Loyalist, in his post Boisclair: Maintient-Il Le Droit? argues:
If Quebec thinks that the rest of Canada is stifling its rightful aspirations, it's doing the same to ours as well.
Let's hope that Boisclair leads the PQ to victory, in the next election and referendum. Because if the choice is between Quebec or Alberta leaving, we know whose departure would weaken Canada the most, economically, politically, and culturally.
And in the comments, Warwick weighs in with:
Let Quebec go willingly. If not, invite them to leave. This country has not been viable since the beginning. Quebec has been dragging us down since we started letting them. They cost too much for the little good they do.
Let them drown in their own socialism - without us paying for it.
My sympathy for Quebec has reached into negative numbers. Be gone.
Such talk is not only offensive, it is down right counterproductive. No party can win a majority government without seats in Quebec. Moreover, if you want to bring more Ontarians into the fold, then playing the national disunity card is just plain stupid.
Smarten up guys.
