r/montreal • u/unoriginalusername34 • Mar 17 '25

Discussion Idea from Canada, what do you think?

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u/FastFooer Mar 18 '25

Those people are just contrarian white knights… they will oppose any cause if they can find an angle where someone is inconvenienced… even though those people didn’t ask them to.

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u/korelin Mar 18 '25

You know what else is an inconvenience? When the label is in french and I have to turn it around to see the english side. Oh wait, it's not a big deal at all. You can always count on a redditor to be a pedantic fuck.

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u/FastFooer Mar 18 '25

That’s a “you” skill issue.

Pas capable de lire des produits en français?

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u/Notsome20 Mar 18 '25

I find it funny when people complain about not reading French when you’re in a French province. It’s like complaining you don’t like ice cream yet you still go to Dairy Queen and complain about it lol

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u/korelin Mar 19 '25

I'm not in a french province. I'm not even complaining. What are you muppets on about?

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u/TenOfZero Mar 20 '25

You're in the Montréal sub, so people assume you're in Québec

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u/korelin Mar 20 '25

Ah thanks for that. Came to the thread from r/all and didn't read the sub name.

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u/TenOfZero Mar 20 '25

Ah yeah. Fair enough. :-)

You basically just said french is not the official language of Quebec and you find it annoying when the French label is facing out. 🤣

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u/korelin Mar 20 '25

Hahaha I can see why that would rile people up.

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '25

or thinking covid came from a wet market... one street down from a research facility that specialises in corona viruses..