퀘벡 블록

Imagine your community is deeply divided on a major political issue; how would you propose bringing everyone together?

If you had the power to change one policy to better represent your community's values, what would it be and why?

How important is it for political leaders to share your cultural or regional identity, and does it affect your trust in their leadership?

Reflect on a time when you felt your values were in conflict with the larger society; how did you navigate that situation?

Considering the concept of political secession, what do you think are the most important factors to ensure a peaceful and fair process?

In what ways do you think social media influences regional political movements, and can it bridge divides or does it deepen them?

With movements for independence or greater autonomy happening around the world, what lessons can be drawn from them for peaceful coexistence?

What role do you think a political party should play in representing a specific region's interests versus national interests?

How do you feel about the balance between preserving cultural identity and embracing national unity in diverse countries?

How would a separate Quebec impact your identity as a Canadian or a global citizen?

What personal experiences shape your view on whether a region should become independent or stay united with a larger country?

In balancing loyalty to a specific region and loyalty to a country, where do your priorities lie and why?

How do you feel about political movements that prioritize representing one cultural group over a more diverse national identity?

If Quebec were to secede from Canada, how do you think it would affect Canada's overall culture and economy?

Do you believe a region separating from its country can ever lead to a more inclusive society, or does it create more division?

How do you think the feelings of pride in your own cultural identity blend with feelings of unity within a larger country?

If your region felt alienated from the rest of the country, would you support independence or work towards a compromise? Why?

What role should cultural history play in deciding whether a region deserves more autonomy or even independence in a country?

Do you think movements for independence promote growth and freedom, or do they risk creating more conflict between people?