@Le Québécois The policies for culture preservation have gone too far. The cause to preserve culture has cost everybody in this province money, quality in education, diminished healthcare, increased taxes, and now global humiliation...with no progress in 40 years. No educated Anglo that still lives in QC will argue that we want to maintain the French culture...that is why we are still here. However, it has come at too big a price. Apathetic as we have been the last 40 years, your cause has allowed this current government to think that laws like Bill 14 and even 101 are acceptable and required (how backwards and Draconian). Culture has no place in commerce, and you cannot force culture down people's throats. We are also not communists and do not need government to tell us how to run our businesses or live our lives. WE DON'T NEED HANDOUTS. We have lived in harmony and democracy for the most part, but now the time has come to bring this province back to where it belongs with or without the French culture. Unfortunately for you, Le Quebecois, that means that your silly cause is no longer important. Your time is done. My children need a future here, and your parents did not provide one for them, so it is up to me and the people like me to make this province great again by focusing on important matters like economy, growth, healthcare, and education. Sit back, and I encourage you to learn what people should focus on in order to be successful. You may not like my approach, but your cause has not accomplished anything positive in 40 years. It's time for new priorities in QC.

@Le Québécois I read these comments with embarrassment and sadness for the French Canadians of Quebec. We, as citizens of this beautiful province, have the opportunity to speak our two official languages fluently, and with pride. Instead, those who have chosen to remain unilingual miss the chance to be part of two communities. Such a loss.

In short, you cannot police a culture.