Why Has a Two-Nations Theory of Canada Never Been Very

Why has a two-nations theory of Canada never been very popular with the English-Canadian public?

A) Distinct society status for Quebec would entitle Quebec residents to special constitutional and other legislative rights and protections not afforded to the rest of Canadians.
B) Distinct society status for Quebec would elevate Quebec's economic position vis-à-vis the other Canadian provinces and territories.
C) Distinct society status for Quebec offends against an idea of equality that objects to the notion of categories of Canadians rather than Canadians as a whole.
D) Distinct society status for Quebec would specifically entail lowering the status of English Canadians in the eyes of Canada as a whole.
E) All of the above