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Originally Posted by tedwinters
Wait, weren't you just saying that if Quebec separated, companies wouldn't want to spend the expense to move their companies?? I don't know what side you're on 
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No, not me ... But read what I said: Beaudoin
threatened to move his plant ... Now, would he have done it... No. unless the federal gov would have showered him with more subvention that he gets now ...
Site note: My ex father-in-law, jewish, always said he would move out the next morning.... He is still here, his business has prospered and expanded ... His friends, that went to Toronto, half of them are back ....
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Originally Posted by tedwinters
Eitherway, it sure looks like a sign of big changes and poverty that would happen once Quebec separates.. All the companies would move out, as we've been saying..
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read above. And don't forget why companies exists : for profit. They will stay in Quebec as long as they can make a buck, in or out of Canada.
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Originally Posted by tedwinters
What really pisses me off, is Separatists believe that even with 51% of the vote, they can cause THIS much economic turmoil on everybody else, and shake things up..... We know for sure that it would be a HUGE expense..
The only way I see it, is if there's a STRONG desire THROUGHOUT the province..EG: 80%... When it's a narrow margin, you should stay with the status quo
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We are governed now in Canada by a party that has less than 40% of the votes .... Provincial, municipal and so on ...
So , as an example, Bush in the US should not be president ??/ I think he brought a big turmoil no ???
Why 80%, why not 85% , or 32 % ... International laws exists on this matter. Consult them.
50% plus one ...