It's sad that this isn't the whole country. Our national numbers are far lower.
this post was submitted on 12 Feb 2025
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Sorry, I know this post is older, but have to say... we're with you Quebec!🍁
I’m an USAmerican -not by choice- and I’m boycotting the US. I don’t blame anyone who does.
I'd say the people's opinion of the US has always been lower in Quebec than in the rest of the country.
Living in Ontario, Quebecois always seem like the better people
They’re my favourite province in a lot of ways
I love northern Ontario beyond measure, but I also love Montreal and Quebec.
The people are great, and joie de vivre is real
Ready to?
We already are.
Can people from the US also do this?
You can leave and renounce your citizenship. Easier said than done, but otherwise I am not sure how you would boycott your very own country. Stop paying taxes and live on the street?
I mean why does anyone pay taxes the oligarchy doesn't and no one cares.
As an American, I support this.
Following threats of tariffs and annexation by Donald Trump, 76% of Quebecers say they’re buying fewer products from the United States. 74% say they’re also less inclined to travel to the U.S.
71% of Quebecers no longer see the United States as a friendly country.
Awfully nice of Amazon to make it super clear they are an enemy, by moving lock-step with the deranged president and coincide it with union-busting attacks on Québec.
Which is the most unionized place in North America if I'm not mistaken, so a very bold move indeed