CANADIEN Posted May 16, 2009 Report Posted May 16, 2009 And I laugh at the fact terrorist/separatist Quebec ideolgies were adopted by the Liberals and made into several policies including the Charter in FREE and DEMOCRATIC Canada. Good old Mr. Trudeau who declared Canada officially bilingual and transfered 32,000 public service jobs from Ottawa to Hull, Quebec, from 1970 to 1982. This is the same Mr. Trudeau who in 1953 was banned from entering the U.S. because of his communist affiliations. And in 1956 Pierre Trudeau led a communist delegation to Peking for a Red Victory celebration. Less we forget that Hull is not in Canada, that equal rights and human rights are communist notions, and that laws democratically voted ny the elected representatives of the people are only democratic if they match your prejudice and ignorance, right leafless. Soo, Trudeau was once young and foolish. He grew up later. I don't expect you ever will. Quote
Leafless Posted May 16, 2009 Author Report Posted May 16, 2009 Less we forget that Hull is not in Canada, that equal rights and human rights are communist notions Quebecers always had the same rights as other Canadians. It is simply unfortunate that Quebec could never advance their self segregated society with the same rights as other Canadians. and that laws democratically voted ny the elected representatives Canadians and their national interest were NOT democratically represented by our elected representives nor were Canadians allowed to participate relating to important aspects of their own constitution. of the people are only democratic if they match your prejudice and ignorance, right leafless. You are the one that is promoting racist ideologies by (democratically you say) by debasing and obliterating freely developed majority cultural interest and replacing those national cultural interest with corrupt political reforms. Soo, Trudeau was once young and foolish. He grew up later. I don't expect you ever will. Trudeau never grew out of his affiliation with communist ideologies and his contempt of English Canada and fully believed and implemented policies relating to state social control, just like you do Quote
Borg Posted May 16, 2009 Report Posted May 16, 2009 Trudeau never grew out of his affiliation with communist ideologies and his contempt of English Canada and fully believed and implemented policies relating to state social control, just like you do Which is only one of many reasons why he is still so rabidly hated to this day in the provinces west of Ontario. When one speaks his name it is usually followed by a swear word or two. Deservedly so. His son is rapidly gaining the same following. Borg Quote
CANADIEN Posted May 16, 2009 Report Posted May 16, 2009 Quebecers always had the same rights as other Canadians. They have even had some rights other Canadians didn't... like the right to decide in what Canadian language to educate their children. Canadians and their national interest were NOT democratically represented by our elected representives nor were Canadians allowed to participate relating to important aspects of their own constitution. As I said, it didn't match your prejudice... Too bad for you. You are the one that is promoting racist ideologies by (democratically you say) by debasing and obliterating freely developed majority cultural interest and replacing those national cultural interest with corrupt political reforms. I am not sure if Iiiii should laugh at your dismal command of the English language, or at the sheer inanity of your comment. Oh wel... :lol: Quote
Leafless Posted May 17, 2009 Author Report Posted May 17, 2009 (edited) They have even had some rights other Canadians didn't... like the right to decide in what Canadian language to educate their children. These rights stem from from the corrupt implementation of Trudeau's 'official languages'. In 1969, the adoption of the Official Languages Act accorded equal status, rights and privileges to English and French languages in Canada. In 197O, the Government of Canada instituted a program of financial contributions to the provinces "aimed at giving official-language minorities the opportunity to be educated or have their children educated in their own language" (Commissioner of Official Languages,199O,p.1O). However, for francophone minorities in many provinces, economic support was not sufficient. Political or constitutional recognition of minority-language education rights was necessary.In 1982, Section 23 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms provided this recognition and guaranteed the linguistic rights of both official language groups as well as the right to minority-language education. In brief, Section 23 guarantees that a parent has the right for his/her child to be educated in French if either parent satisfies any of the following criteria: - his or her first language learned and still understood is French - he or she received primary school instruction in French in Canada - he or she has at least one child who has already received instruction at the primary or secondary level in French in Canada (Province of Newfoundland, 1991a,p.17). The Charter further states that the right to minority-language education "applies wherever in the province the number of children of citizens who have such a right is sufficient to warrant the provision to them out of public funds of minority language instruction". http://www.ucs.mun.ca/~emurphy/morning.html In Quebec for access to English schools, the parents must provide all report cards from English schools, to prove the student was educated in the English language. Also, if the English speaking student was enrolled in a French immersion program, Quebec school officials have the right to reject an English education depending on the level of French training the English speaking student received. As I said, it didn't match your prejudice... Too bad for you. So according to you I am prejudiced beause I expect my democratic rights to be upheld. To bad for you. I am not sure if Iiiii should laugh at your dismal command of the English language, or at the sheer inanity of your comment. Oh wel... :lol: Ha-ha-ha-ha. And you say you have a university degree. And this coming from a Francophone who professes one culture being superior to another is racist and that there is nothing wrong with implementing minority French language policies or sign laws in a province that is NOT officially bilingual. Edited May 17, 2009 by Leafless Quote
