He has convinced most of the Québécois in Canada that they are Canadians:
This is profoundly odd.
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For the first time in my life, I noticed a very strong nationalistic--even patriotic--feeling arise from coast to coast here in Canada. I was speaking with a good friend of mine yesterday, he's a bit older, he's been around like almost 20 years, longer than me, and we were talking about how generally Canadians are not the most patriotic people.
They're not as much keen to flag-waving or public displaying of their national pride, never as much as our southern neighbor anyway.
And that is especially true here in Quebec, where, as I mentioned before, the French-speaking Quebecers are most likely to identify as Quebecer before Canadian, if at all.
But even here, since those declarations, shocking declarations from Donald Trump, we've been noticing that patriotic Canadian pride take over people.
It's really unbelievable. Suddenly, like you're in a grocery store and you see that elderly lady wondering in French, reading the label on the mustard pot, like, "Was this made in Canada? If not, I'm not even buying it."
Personally, I first came to realize that there was something going on when I randomly came across some posts.
You know it's getting serious when Quebecers start feeling patriotic towards Canada.
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Montreal guy here, born and bred, he made Quebecers patriotic. Do you know to what degree you need to piss off a Quebecer to make them stand up for Canada?
I can't even imagine to what degree you need to piss off a Quebecer to make them stand up for Canada.
Whatever number this is, I believe that it is so big that any tolerance would be on the exponent if you wrote it in scientific notation. (Something like 3.113 × 10187±4.4. Astronomers frequently put tolerances in exponents. It's a big f%$#ing number.)
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