Mr/ Giant Reacts To Why Romania & Hungary Hate Each Other

[@MrGiant]

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[@csababarabas9811]

As a Hungarian ethnic, born and raised in Transilvania Romania let me point out a few things. " HATE " is a very strong word and as such I hardly believe there is any "HATE" between Hungarian and Romanian. The fact that some groups of politicians for their own interest try to provoke the two groups of people is something else. There are millions of Romanians crossing the border with Hungary to go West and hundreds of them going to visit Hungary, so if that HATE will be there do you really think there will be no atrocities? There are so many Romanians buying homes in Hungary especially by the border with Romania, and there is no problem. They have their own Orthodox church, celebrate their own national days, in parks and public spaces, and hang the Romanian flag on the institutions in the towns and cities where their culture and language are represented. Having people who speak the Romanian language in the municipality office where they live also. Everywhere in the world ( I lived in a few countries so I know what I am saying) There is hate between African Americans and Caucasian people in US. There is hate between Croatian and Serbian, or Albanian and Serbian, between Mexicans and USA, Mexican-Spanish ( many Mexicans can still not go over the past), not to mention the Northern Irish and British .....Kurdish and Turkish ....ooooo my Lord. You just talk with some people over there and you will see what hate it is. Between Hungarian and Romanian it is not more than what the Catalans have toward the Spanish or the Germans from Alsace have for the French. God bless you all. We are going through hard times now in Europe, better to talk about something positive instead of hunting for skeletons in Grand Mama's wardrobe. Bless you all.

[@marcelatudor4653]

Cine face aceasta propaganda, sunt aceeasi care au creat aperthietul, o politica de tip propaganda,informatii false. De tip deep stats.

[@rain-cy6ve]

Idk, it s mixed honestly. I m Romanian and I was literally treated horribly by a Romanian ethnic Hungarian at the boarder with Hungary while I was in the train:)))) so there are definietly groups of people who hate each other for sure, but at the same time I never had issues with other Hungarians living in Hungary or with Hungarian ethnics living in Romania. I even dated one, but he turned out to be a terrible person, mind you, not cause of his ethniticity:)))

[@somngreu4800]

As a native Transilvanian Romanian who grew up among Hungarians and mixed families, I only have love and respect for Hungarians. Not sure about the ones in Hungary, some say they are a bit different from the ethnic Hungarians in Transilvania, but they can't be that different. For passionate nationalists there are always grudges , debates and excitement , on both sides. I can't speak for everyone but I'd say the vast majority of people care about other things and even if they argue, they don't take it to extremes.

[@MrGiant]

Hey me friend. Hope you are dpoing great. Thank you for sharing.

[@somngreu4800]

@@MrGiant Thanks for another great video !

[@realMoMoPuFF]

History tought differently in these countries. Whatever happened, I just hope we can forgive each other and work together because that is how all of us can live in peace and prosper. Love from Hungary 🇭🇺

[@ifrimvlad]

Agreed. Hello from Bucharest!

[@realMoMoPuFF]

@@ifrimvlad Hello 👋

[@florinprisecaru4809]

Superb. Greetings from Romania!

[@zavornicvlad12]

Hello from Cluj

[@Marius-Vintila-Vlog]

I live in Banat, territory of Romania. I have friends, Czechs, Serbians, Hungarians, Gypsies. We understand each other well, we are not in conflict. The conflict is between politicians and certain small groups of "nationalists" from Hungary and Romania. There is no conflict between ordinary citizens.

[@MrGiant]

This is the way it should be everywhere.

[@xerxen100]

Before ww1, Hungarians think that Romanians and Romania was their closest allie, and friend, just like Poland :)

[@dmax4838]

I am from Transylvania of Romanian ethnicity, I lived with friends of Hungarian ethnicity. We understood very well. I have only one problem. I don't mind that you speak your ethnic language, but if you were born and raised in Romania, my opinion is that you must also know the language of the country where you live and were born.I lived in Italy for 6 years and learned the Italian language. Yes, there are some places in Romania and if I go and speak in Romanian the ethnic Hungarians don't understand me And this is not correct in my opinion.

[@sujoms]

The treaty of trianon only happened around 100 years ago, so it will take time till they lose their ethnic hungarian language.

[@opreaadi2208]

Just a little bit hate. 😂😂😂 Nothing serious.

[@opreaadi2208]

@@bujdososzekely same as your people do .

[@bujdososzekely]

@@opreaadi2208 , you lying , the Hungarians never burn Wallach "Romanian" flag .

