Québec - The northern rising start of the Latin American Brotherhood

[Atlantid]

I find it really stupid to don't consider Quebec as part of Latin America, when they are French speaking and mostly French descent, only because Quebec is "too developed", like if development has something to do with having a Latinized based culture/language.

The only thing left is to see people denying the southern cone countries as being part of Latin America, for being "too developed" and racially "too Euro leaning" to be part of Latin America.

For these foolish people, Latin American has to be equalized with being undeveloped and very non-white

Latin America has a common culture of big butts, cocaine, beaches, and cheap beer. There is nothing in Canada like that, not even Lake Louise is that degenerate.

To me the issue has nothing to do with race, it's the culture and stupidity of the people, their laziness and hedonism.

[samario]

Don't tell me, it was the French who invaded Mexico the ones who planned the "Latin Race" in the Americas and Quebec was part of that plan. They wanted to built a "Latin Empire" in the Americas that only included those who spoke a Latin based language, the empire was going to be managed via Mexico City under the Mexican Empire which the French was backing up 100% because through the Mexican empire, they believed they would be achieving their goal.

"Chevalier postulated that this part of the Americas were inhabited by people of a "Latin race," which could be a natural ally of "Latin Europe" in its struggle with "Teutonic Europe," "Anglo-Saxon America" and "Slavic Europe."

If these Frenchmen were alive today, they would definitely would have included Quebec and supported the independence of Quebec from the Anglo domination

French president Charles de Gaulle proclaimed Québec's independence in 1967 during a state visit to Québec.

[Atlantid]

French president Charles de Gaulle proclaimed Québec's independence in 1967 during a state visit to Québec.

Quebec is part of Canada and will always be.

[Carlito's Way]

There needs to be a thread about the other Latinos who are never really recognized as such due to the popularization of the American definition of Latino
Here are the nations that are Latin America as well

1. French Guiana
2. Guadeloupe
3. Haiti
4. Martinique
5. Saint Barthelemy
6. Saint Martin
7. Saint Pierre and Miquelon


Honorable mentions

1. Quebec, Canada
2. Louisiana, USA

[Atlantid]

There needs to be a thread about the other Latinos who are never really recognized as such due to the popularization of the American definition of Latino
Here are the nations that are Latin America as well

1. French Guiana
2. Guadeloupe
3. Haiti
4. Martinique
5. Saint Barthelemy
6. Saint Martin
7. Saint Pierre and Miquelon


Honorable mentions

1. Quebec, Canada
2. Louisiana, USA

Why not add Texas, California, Arizona, New Mexico, Florida...

You guys are ridiculous, you want to invade the whole continent with your degenerate culture. The North will always be different, you can't touch us.

[Ouistreham]

You Dagos are so delusional.

First of all, understand that Quebec was populated by people from all of France (mainly from the North-West), except for the Mediterranean part of France. That makes a deep gap.

Then, Latinos in Quebec are more foes than brothers. Latino immigrants choose to come there as a convenient gateway to enter the USA, certainly not to learn French.
Remember the independence referendum of 1995 : it was lost by a very narrow margin (50,58 % of voters said 'no' to sovereignty) because nearly all immigrants (in addition to Anglos and Jews) opposed it.

Besides, Quebec is not a piece of France (let alone of Latin America) lost in the Far North, it's a fully North American society, with the same mindset and way of life, just with another language.

Ah Quebec a province of Canada with French and Anglo traditions

Very right. It might sound paradoxical but Quebec is the most British part of North America. Because for 200 years they underwent heavy influences from the UK (still visible in the legal system and the Victorian architecture in Montréal) while the West (Alberta, BC) was influenced primarily by the USA. Meanwhile the Quebeckers were shielded by their language and remained more "English" than American.

[Carlito's Way]

Why not add Texas, California, Arizona, New Mexico, Florida...

You guys are ridiculous, you want to invade the whole continent with your degenerate culture. The North will always be different, you can't touch us.

Tejanos from Texas are considered Hispanic/Latino
So are Hispanos from Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona as well
Californianos are also considered Hispanic/Latino

pretty much all the older families of these areas are considered Mexican American, therefore Hispanic/Latino

Florida doesn't have any old colonial Latin families anymore, most of the ones living there are recent from Latin America and have no connection to that land

[Duffmannn]

Nobody wants to be mexican, or be related with them.

They are like the opposite Midas King, all what they touch, they become it into shit.

[samario]

Vive le Québec libre!

^^^ See, it sounds just like Spanish: Viva Québec libre!

[samario]

You Dagos are so delusional.

First of all, understand that Quebec was populated by people from all of France (mainly from the North-West), except for the Mediterranean part of France. That makes a deep gap.

So? There are Latin Americans of German and Northern European ancestry. Your statement doesn't make any difference.

Québécois are Latinos: they speak a Latin language. That's all that matters.