It is curious that Canada is more pro-British than the United Kingdom itself.

[Erronkari]

No! Not at all!!