I don't quite understand, is Nick pro Orban or not? Does he agrees with Orban's ideas? 
"Population exchange": a pathological euphemism for genocide. It's doubly poignant for Hungary, which has a very unique language, related in Europe only distantly to Finnish. If the EU elite has its way its irreplaceable language will join its dying cousins in distant Siberia.https://twitter.com/V_of_Europe/status/1170816600590749697 …
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What is the point of your question? Would you prefer politicians that are more lenient at letting in immigrants with poor Hungarian language skills to facilitate genocide of the Hungarians?
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I don't know, man. That's a bit extreme I guess. I think a bit of immigrants usually is beneficial to the countries that take them in. Look at your case, for example. I'm sure most Americans are happy to have you and your knowledge thriving in the US instead of Hungary.
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You don't know what you are talking about you sick anti-Hungarian fuck. Blocked.
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Languages are quite obviously replaceable. If Hungary replaced their language with English they'd be far wealthier.
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I’m not sure that’s obvious - computer languages are not replaceable, why would human languages be? More importantly, languages preserve group cohesion, w/o a separate language they’re more susceptible to propaganda - this is why the french eliminated rival languages.
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Many nations will lose their identities in a relatively short historical period precisely because of the ease of migration. Brexit, Trump and other populist movements are nothing but a response to it. Is that good or bad? Only time will tell.
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Yeah... That's disgusting
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Forcing people to move out can quickly become genocide, but a policy of letting people move in? Harmful but it doesn’t equate to genocide. Is that the claim?
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Wasn’t the article about making more babies of a certain brand. Seems weird
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I think it’s just about increasing immigration as a solution to problems of decreasing population.
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Well, yeah like that’s what they didn’t want. You guys are weird.
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I was saying I think equating pro-immigration policies to genocide is weird. But while we’re on the subject of incentivizing babies. I don’t think it’s that easy except maybe: 1 stop dis-incentivizing babies 2 magically create prosperity
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I miss our chats. First, agreed. Well it’s creepy to me not letting nature decide. Like stop interfering with how people wanna bone or not
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What,...what did I just watch? Btw that chick is hot and some reason I wanna have a baby.
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I thought they announced that the Finnish connection was pure coincidence based upon logical sentence structuring, because they couldn't validate any cohesive historical link.
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That's the problem with all languages in Siberia and Central Asia. They look similar, but the further you go into history the more disimilar they become. The best theory for the similarities right now is the Altaic Sprachbund. It explains how culturee in contact exchanged words.
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The only fact is that Uralic, Turkic, Mongoloid, Korean and Japanic people were in regular contact and loaned words from each other. Hungarian is as similar to Finnish as it is to those other languages I mentioned.
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@NickSzabo4 is kinda right that Finnish is the only distant related language in Europe, if you exclude Turkey.
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