Has there ever been a clearer case of good guys vs bad guys?
Has there ever been a clearer case of good guys vs bad guys?
Evan Baker
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Austin Turner
Not really. Thankfully, the good guys won in the end.
Charles Davis
Oh no he is coming...
Ian Cook
quebec will fully admit they are the bad guys they like playing the villain
Leo Gonzalez
The World vs the US
Thomas Hall
The map makes it look as if someone took a bite out of the mapple leaf
Asher Foster
alive guys vs dead guys
Aaron Perez
>La Revanche du berceau ("the revenge of the cradle") is a term for demographic threat via high birth-rates among a minority, specifically associated with French Canadians.
>The phrase originated in Quebec before the First World War. It suggested that although Anglo-Canadians dominated Canada in the 19th century, the higher birth rate in Quebec promised that French-Canadians would resist British immigration and discrimination.
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Because of Quebecois promoting higher birth rates, Montreal went from majority Anglophone to majority Francophone, which has persisted for over a century. Even now, native French speakers account for a significant plurality (49%) of the population in Montreal.
Has something like this ever happened in your country?
Ian Roberts
Nicholas Evans
Based Nunachad