In einem unabhängigen Quebec möchte mehr als die Hälfte der Bevölkerung ihre kanadische Staatsbürgerschaft behalten: Umfrage

    https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/in-an-independent-quebec-more-than-half-the-population-wants-to-keep-their-canadian-citizenship-poll#comments-area

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    1. KingOfLaval on

      More than half doesn’t want an independent Quebec, so it makes sense…

    2. decisi0nsdecisi0ns on

      When these types of reports come out, I’m always confused by what the respondents think independence means.

      In many cases (not just Quebec) it seems to be interpreted as ‚we’ll get all of the benefits, but none of the downsides‘. Yes, we’d all love that, but that’s not how relationships work.

    3. Keep Canadian passports, currency and social safety net. Totally want independence so long as there is no cost or sacrifice required.

    4. Content-Inspector993 on

      Quebec wants their Canadian citizenship, Alberta wants their Canadian pension etc.

      It seems like no one is talking about independence honestly. Independence would mean you are not apart of Canada anymore in anyway. You don’t get to pick and choose.

      I wish all of this separatist talk could stop and we could just work towards making Canada better

    5. diggorydelvet on

      That is not how this works. You don’t get to leave and still enjoy the benefits. I love Alberta and Quebec, but if they really think they are better off then go it alone. We have had 70+ years relative stability and now a bunch of fuckwits with two car garages, 2 side by sides, and a boat want to implode it all because they “feel” like they somehow deserve more. So tired….

    6. TravisBickle2020 on

      Pretty much no one in Quebec is interested in leaving Canada at the moment and its likely to stay that way for at least as long as the US is a fascist country. This seems more like propaganda than news.

    7. Ok-Welcome-5369 on

      Independence means a complete cut off from Canada. Means they have to provide their own military, police, pension plans, social safety nets, their own passports and develop their own trade relationships (good luck with that as no countries or companies will trust them – look at 1995 disaster). Yes Alberta looking at you too. Also they will have to pry to get a seat at UN. None of these will ever come easy.

    8. BouBouLeBourgeois on

      Guys it the NationalPost a US based news outlet. And you are going to let that paint a picture of your fellow Canadian? Please dont drown in your echo chamber

    9. Aromatic-Amoeba-8154 on

      As a Quebecer living in Québec, I do not support Québec independence, like more than half of polled Quebecers.

      Therefore, I would like to retain my Canadian passport and all the privileges it confers me, because I’ve done nothing to merit a Québec government stripping that from me? 

      Bit of a rage baiting headline in my view. 

    10. PatriotNews_dot_com on

      Keep in mind, there’s also more than half of Quebec population who don’t want to separate from Canada

    11. LocksmithMuted4360 on

      No one I’m talking to want independance except some wacos. The issue is the PQ and the bloc, these parasites aways find a way to resuscitate this dead idea.

      The CAQ is in limbo, same as the liberals so PQ has a good chance for the next election but I predict that as soon as they start talking about independance, people will put their vote elsewhere.

    12. ReturnOk7510 on

      Lots of people who emigrate from Canada also want to keep their citizenship. Not really surprising.

    13. They are like Brexit’ers. FAFO if they ever get what they’ve been told to want.

    14. uprightshark on

      If you’re out .. you’re out.

      Quebecers need to start thinking how vulnerable they would become alone, to other predators like the USA, Russia or China.

      This is no time to think small.

    15. Given all the ruling on giving citizenship, I’m not even sure that Québécois could legally lose their Canadian citizenship, even if I think they should lose their Canadian citizenship

    16. I’d respect independence more if it didn’t just sound like a negotiating tactic.

    17. DiscoStu691969 on

      I don’t think separation works that way. I want a divorce, but still want to be married.

    18. They want their cake and to eat it too. I want them gone. I wish them the best.

    19. Fearless-Menu-9531 on

      So in other words more than half want to either remain in Canada with status quo or gain more autonomy within Canada. Terrible headline

    20. Professional-Cry8310 on

      I mean yeah, if I didn’t want to be independent but my province was trying to force me along, I’d also want to keep the benefits of Canada. Most Quebecois are not pro-independence, at least in the way of being a completely sovereign nation.

    21. That was the biggest mistake 30 years ago prior to the referendum. The Prime Minister never flat out said “you will have to get your own money, new passports, pensions and the value of your house will drop to half because of people leaving.” That would have ended the separation movement immediately.

    22. le_pti_criss17 on

      Vive le Québec libre

      Gardez le votre pays artificiel aux politiques de droite. Le Québec est beaucoup plus humain

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