Atlantic Canadian secession thread

>>131974359
Shameless self-bump

I know you fucks are on EI and are enjoying the night.

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>There is a dick piercing named after you
>There is a town called Dildo
>Your islands are famous for sodomy and corruption
>Illegal entry point for French fisherman

Did I miss anything?

>>131974780
>Your islands are famous for sodomy and corruption
Are there particular islands? because that sounds like where I live.

>>131974946
Newfoundland?
St Pierre and Miquelon is pretty terrible.

>>131974359
you ain't going nowhere boi
t. Ontarian

>>131975136
Nah.
Southwest Nova Scotia.
There's a confessions page on fb like an hour away from us. But in that town, everyone talks about how they meet up with guys from around here and fuck their brains out or have their children. Every guy on this island has a kid they don't know about. There's a bunch of girls from the next town over that have kids, and they dont know who the fathers are.

>>131974359
donair tariffs will be through the roof fuck you

>>131975381
I don't see secession as an economic thing, or even a political thing. It's more of a "Community" thing. THere's no chance of Canadians building a sense of community around "Canadian culture", because people like Trudeau has made Canada into a nation-less state.
You have Russian Canadians, Irish Canadians, Scottish Canadians, English Canadians, French Canadians, Chinese Canadians, Native Canadians, etc; they all default to their ethnic background as an identity. around 30% of people identify as purely "Canadian". but if you think about it; among those 30%, they only idealize THEIR part of Canada as "Canadian" without ever visiting other parts of Canada, and they're probably idealistic.

With Atlantic secession, we have a chance at building an identity around a common cultural heritage. We're also the oldest part of Canada. We need to build community, then nation will follow.

>>131975773
yeah i hear ya man. i'm from northern ontario and there was some talk for awhile in some political circles about us getting our own provincial status, because of the cultural differences between the more white, french/italian Catholic working class canadians, and the more racially and economically diverse south.

>>131976328
If you do get status, I suggest you also work towards secession as well..