The Notwithstanding Clause in the Canadian Constitution

I'm very in favor of language, particularly. I lived in Hong Kong for a while and nothing makes me angrier than the fact that like Hong Kong schools have to teach Mandarin Chinese as like the formal written form. Quebec basically says, you know, there's only going to be a limited number of slots at non-French schools. You can only enroll in them if you can prove you're part of a historic non-French-speaking population. They are enforcing a French society and they're doing it more and more all the time. In the United States, I think it's insane that Hawaiian language education is not required for students in Hawaii. If you live in a county that has