CANADIEN Posted May 17, 2009 Report Posted May 17, 2009 These rights stem from from the corrupt implementation of Trudeau's 'official languages'. At least, you are not denying the fact that there was no access to French language schools in most provinces outside Quebec until the 1960's, if not later. In Quebec for access to English schools, the parents must provide all report cards from English schools, to prove the student was educated in the English language. Also, if the English speaking student was enrolled in a French immersion program, Quebec school officials have the right to reject an English education depending on the level of French training the English speaking student received. We've established that Quebec's language laws are m*nure, and that all Canadian parents should send their children to an English and French school, as the choose. You of course do not want that choice to exist except in Quebec. You pot, them kettle. So according to you I am prejudiced beause I expect my democratic rights to be upheld. You're prejdiced because you refuse to accept the democratic rights of others. And none og you rights, not a single on, is being violated because Canada has two official languages or because the Government of Ontario provides its services in English and French. Not even that right you hold so dear and exercise so often... the right to make a fool of yourself. And this coming from a Francophone I thought I was not a Francophone. Well, not the first time you can't even follow your own nonsense. Quote
Leafless Posted May 17, 2009 Author Report Posted May 17, 2009 At least, you are not denying the fact that there was no access to French language schools in most provinces outside Quebec until the 1960's, if not later. There is nothing unusual about that. The small French speaking population outside of Quebec did not warrant French speaking schools. Also there was no financial contribution from the federal government to accomplish this. We've established that Quebec's language laws are m*nure, and that all Canadian parents should send their children to an English and French school, as the choose. You of course do not want that choice to exist except in Quebec. You pot, them kettle. I do want that choice to exist in Quebec but without extra conditions. You're prejdiced because you refuse to accept the democratic rights of others. And none og you rights, not a single on, is being violated because Canada has two official languages or because the Government of Ontario provides its services in English and French. I thought it was already mentioned several times that Trudeau's 'official languages' were created by a Quebecer for Quebecers. Sounds corrupt to me. Official languages is the reason Ontario provides (where numbers warrant) French services and because of intense French cultural lobbying by French activist like Madeleine Meilleur. She is currently the Minister of Community and Social Services Minister responsible for Francophone Affairs in the Dalton Mc.Guinty provincial Liberal government of Ontario. Not even that right you hold so dear and exercise so often... the right to make a fool of yourself. It is unfortunate you have no regard for the opinion of others and as a result continually personally insult posters who do not agree with you. I thought I was not a Francophone. Well, not the first time you can't even follow your own nonsense. I was only being nice and appeasing your personal convictions in this particular post. Quote
CANADIEN Posted May 17, 2009 Report Posted May 17, 2009 There is nothing unusual about that. The small French speaking population outside of Quebec did not warrant French speaking schools. Also there was no financial contribution from the federal government to accomplish this. I do want that choice to exist in Quebec but without extra conditions. And that's what you call equality. Clueless. I thought it was already mentioned several times that Trudeau's 'official languages' were created by a Quebecer for Quebecers. Still as nonsensical no matter how often you tell it. It is unfortunate you have no regard for the opinion of others and as a result continually personally insult posters who do not agree with you. Coming from you, sounds like the pot calling the kettle black. The difference is, your iiiinsults are merely laughable. Quote
Bryan Posted May 17, 2009 Report Posted May 17, 2009 By using the fact Toews is unilingual as an issue, it is pretty obvious he was asserting the opposite. Vic Teows is not unilingual. He speaks three languages. While french may not be one of them, this still clearly indicates that he understands the needs of multi-lingual people, and how different languages generally come with different cultural expectations. Quote
Leafless Posted May 17, 2009 Author Report Posted May 17, 2009 (edited) And that's what you call equality. Clueless. It appears you are clueless relating to a government imposing excessive human rights legislation on Canada's population. Only socialist swellheads like you would agree to the implementation of commie type language legislation when in reality it is the responsibility of different existing cultures to detirmine what excessive rights if any are to be dispensed. Still as nonsensical no matter how often you tell it. In a free and democratic society, I think French Trudeau's commie type aspirations were nonsensical. Coming from you, sounds like the pot calling the kettle black. The difference is, your iiiinsults are merely laughable. Your personal insults are aginst forum rules and merely reflect that your personal opinions and hearsay fail to include factual information or proof of what you say is true. Edited May 17, 2009 by Leafless Quote
CANADIEN Posted May 17, 2009 Report Posted May 17, 2009 It appears you are clueless relating to a government imposing excessive human rights legislation on Canada's population.I confess. I am clueless about that. And the Loch Ness Monster, Jewish plots for World domination, last year's Maple Leaf Stanley Cup parade... You know, things that actually do not exist.Your personal insults are aginst forum rules and merely reflect that your personal opinions and hearsay fail to include factual information or proof of what you say is true. Apt description of your postings. You forget to add hilarious. Quote
Leafless Posted May 17, 2009 Author Report Posted May 17, 2009 I confess. I am clueless about that. And the Loch Ness Monster, Jewish plots for World domination, last year's Maple Leaf Stanley Cup parade... You know, things that actually do not exist. Unlike you I do not believe all cultures are of equal value unless they assimilate. Fact is we had a country before Trudeau came along and forcefully devalued the English culture with commie type policies. Apt description of your postings. You forget to add hilarious. I thought we have enough with one dancing baboon on this site, but obviously we have two, with one being French. Quote
CANADIEN Posted May 17, 2009 Report Posted May 17, 2009 Unlike you I do not believe all cultures are of equal value unless they assimilate Unlike you, I KNOW it's about individual Canadians and their rights. Fact is we have a country Fixed it for you. I thought we have enough with one dancing baboon on this site, but obviously we have two, with one being French. We have someone from France on this site? :lol: :lol: Of course, being the man of principles that you are, you wil denounce the violation of the rule that has been committed. Quote
Leafless Posted May 17, 2009 Author Report Posted May 17, 2009 Unlike you, I KNOW it's about individual Canadians and their rights. The word Canadian has been bastardized to the point where it means nothing. Quote
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