Here we go again. We quebeckers are tribal. Well, we recognize intellectual rubbish when we see it. Potter's choice of statistics was partial (no mention whatsoever of Québec's membership in the top league of communities showing solidarity  when you look at all available data about poverty,  fiscal redistribution, economic equality  (Potter could have given a glance at GiNi coefficients, happyness indexes, the role of women in the labour market, but his mind was made up, apparently), while his other comments were based on "alternate facts".  When "professors in universities of great repute" in English Canada say stupidities about LBGTQ's, women, the First Nations or any religious group, they are  crucified on the spot (and even under legal scrutiny). However, if their nonensical comments are directed at Quebeckers, they contribute to the democratic conversation, and are an essential part of the Enlightenment.   Please.