(I know this is a bit late, considering that the elections are April 7, but oh well.)
All right, Pauline Marois. Let's say that you do pass a referendum and Quebec DOES vote pour le oui. Let me guess why you want to separate from Canada. (Ooh, this is gonna be hard.) How about the language? Bingo! All right, so when you do separate, the first thing you're going to change is the language policies. But wait! But aren't there other, more, important, things to tend to first? Such as, let's say, healthcare? It takes billions of dollars of taxpayer money and a lot of government planning to provide Medicare to Canadians. Of course, Quebec is less populated than Canada, so it should cost less. But that also means less taxpayers. Are you going to opt for the Canadian healthcare system, or the U.S. one? Or a different one altogether? And I'm not done yet. What about the military? I don't like wars, but we still need an army. What of the economy? Our economy isn't exactly the best. And I suggest that you clean up your government. It slightly resembles a sewage system: it does it's job, but it's filthy and corrupt. There are so many things that go unsaid in all of this. Separation resembles a fantasy, a dream.
All right, I'm done. Have a nice day, and I want answers, Pauline Marois. Meanwhile, je vote pour le non.
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