[–] 20 points 17 hours ago (3 children)

Ok this one is hard

  1. Don’t sweat it, you have time. I only discovered what I was good at(and had fun to do) late in life.
  2. work and/or study. Find shit job, they build character. They’re hard, they stinks, you’ll hate them. That’s life but that’s also part of the process. They’re probably low cost school in your area, take stupid course, art, programming, another language, etc. Don’t do nothing
  3. open a saving account doesn’t matter how little you put in their but it’s a start
  4. have fun
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  • [–] 6 points 1 day ago (1 child)

    They rejected a referendum to seperate but they accepted 8 out of 10 questions to give Alberta more power over their province territory. Mostly the right to ban migrants and choose which federal judge and administrators can and cannot be in Alberta. They don’t want to be out of Canada but they want all the benefits

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    I’m fairly ok with the « conclusions » of this « analysis », even if I agree with Lisée it’s an important reminder that he advocates for a wall at the Roxham Road and some Trumpist idea about how to handle migrants there which he said as a panelist for Radio-Canada in a high viewership tv spot. He kept his place despite a massive complains against him.

    He [Lisée]also stressed that Quebec's sovereigntist parties have historically been social-democrat,[..]

    This is also factually not true anymore. PSPP advocates conservative policies against Trans people and migrants, he promise Police Fraternities more money and cut into the social net. He hinted privatizing some health programs to relieve wait time and expand the two speeds healthcare Quebec system. The only time I’ve seen him advocate ecological law was to explain that the Independence will help us draft our own ecological laws which he never explained what they will be if we achieve independence. And let’s not start about how they treat First Nations Councils.

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