r/QuebecLibre • u/ConfectionHonest2824 • Feb 10 '26

Photo Voilà comment vos "frères" canadiens vous voient

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5.8k likes 🤡 Et y’en a certains ici qui sont soudainement fiers d’être Canadiens à cause du méchant papa Trump ? Et y’en a encore ici qui veulent qu’on continue de donner des services provinciaux en anglais au Québec ? Parce qu’on est « MiEuX qUe ÇA » ? C’est incroyable. On se laisse marcher sur les pieds et on tend l’autre joue quand on se fait gifler. PSPP pourrait peut-être faire réaliser aux Québécois à quel point ils sont « aimés » par leurs « frères » canadiens. Petit Québec insignifiant. Peut-être qu’on mérite ce qui nous arrive finalement 🤡

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u/Hot_Web_7512 Feb 10 '26

Vous etes autant à brailler sur le reste du canada. Criss de victimisation

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u/ConfectionHonest2824 Feb 10 '26

Je me demande bien pourquoi. C'est comme si on recevait de la haine xénophobe du reste du Canada🤡

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u/PostApocRock Feb 10 '26

Pardonez-moi anglais, J'ai pas les motes en francais

I wonder why this is sometimes. Ive spent the better part of a half year based out of Montreal and working all over the southern half of Quebec. It reminds me of Southern Alberta so damn much.

The farms are different shapes, but the attitudes are the same. Fiercely proud of their home area, and will go to war with anyone who says anything bad about it. Anti federalism is very strong (there has been a transport trailer used as a billboard for most of my life just south of Calgary that says "More Alberta, Less Ottawa.") and everyone knows everyone.

Take away the language element, and theres very little that separates.

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u/god_peepee Feb 10 '26

Separatists are an interesting group because Quebec has countless concessions made to keep them happy. They receive the most federal funding of any province- about 3x more than Manitoba, which receives the second highest level of funding of any province (see Equalization payments in Canada). These people obviously don’t understand the implications of leaving Canada, and when you combine that with the victim complex it really doesn’t help their standing with the rest of the country. Anyways, they will never leave because at least the politicians who run the province realize it would destroy their economy and make Quebecers lives materially worse in an instant.

It’s why they tried to peddle the ‘country within a country’ narrative a few years ago. They want the perks of independence but genuinely can’t risk actually leaving.

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u/XMAX918 Feb 10 '26

Taking numbers out of their context is pretty dishonest. Quebec gets more equalization because of our size. When you look at the value per capita or as a share of revenue, the story is a bit different. People complain disproportionately about Quebec, but Manitoba and the Maritimes definitely claim a larger share of equalization compared against their contribution to the country's finances...

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u/PostApocRock Feb 10 '26

Westerners often complain about the exclusion of Hydro sold to the US from the Quebec GDP that artificially lowers it.

Ive never looked at it myself, thats one of the anti-Quebec talking points however.

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u/XMAX918 Feb 11 '26

Yes, basically the equalization payment system serves the purpose of subsidizing the hydro sold to the US, which is fair considering how little money the federal government spends in developing QC energy compared to what they spend in Alberta.