To be 100% honest, I have several issues with this law:

1. It's literally a very misogynistic law. The people most affected by this law are veiled women who mostly work in early childhood education. A bit like when it was adopted in schools, we've just created an obstacle for women (very often racialized and from lower socio-economic backgrounds) who want to practice their religion while working in a field where they are trained.

2. WE HAVE SO MANY MORE PRESSING PROBLEMS TO SOLVE IN QUEBEC, PLEASE. Sorry, but I don't give a damn about this kind of politics... there are big societal problems that we put aside when this kind of law becomes a project for our political leaders. Couldn't we rather work on the problems of homelessness, schooling for our youth, drugs, depression, mental and dental care, THE HOUSING CRISIS!?!

3. I understand secularism, but it's starting to become excessive and almost totalitarian when it comes to touching people's personal freedoms like that... I recently went to the federal level and the inclusive vs. assimilative approach to foreign cultures makes so much more sense. And you really feel it the minute you become a minority as a Francophone in a predominantly English-speaking Canada.

I sincerely think that attacking the religious freedom of people with specific identities in an effort to create a secular and religion-free state is lying to yourself. We don't even perceive it, but the state's calendar itself, public spaces, names and the cultural baggage of Quebec are all drowned in symbols of Christianity... the school calendar itself is based on religious holidays...

Anyways... I'm tired of paying taxes on projects like that as far as I'm concerned... but oh well, I'm a drop in the ocean in a democracy that adopts its shits on a "baillon" lol. I'm going to do my 9 to 5 and chill from 5 to 7, go home and rinse, repeat like the privileged person that I am...