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Puerto Rico is still 100% Spanish-speaking, 125 years after annexation by the US. It's possible that the US would annex Quebec and similarly keep it as a terri
by TMWNN 2y ago
Puerto Rico is still 100% Spanish-speaking, 125 years after annexation by the US.
It's possible that the US would annex Quebec and similarly keep it as a territory, but more likely is the US not bothering with it at all; why bring within itself an ethnic conflict that has bedeviled Canada for 250 years?
- philistine 2y agoYour negative bias towards my people is showing; most raw raw Canadian federalists insist the mixture of both nations benefited the country, not made it more difficult to manage.
- TMWNN 2y agoI'm an American, so have no brief for either side. I'm happy to believe that Quebec + TROC = greater than the sum of its parts. Maybe that would be true for the US; maybe that means Quebec as territory would be the best solution to satisfy both parties. But even setting aside the unlikelihood of Quebecois used to having so much say in governing Canada accepting no longer having voting delegates in the national legislature, surely any such benefit for the US would be a lot less, relatively speaking. And, again, why would we bring in yet another ethnic conflict into our country?