Anyone with any experience knows that people who are comfortable in their own skin and confident in themselves are more popular than people who apologize for existing and lack self-esteem. themselves.
You don’t need a postdoc in psychology to understand that.
This is the law of Hygrade sausage.
The more confident you are, the more popular you are and the more confident you are.
The less self-confidence you have, the less popular you are and the less confident you are.
It’s boring, but that’s life.
Look at what is happening with François Legault: the less he is on his X, the more he is destabilized, the more he falls in the polls and the further he moves away from his X.
For PSPP, it is the opposite. The more he is on his X, the more he climbs, and the more confidence he inspires.
Victory breeds victory. Failure breeds failure.
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THE CARPET
The same goes for cultures and peoples.
As Pierre Falardeau said, the more a people respects itself, the more it is respected.
The more it behaves like a carpet, the more you want to wipe your feet on it.
Why do people like the leader of the PQ? Because he stands up.
“I am a sovereignist and there is no question that I would swear an oath to a foreign monarch.”
The guy had principles and respected them.
Even royalists feel a certain respect for a man who has such an attitude!
As columnist Rémi Villemure told me the other day on QUB radio, immigrants, when they arrive in a country, seek to improve their lot and that of their children.
It’s normal.
If they arrive in a country that has two cultures, there is a good chance that they will integrate into the culture that seems strongest and proudest to them.
We want immigrants who decide to make their lives in Quebec to integrate into the French-speaking majority?
Well, let’s stop making a fuss!
Let’s demand to be served in our language at home!
And let’s stop giving millions of dollars to companies that ask their future employees to send them a CV in English!
A little pride, damn it!
Why would newcomers associate with losers?
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“SAVE ME!”
This weekend, my girlfriend and I had two friends over for dinner.
During the evening, the discussion drifted to immigration.
“We demand too much from immigrants,” said one of our guests. We ask them to graft us a spine! To give us a reason to be proud! However, it is up to us to stand up and have confidence in ourselves! If immigrants see that we are strong and confident in the future, they will speak our language and embrace our culture! They do not have to carry the weight of our uncertainties and defeats on their already frail shoulders!”
Everything is here.
Are we doing like PSPP?
Or do we look at people with the eyes of a man who is drowning and asks to be thrown a buoy?