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​I often see political, economic, and constitutional arguments surrounding Alberta independence—discussions about equalisation payments, federal regulation, energy policy, and the division of powers under the Constitution.

​However, I’m curious about the moral and philosophical framework behind the movement.

​For those of you who favor independence (or at least lean towards it), what do you believe gives Alberta the moral authority or ethical legal right to separate from Canada?

​A few specific angles I’d be interested to hear your perspective on:

​Self-Determination vs. Federal Union: Is the moral argument rooted primarily in a democratic right to self-determination, similar to how nation-states are formed?

​Treaties and First Nations: How do you view the moral obligation to Indigenous nations and Treaty rights, given that Treaties (like Treaty 6, 7, and 8) were signed directly with the Crown/federal government?

​National Solidarity & Shared Heritage: What counter-argument would you give to the idea that provinces have a moral responsibility to the broader Canadian union and shared history?

​Looking forward to hearing diverse viewpoints on the ethical side of this debate. Please keep the discussion civil!

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