Originally Posted by iwantchixx

Quebec is the annoying little cousin nobody likes.

Personal experience growing up right across from Quebec, literally 500 meters away, has taught me to take a lot of their banter like a grain of salt.

It's a french thing,

They whine, bitch, moan and hollar for fair treatment and respecting their culture.

TO be fair, I know.. not all are like that.. but generally, they want everything for nothing. I sometimes think they lay awake at night thinking about what they will ask for next.

I just want to remind every french person who whines about Canada this, English that, blah blah blah this and that of one.... very.... important... fact.

The English won the war. Shut the fuck up Frenchie.

Their same kind of thinking is like a cancer to my province of NB.

They want EVERYTHING their way. NOBODY can work in government, public or service industry unless they are "bilingual", which is a farce since there's MANY positions held with French-only speaking employees. Which I've witnessed first all my life. They have pushed for these "language" laws for years to a point where if you are white, English and not living in Quebec or Dieppe with a business sign in English, you are total trash with NO human rights.

I've just about had it with Quebec and Acadians. These idiots are now pushing to let all the English-only medical workers off with a pink slip to hire "bilingual" employees.. aka, if they speak french.. with English or not.. they have a job.... even in 100% ENGLISH communities like I live in. Dealing with anyone who's french in the education system, government, public service, etc is like pulling teeth, 90% of the time they flat out refuse to accommodate for the one English person in the room but will file human right violations motions if it's a french person in an English-only environment.

/end rant

Not a personal attack on Quebecers or Acadians as a whole. I know.. many of you are just like everyone else. Decent, humble human beings but the bad apples in power have totally ruined any possible peace between the two communities. I guess I'm also jaded.. I heard all my life how when my great-grampa and grampa went to ww1 and ww2, the Acadians and Quebeckers from northern NB and southern Quebec hid in the woods to avoid draft to protest the 1755 expulsion and similar sentiment was felt thought the Acadian peninsulas during gulf wars 1 and 2