[@bujdososzekely]

Oprea Adi the Belgian turist in Transylvania get just a little bit hate from Romanians. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6TYiHRta7SKetU

[@oTurkish13x]

Some of the things not discussed: - The principality of Transylvania, Moldavia and Wallachia, or the people that were there before these were formed, after the Dacians firstly unified all the area plus more parts of now Hungary Ukraine and Bulgaria territory, were all literally brothers, supporting eachother under roman control and fighting together against invaders for 800 years (plus 300 or so years of Dacians) until the Magyars settled to the west of Transylvania in the 900s - After the Magyar tribes settled on the west of current day Romania, although a forcefully imposed assimilation took place, the partnership between the three previously mentioned states never ceased to exist and were fighting together again against invaders, most notably the ottomans for another 800 years, the strong bond between the three nations forced Hungary to loosen up the control over Transylvania resulting in a semi independent state still under the control of the Hungarians but with to some extent local executive powers - The first unification of Romania took place in the year of 1600 but only lasted one year time during which Moldavia Wallachia and Transylvania became unified once more for the first time since the Dacians, the newly formed land being called "Tara romaneasca" meaning "romanian country"; the land was STILL way smaller than the Dacia that came before which again held territories from Bulgaria, Hungary and Ukraine but since 1400 years already passed since then, the previous dacian/vlach/romanian population settled towards the center of the land following the roman conquest - Many of the rulers or most influential people in these three nations for more than 1800 years were more or less related and of romanian origins although Hungary did have a tremendous impact especially when it came to infrastructure improvements and development growth since they tried using that as leverage for assimilation, areas in which for a long time Transylvania under Hungary control, independent or not, were more developed than the other two The issues start when the Hungarians claim that the land was never unified officially before, not by the Dacians, and certainly not in the 1600s, and that the inhabitants of the region must be grateful solely to their influence. They also deny the romanization of the people under the roman control after Dacia fell when for more than 200 years the dacians were thought latin, bred with the romans and again vast improvements were made in the region of all three nations, but noone hears Italy claiming any part of Romania.. instead they push this narrative that the Romanians created their language and culture and fully developed as an individual nation after the first World War thanks to France and that everything else is western and Romanian propaganda Long story short, you cannot enter someones home and claim full ownership of the establishment, if you are accepted and contribute to improving the living conditions that's totally fine but that does not give you right to claim it your own, you can live with the other inhabitants that were already there if they accept you and live happily ever after, but as you improved the living conditions after you joined, the same thing happened before you as well so you did not do it all by yourself, you built on something already existing. As the saying goes, the people that were there before and the majority needs to be respected in order for them to respect you back and welcome you with open arms, Romania is a melting pot and an incredibly warm and welcoming people, during the years the local population welcomed, bred and mixed with all other cultures and races, Indians, Turks, Arabs, Slavs, Romans, Germans, you name it, as long as their rights were fully respected

[@vladodobleja748]

As a Romanian from oltenia I do not hold any feelings of hate towards Hungarians,if anything they have my respect for their achievments and I hope their democracy will be restored because they are going through a rough patch!

[@DirkDiggler2]

Thanks for your kind words! I also hope that :)

[@catalinforcos232]

Orban was elected by the vast majority and is well seen and supported in Hungary. Isn't democracy the will of the majority? Just because the EU doesn't like him as he puts Hungary first, doesn't mean there is no domocracy in Hungary. I`m sure that when you pass the age of 30 you will see things in a different light.

[@DirkDiggler2]

@@catalinforcos232 Unfortunately the situation is not so nice. He could hack the system of democracy and could affect the mindset of lot of people here. He spends billions of euros(!) each year and uses the latest data science technologies. Yes, we can say that he won the elections several times and there are other parties in the elections too. But is the system fair? Absolutely not. It is like a 100m run competition but one of the participants has a motorcycle while the others legs are tied. Maybe it is not the best analogy, but I hope it can be understood :)

[@alexandrupatru2892]

Thanks for the video, you are a very wise man, sir! Romania and Hungary are NATO allies and both in EU, as well as neighbors. Extremists and agitators that want them destabilized, poor and broken try to influence the weak minded. No, the minorities do not want a nation of millions to go back to serfdom for them, they are also Romanians, regardless of their ethnicities and We get along just fine. The longest party still in power for over 30 years since the Revolution is UDMR, a minority party. Our President is at the second mandate and is what would you call our "Obama", he is of German descent coming from the Saxon minority. Yes, history is important and We have suffered. But suffered We have enough. This is the 21st Century, things have moved on and the only way forward is cooperation and understanding. Unity is the key to strength, not division set by primitive conquering outside powers that want to weaken every nation that has a little bit of break because they're stuck in medieval thinking. While they are in smaller numbers than the szekelys/hungarians, there are also Rromas, Serbians, Brits, Italians, Arabs, Ukrainians, people from U.S. and lately, a lot more Chinese and Sri Lankans living, working and dealing with the same joys and troubles of life, just as the rest of Us. And somehow, with all the troubles, they all LOVE it here and love the people, not matter what ethnicity they are. There's a unique warm welcoming, friendly spirit here that makes you want to be apart of things. Peace and Love from Romania!

