The Quebec, US, and Florida examples are no different.

It happens in Canada, it happens in the US, it’s happening in Iran.

Same thing.

“our institutions have a solid legal backbone and the Directeur Général des élections keeps thing in a good order.”

LOL That was a joke right? And what did the “Directeur Général des élections” do about the votes that were thrown out for no reason? What happened to those that did it again?

Don’t compare Quebec to Iran, our institutions have a solid legal backbone and the Directeur Général des élections keeps thing in a good order. Some tactics like the illegal renting of buses from outside Quebec against sovereignist should reassure you that there were small irregularities on both side.

But ultimately remember that theses irregularities against the sovereinist movement is what cost the Canadian government to loose the electsion (does “Scandale des commandites” ring a Bell?). But at the same time, the sovereinist also lost their referandum! This is a good example how democracy worked pretty well in either case. Let’s hope Quebec example can be used as an example everywhere.

In my opinion.. not the same and far from being the same.

Lets not forget the hackable voting machines in the states and the boxes upon boxes of votes that disappeared.

I think Canada and the US should be looking in their very own back yard before commenting. Same shit happens in both these countries.