And for answering my own question : catho-facist, I wish I was joking but the last public prayer in Quebec was Atalante (facist group in Quebec City) in front of the Jeanne d’Arc statue on Plaines d’Abraham and some crazy Catholic guru not far from Stu Pit (facist influencer) in Montreal sadly I don’t remember his name.
The two times multiple call were made to the police, didn’t do shit and one time they protected the facist against a counter protest
They’ll find an out the same way they found an out for having religious symbols in public property after bill 21.
Teachers can’t wear religious symbols, you see? But schools, hospitals, streets, etc can have prominent religious symbols and names, I mean, if it’s Catholic it’s tradition, not religion.
Funnily enough (that’s not funny) there was no cross in the Assemblée Nationale (Québec Parliament) before Duplessis. One of the worst PM of the province. Each time a Quebecer is saying « that’s tradition » they’re lying to themselves
Nah! You’re reading it right
Take a wild guess at who are praying in the streets in Quebec? The answer may surprise you
Homophobic zealots making everyone else feel uncomfortable?
Since they’re Catho-Facist I’ll say your right
Feels like anyone protesting with a bullhorn would be shut down. I mean whats a prayer vs whats any other talking.
Exactly
And for answering my own question : catho-facist, I wish I was joking but the last public prayer in Quebec was Atalante (facist group in Quebec City) in front of the Jeanne d’Arc statue on Plaines d’Abraham and some crazy Catholic guru not far from Stu Pit (facist influencer) in Montreal sadly I don’t remember his name.
The two times multiple call were made to the police, didn’t do shit and one time they protected the facist against a counter protest
Oh. That’s because Christianity is tradition.
They’ll find an out the same way they found an out for having religious symbols in public property after bill 21.
Teachers can’t wear religious symbols, you see? But schools, hospitals, streets, etc can have prominent religious symbols and names, I mean, if it’s Catholic it’s tradition, not religion.
Funnily enough (that’s not funny) there was no cross in the Assemblée Nationale (Québec Parliament) before Duplessis. One of the worst PM of the province. Each time a Quebecer is saying « that’s tradition » they’re lying to themselves