Why the U.S. is taking aim at a Quebec language law -- again

[Justice matters.]

The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative has released its annual list of global trade barriers, and it includes Quebec's controversial Bill 96.

[claudette]

1. Just because

Dump
Is too stupid to learn a second language he wants Quebec to bend to him.

je le méprise. I despise him.

[rampartd]

2. what is wrong with these people

if you want people to buy your products, you've got to speak their language.

[Justice matters.]

3. They are lazy bullies.

They want to be served by others, not to serve others according to their needs.

[eppur_se_muova]

7. And colossal ignorami. nt

[rpannier]

4. The Liberal Party of Canada thanks Trump. As do the Bloc Quebec

This sort of stupidity by il douche may push some conservative voters to vote for the Bloc Quebec and soft moderate to vote Liberal as a buffer against the pro-Trump conservatives from winning anything
The Conservatives may have to accept that the only politician they have that can win anything nationally is Ford.
He's not great, but he is the only conservative who has been really vocal against trump
Danielle Smith (Premier - Alberta) is the poster child for why no one in Canada should vote Conservative

[tanyev]

5. Oh, good grief. I'll take "Things That Are None of our GD Business" for $500, Alex.

[ms liberty]

6. Canadian news should report the hell out of this. It is yet something else that makes us all look like morans, though

I'm old enough to remember when Quebec made keeping their language the deal-breaker in joining Canada. In my memory it looms as a pretty big fight that was all over the news, but that could be because I was a kid living in Florida, where there were a lot of Canadians to make it relevant!

[Gordcanuck]

8. Hydro Quebec should

raise the rates on all those exported watts to cover the cost of translation.