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▲ 3 r/QuebecLibre

Je me range entièrement derrière cette analyse qui explique pourquoi le racialisme (couleur de peau) est une idéologie étrangère au Québec

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u/VERSAT1L — 1 month ago
▲ 373 r/OkMateCrosseur+1 crossposts

Joyeux mois de la fierté mes crosseuxs.

Fun fact peu connu de l'histoire du Québec, avant l'arrivée des Filles du roy, 100% des colons français avaient des relations homosexuelles.

u/MrMelick — 1 month ago
▲ 7 r/QuebecLibre

N'importe qui trouverait cela inexplicable

Un immigrant (étudiant international) se demande pourquoi certaines communautés ethniques du Québec se sont assimilées parmi le Canada anglais que dans le Québec français, situation qu'il juge lui-même anormale.

On nous ressort encore le même mensonge que "les immigrants étaient discriminés par le système catholique", propagande qui relève de la supercherie.

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u/VERSAT1L — 1 month ago
▲ 0 r/QuebecLibre

Critique dithyrambique à l'égard du rapport de Oui Québec par Denis Trudel et Rémi Villemure

Les donneurs de leçon concernés n'ont pas de crédibilité.

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u/VERSAT1L — 1 month ago
▲ 0 r/QuebecLibre

Montréal-Antifasciste est subventionné par le gouvernement fédéral, à partir d'une initiative favorisant l'implantation de politiques multiculturelles

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u/VERSAT1L — 1 month ago
▲ 580 r/CanadianVisaReform+3 crossposts

Foreign Workers Into Canada 2015-2026

In 2015, the United States was Canada's top source of foreign work permits, accounting for 13.4% of all permits issued, a figure that reflected decades of cross-border economic integration through NAFTA and shared industries.

A decade later, that number has inverted almost entirely: India now holds close to 29% of Canada's foreign work permit share, driven almost entirely by the international student-to-Post-Graduation Work Permit pipeline that expanded aggressively through the early 2020s.

The scale of the shift becomes clearer when you look at the raw numbers: across 5.7 million permits issued over this period from 171 countries, one nation has gone from minor contributor to structurally dominant. Meanwhile the United States has fallen to under 3%, now ranking behind Mexico, the Philippines, China, and several others.

u/Leightoncy33 — 1 month ago
▲ 7 r/motorola

Any phone remaining with an audio jack 3.5 which can still fit in a pocket?!

I can't believe Motorola are the only remaining Android phones with audio jacks. What is the world becoming if companies like Google and Samsung keep removing parts off their phones while still increasing the prices?? Without mentioning they're ripping us off with their crappy and overexpensive blutooth headsets.

The other problem is that the Moto phones are still getting bigger year after year to the point that I've just refunded a Moto G Power 2024 for being too large. What are they thinking? People don't have pockets anymore?

I just want a relatively affordable goddamn Android phone with an audio jack and a display/size that isn't over 6.4/6.5''!

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u/VERSAT1L — 2 months ago