Hey, Quebec fag here. What are your thoughts about the ongoing election...

Hey, Quebec fag here. What are your thoughts about the ongoing election ? Do you guys like any of the political pqrties ?

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Why Canada is not Federation?

You should have republic

What do you think of Bernier ?

Was going for QAC but after the debate, fuck them.
Now leaning towards the Block. Anglo who unironically likes the platform (the most). I could just spoil my ballot, we will see.

Signed up for the PPC this week. 100% matches my values. He is a bit of a goofball but he has a heart of based gold.

>PLQ = corporate neolibs
>PQ = "more free stuff" socialists trying to get votes with muh feels
>QS = "everything should be free" commies
>CAQ = less immigration, throw out illegals, deregulate business, lower taxes
I think the choice is clear.

A CAQ+PQ alliance in the national assembly could be decent. The PQ will be able to keep them accountable on their nationalistic agenda. I'm voting CAQ, theyre a safe bet in my riding.

t. 450fag

Vote CAQ goyim

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Also 450 fag, PQ and CAQ could never coalesce because of the seperatism issue, it's all PQ has and CAQ doesn't want that. Also Lisée is an absolute clown of a leader. The last time they had a leader worth voting was Parizeau, the party's been dead since then.

PQ wont really do separatism tho

Theres a bunch of ex-péquistes in the CAQ, both parties are nationalists... I think theres a way to get them to coalesce. After his meme debate performance, theres no way the CAQ gets a majority. Anyway, I dont see the PQ or the commies backing a lib minority

>Do you guys like any of the political pqrties ?

No.
Will still vote for the CAQ though, demography is destiny, they are the only viable answer to slow our extinction. (In the province)

>PLQ = neolibs
>CAQ = neolibs lite
>QS = Commie faggots
>PQ = Natsoc

I think the choice is clear.

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They're weak. Now's the time to go hard with huge rise of nationalism in Europe and US, but they do nothing. Pathetic.

Except that there isn't many young pure laine to willing to boost nationalism. All they care for is the environment and how to socialize everything.

Every single party in Quebec is forced to be nationalist and protectionist of the culture and language, it goes without saying.

Nobody wants a referendum. Any talk of it and it's an instant loss for PQ.

I also was going towards the CAQ but I think I might just vote blank this year. There is not a single party wich reflects what I want. In my opinion, none of em is fit for the job. Some of em are just less bad than one another

Omega LuL

If only

He has no plan to do anything really. Just an opportunist trying to get elected.

OOF I actually have to agree on that.

Quite right, but he might just do something useful, Manon moustache pas tant...

Legault is willing to talk about illegal immigration. That's enough to swing my vote
>nobody wants a referendum
There needs to be an actual leader who will light the flame again in the population. I think most québécois just feel disappointed and defeated on the issue.

Commies have no chance.

Legault is just too big of a clown for my taste, if at least he was conservative, but he's just the same as the rest.. except with a full team of opportunist party swappers looking for a pension.

> There needs to be an actual leader who will light the flame again

That'd be great

Yeah the fact his party is full of ex-PLQ members is really disgusting.

tfw no union nationale

I wouldn't say that QS are commies, just rock hard socialists.
CAQ is a bunch of business man that don't quite know what they're doing and will look a lot like PLQ if they win

Socialism is communism is judaism

more like
>PQ = PLQ but with BASED francophone arabs and blacks instead of yellows

Which parties support Quebec independence?

PQ mais ils acceptent les trans aussi, donc, bleh.

I’m still hesitating between PQ and CAQ