Quebec's language law, Bill 96, raising concerns for Vanier College

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  • Опубликовано: 3 дек 2024

Комментарии • 36

  • @Popeslash
    @Popeslash Год назад +20

    Straight up fascism.

    • @yannislaurin-kamouche
      @yannislaurin-kamouche 8 месяцев назад

      Imagine saying that having to learn french is "fascism". Straight up a delusional comment.

  • @davidbeattie4294
    @davidbeattie4294 Год назад +4

    Its great that the 401 still runs west. So says a man born in Quebec who made the trip to ROC and linguistic freedom many years ago.

  • @victor83321
    @victor83321 Год назад +11

    The reason I don’t ’t go again to Quebec it’s cause I don’t like to get treat by not speaking French but they love tourism money and Canada has better places where people it’s nicer and felt good to spend money not where people act in ignorance specting to speak their lenguaje !

  • @cindy-mq6pl
    @cindy-mq6pl Год назад +4

    Absolute Fascism.

  • @billwhicker3511
    @billwhicker3511 Год назад +6

    bill 96 sucks. let people be.

  • @gabycesari7799
    @gabycesari7799 4 месяца назад

    Always followers never leaders...liberal party caused this mess...😢

  • @grimerrorz
    @grimerrorz Год назад

    If you are not in Quebec and you speak french in public, you will earn a free trip to the ER. Enough is enough of this bs

    • @nicolasg.514
      @nicolasg.514 Год назад +4

      Retourne jouer à tes jeux vidéo avec tes menaces ridicule!!!

    • @kellymoses8566
      @kellymoses8566 Год назад +1

      English parts of Canada should treat French like Quebec teats English

    • @nicolasg.514
      @nicolasg.514 Год назад +2

      @@kellymoses8566
      Va essayer d'obtenir des services provinciaux en français en Alberta.

    • @thewideduck661
      @thewideduck661 Год назад +3

      ⁠@@kellymoses8566lol Canada already treats french speakers a lot worst than Quebec treats english speakers

    • @Alternity666
      @Alternity666 Год назад +3

      @@kellymoses8566 As a francophone new-brunswicker, they already do.

  • @ultimatenightmares
    @ultimatenightmares Год назад +4

    Its your parents right and job to teach you whatever language is your heritage it should never be the job of the government to force it on everyone else. The seperatists in power will just do what they have always done and thats destroy quebec to force their narrow vision on the province. I grew up in quebec still live here this isnt the 1st time theyve done it and it wont be the last. canada should just let them seperate and let them crash and burn. Lets see what happens next year when theyve totally destroyed tourism and the economy with this ridiculous law.

    • @nicolasg.514
      @nicolasg.514 Год назад +2

      La même propagande de peur que pour la loi 101 (il y a presque 50 ans) change de disque

    • @thewideduck661
      @thewideduck661 Год назад

      So if a coffee shop in Germany refuses to hire me because I dont speak german, its tyranny ok got it

    • @yannislaurin5438
      @yannislaurin5438 Год назад

      Imagine complaining that french is "forced" on you in a french province😂

  • @MrSpaceace1999
    @MrSpaceace1999 Год назад

    Speak what we tell you to speak … or you can’t speak

  • @johnconnor4749
    @johnconnor4749 Год назад +1

    Keep Quebec French. It Will keep the South Asians out

    • @nicolasg.514
      @nicolasg.514 Год назад

      @@post2019
      Ton commentaire est très xénophobe et francophobe

    • @nicolasg.514
      @nicolasg.514 Год назад

      un commentaire répugnant

    • @post2019
      @post2019 Год назад

      sorry about that, I am just angry as Québec does not respect Anglophones in recent laws

    • @post2019
      @post2019 Год назад +1

      Canada should be proud of bilingual heritage, and uni linguist laws hurt that

    • @nicolasg.514
      @nicolasg.514 Год назад +4

      @@post2019
      Et pourtant, la seule province officiellement bilingue est le Nouveau-Brunswick. Malheureusement, la majorité des provinces ne sont semble pas ouvertes à être bilingue