RBO - Message À La Nation, Pauline Marois

[@Jonbar125]

Example: I work in Ottawa and two years ago took a cab to a conference in Gatineau. The cab driver was Lebanese, perfectly bilingual. We started talking about travelling between the provinces and he told me that in Ontario he's treated like everyone else, as an equal whereas in Quebec he's treated "comme un immigrant."

[@Fahrdaris]

This is brilliant! Merci Guy. =)

[@GALOPINGFILLY]

Jai écouter ce video au moin 20 fois+ et je suis tjr cramper en tbk !!!

[@Jonbar125]

And yes it is important that the leader of a Canadian province speaks and understands English. It will be potentially very embarrassing for Quebec when she has to use the services of a translator when meeting with provincial premiers and American governors.

[@caca43606]

Elle s'est beaucoup amélioré ! <3

[@canadalibre1254]

Merci.

[@156am]

I'm not anti Quebec. I was born and raised here and consider it my home. Montreal is an amazing city and is unlike any other. I am however anti PQ and everything they stand for.

[@Jonbar125]

You're absolutely right. Rule Britannia, God Save the King, the sun never sets on the British Empire and all that....

[@Jonbar125]

There is nothing in our laws that suggests there need be a referendum on ratifying a constitution. In this country for most things we speak through our elected representatives.

[@156am]

Well, I'll agree with you on that.

[@vincentlagrange2329]

You can see it the other way around. That makes Canadians all the more Quebecers.

[@Jonbar125]

Well I agree with you. If you work at a store like the ones you named in Quebec I think it is common sense that the employees should be able to converse in French. I can certainly understand frustration in that regards. I don't think there are too many Anglo Quebecois these days, in particular young ones, who argue that learning French is pointless. I think ideally Montreal should be bilingual, this should be cherished and that the OQLF should promote French without having to restrict English.

[@juliettetaylor9008]

WOW!

[@Onheste]

Ça doit t'attrister ça des gens qui ne peuvent pas entendre ce que tu as à dire. :- ( Courage vieille branche! Le Québec te supporte!

[@Jonbar125]

The fact that Quebec gives money doesn't mean it's colonized, it means that it is a province within a larger country. All provinces give money to the federal government it doesn't mean they are colonized.

[@NachoLuchador1986]

I don't think I've laughed as hard in a while as when he/she says two thousand oyster. I was litterally in tears XD

[@goomba008]

Quand Pauline Marois s'exprime en anglais, je cours me cacher en-dessous du meuble le plus proche.

[@vincentlagrange2329]

Moi qui pensait seulement à rire en regardant une vidéo de RBO, je me suis retrouvé au beau milieu d'une séance de Quebec bashing.

[@canadalibre1254]

Descôtaux reports that 70 % would not **a referendum** on sovereignety now, not that they do not want sovereignety.

[@rejdrouin]

Le peuple au Québec parle le français depuis 400 ans. Les étrangers, non.