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    Meinungsforscher: Volksabstimmungen in Alberta und Quebec würden wahrscheinlich an der Zukunftsangst der Kanadier scheitern

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    1. Suspicious-Answer295 on

      It would also fail because its a brain dead idea that defacto will end in US annexation.

    3. Least_Enthusiasm2341 on

      A Quebec referendum & exit would likely end sentiments of an Alberta referendum tbh.

      If Quebec left, we’d likely have a conservative government since 11 BQ seats flipped LPC in the last election.

    4. flatulentbaboon on

      Maybe, maybe not. Anxiety about the future can also fuel separatist sentiments if the leaders of the separation movements can successfully sell a dream. And right now it’s too easy to sell a dream when there are no consequences for lying.

    5. ArcticWolfQueen on

      The (large) majority of people in both provinces don’t want to leave and would rather stay in the family. Personally, I too would love for Alberta and Quebec to stay (though they both need serious changes in provincial governments for their and our own good)

      Let’s not allow a small yet loud proportion of anti Canadian whiners to hijack the discourse. Let them air their grievances into the void and be challenged only when their stupidity spill over in our way.

    6. LegitimateFootball47 on

      But we’ll waste millions of dollars on them in the mean time.

    7. Normal_Imagination54 on

      Wonder how much of this separatism agenda is covertly fuelled by US right now.

    8. ProofByVerbosity on

      I hope there is a timeline where both Alberta and Quebec separate and end up forming a country together….lol

    9. flattenedsquirrel on

      But also fail because most of us especially don’t want separation

    11. CipherWeaver on

      Doesn’t matter. Alberta should never have a referendum or the USA will use it as an excuse to invade in the future to „liberate“ Alberta. 

    12. Connect_Membership77 on

      It’s moot. Federal government is under no obligation to move the necessary constitutional amendments necessary for legal separation to occur. Also, there needs to be a „significant“ majority in favour of separation, not 50% plus 1. We’re looking at somewhere likely in the area of 70%. Even then the other provinces and First Nations won’t agree to the amendments. .

    15. formerlyrbnmtl on

      God I hope this is correct, but sometimes it feels like people have never been dumber and more irrational so I am definitely anxious.
      -An Anglo Quebecer

    16. lifeismusicmike on

      Albertans have been strong at shitting on Quebec since their demand to seperate. Look where they are at now.

    17. Super-Peoplez-S0Lt on

      And both referendums will fail because Quebec and Alberta being their own countries is a horrible idea for everybody rather they be in Alberta, Quebec, or the rest of Canada.

    18. BeyondAddiction on

      As well they should. They’re ridiculous ideas that are half-baked at best.

    19. Fun_Office5837 on

      Is there a provision of referendum in US? It will be interesting to see referendum in some of the northern states.

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