Quote Originally Posted by UglyandHasty
The problem with your nice disertation Goofball, is that the Assemblée Nationale du Québec dont recognize that Clarity Act. Wich is in my opinion bullcrap(that Clarity Act).
How is that a problem for Canada? That's only a problem for seperatists. Canada has set out the legal standard under which a seperation vote would be legitimate. If the seperatists don't recognize that, it's their problem, not ours. They can pose and vote on all the misleading, watered down referendum questions they want, but none of them will legally allow them to leave Canada no matter what the result of the vote.

Quote Originally Posted by UglyandHasty
You say trying to fool, we dont have more stupid people than anyone else.
I made no comment about the stupidity or intelligence of Quebeckers. I simply stated that the seperatist leaders were trying to fool them by presenting a very misleading picture of what would happen if Quebec did indeed vote to seperate. As far as I'm concerned, the fact that the majority of Quebeckers voted "non" means that the majority of them were too intelligent to be fooled by the lies of the seperatists.

Quote Originally Posted by UglyandHasty
It was clear to everyone that if the Referendum pass, they had (the PQ) to negociate with Canada to stay in the Confederation before anything else.
No, that was not clear to everyone. If everyone believed that, then the "oui" side would have won. But if you believed that, then you were apparently among those who were fooled by the seperatist lies.

Quote Originally Posted by UglyandHasty
But i'm pretty sure they would not have negociated of good faith. They wanted a governemtn equal to the Federal governement. Simple as that.
If it was as simple as that, why didn't they put that simple question to the vote instead of asking a question meant to allay fears among more moderate Quebeckers and lull them into voting oui?

And wait a minute. A minute ago you said the first priority after a "Oui" vote would be to try to negotiate a way to stay in Canada (utterly silly, by the way, as you are already in Canada), but now you say the only thing they really wanted was their own government equal in authority to that of Canada. To achieve that, they would have to leave Canada.

You're performing mental gymnastics in order to be dishonest with yourself.

Quote Originally Posted by UglyandHasty
Of course that would not have work with the Chrétien and his thiefs at the helm.

And you talk of the separatist being dishonest, when its your Liberal governement who have cheated and lied. They cheated with our money and are still arrogant. Its their fault if the separatism isnt dying a slow death.
They are not "my" Liberal government. I have voted Conservative in every federal election since I was old enough to vote. So slam the Liberals all you want, it makes no difference to me. I know they are a bunch of liars who have been bad for Canada and Quebec, and I'm rubbing my hands together with glee in hopes that they get the boot on the 23rd.

Quote Originally Posted by UglyandHasty
You are trying to make them pass for the crooks, when they have done more for social justice than any governement on any level in that country.
You'll have to back that statement up, because I don't believe it.

Having said that, the little I know about them indicates to me that they have done a good job with other areas of governing the province of Quebec, and I won't dispute that with you. But they should stick with making Quebec the best province it can be within Canada, rather than trying to rip apart one of the best countries in the world.