Moderator: Edi
I don`t think so,they can get jobs everywhere,and half of them can`t pronounce my name correctly,some say it like if it was a Spanish name.Andrew J. wrote:Isn't it true that only people that speak French and English fluently are allowed to have a job in the Canadian federal government? That would favor people from Quebec, as well.
But i thought General Montcalm was from France.Montcalm wrote:I don`t think so,they can get jobs everywhere,and half of them can`t pronounce my name correctly,some say it like if it was a Spanish name.Andrew J. wrote:Isn't it true that only people that speak French and English fluently are allowed to have a job in the Canadian federal government? That would favor people from Quebec, as well.
In the United States, most people don't actually vote. Only certain people are allowed to vote, and of those people, only about half vote themselves. Even if they DO vote, it is not up to the people but the electoral college. They really have no obligation to follow the whims of the people. They make the final decision. The founding fathers did that so the commoners would not be able to choose the president due to masses. They wanted to "ensure" that a good, intelligent president would get elected, for the people were not to be trusted with such affairs.What if the way elections are done in Canada were change to resemble the US,wich mean the whole country could chose who they would really want as Prime Minister,so Canada would never again be stuck with a PM from Quebec province?
i find it even funnier that the *UK* is less democratic then iraq by that criteriaIt's funny that both Cuba and Iraq (under Sadaam) were both more "democratic" than Canada in that their executive branchs of government are elected.
