Ogham Readings on Mondays

[kimberlysteele]

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Comments

[mollari]

And this is in a city with a "crisis of unaffordable rents". I'm planning to master French, since Quebec isn't engaged in any of the policies to destroy the working class like the rest of the country, and I think standards of living will diverge a lot more as time passes. I've come to suspect that an awful lot of the "OMG Quebec is horrible!" stuff in the English Canadian media is quietly being funded by their government: if people saw how different standards of living are between Quebec and everywhere else in the country, an awful lot of us English speakers would move there....

[kimberlysteele]

My neighborhood is like that -- white salary classers see the signs in Spanish and the dilapidated buildings and they are like RUN FOR THE HILLS!! This place is the best kept secret in the Midwest. We have the best dive bars, we can walk to several grocery stores, and it's like 1978 with kids riding bikes in packs and neighbors who help each other out when needed. Meanwhile, their part of suburbs looks and feels like that horrific movie Vivarium.

[mollari]

I wrote a post in response to this. I think you just hit the nail on the head for why Quebec is distinct from the rest of Canada.

https://mollari.dreamwidth.org/437.html