[@xxsnakexx70]

Well said Alex .Cheers )

[@MrGiant]

Thank you for sharing.

[@Ilie-ep9hn]

Thank you very much for the video! I am Romanian from that part of Northern Bukovina, Ukraine. Not long ago I learned about the conflict between Hungarians and Romanians, a little similar to Bukovina, I mean, Multiculture, Bukovina is a Multicultural land, Ukrainians, Romanians, Poles, Germans, Jews, and others. The same goes for Transylvania, Romanians, Hungarians, Germans, and others. Interethnic conflicts are created by a group of nationalists, some media from any side, and armchair experts on the Internet who do not understand anything, and ordinary people just want to live. I wish everyone peace and the best. And thanks to the author for the video again :)

[@juz3r1]

An interesting fact: For the last year or two, youtube has been flooded with the works of Romanian tourism video bloggers about Budapest. I listen and read the comments of Romanian people with a translator and I am amazed.

[@julianmarco4185]

The situation between Hungary and Romania is strictly about who has historical right to the region. The situation about America and minorities is a bit different. Helping refugees who are running from wars, starvation and oppression is one moral thing. But not doing anything about their corrupt leadership of their countries then that is clearly not good for the people of the USA because it only brings benefits to rich people who need cheap economic servitude from desperate refugees not the common middle class who will only get poorer and poorer because they have to lower theie living standards to compete on the market.

[@CristianConstantin-k6k]

Hi again. I forgot the essential : THE HUNGARIANS PEOPLE FROM ROMANIA ARE GOOD PEOPLE, over 90% and they have the bests politicians ( UDMR ) from romanians parliament . This is the truth. Of course, they have same extremist, like romanians extremists wich they are 2-3%. But we must to live in peace, because the history has put us together in these places. 🎉❤ I like you very much because you are a tolerant man. 🎉 Respectly, Cristian

[@lauram4168]

Many of my friends were of Hungarian ethnicity, I don't think this hate is true, I don't think we "hate" each other it's just some roasting 😅 on some of the things that happened in the past ,but the past should be past by now

[@alexpetcu887]

I live in Timisoara and just from my personal experience, I have NOT seen any hate or ethnic discriminatory behavior at all. I'm a mix of ethnic chromosomes, romanian, hungarian, german and serbian and have friends from all over the ethnic map. They all understand each other and they may argue about football, or politics, or girls :) , but none cares that you are romanian or hungarian or whatever. You can be a CHINESE BLACK VIKING, for all we care, if you are a good man, nobody will have anything against you. Cheers

[@Alexandru0687]

Some Hungariers are ultra hungariers and they wanna fight all the time. That's why tensions tend to rise between us the Romanians and hungarians. The hungarians are well know through Europe for stiring up the pot too much.

[@marchidan21]

Under Hungarian rule, Transilvania was poorest region. Under Romanian rule, Transilvania is richest region, over Hungary. That is all we need to know.

[@sujoms]

Before it was hungarisation, then after trianon, romanisation. All the same thing... if the minority is forced to speak romanian in transylvania that is the same thing that happened to the Romanians before. Same crap all over again😅

[@andreisuman7853]

the Austro-Hungarian empire want to enslave Romanians and to go father Romanians fought against their oppressors

[@botacalin-dan6823]

It is interesting how the people in other parts of Romania except Transilvania hate hungarians. The ideea that Hungaria wants to take Transilvania is usually shout out from Bucharest. As a person who raised near the Hungarian border i can tell that there is no real hate between hungarians and romanians in Transilvania. Only rasist jokes. And that's exactly what they are: jokes. Ofcourse there is a minority that hate eachother, but the huge majority get along just fine.

[@alyjohanson5001]

apologies from Mr. Giant, i have to explain something to one fellow romanian! iti raspund eu, ca unul care a trait in Ardeal 31 de ani, originar din regat: nu ne intereseaza aspectul asta. observi indiferenta asta in politica Bucurestilor ce a permis o briza nationalista in rindul intelectuali-tontilor de fronda din regiune. de cind am ajuns in zona am observat stereotipurile astea sustinute, uneori, pasional si nu prea intelegeam motivatia reala, dincolo de manipularile din istorie de ambele parti; chiar am fost judecat pentru ca nu inteleg situatia, insa m-am facut clar ambelor nationalitati: eu nu sint ardelean, ci roman, ca o parte din ei, si pina nu voi simti o amenintare directa la status quo-ul meu, moment in care nu voi astepta secole ca sa reactionez categoric ci doar momente, ca un bun ragatean, nu ma intereseaza luptele de cocosi. asta a avut ca rezultat prietenii, char contemporane, cu ambele natii. mai apoi, dupa o nevasta si prietena "conlocuitoare' din zona, am inteles ca intre romanii si ungurii de acolo nu exista nici o diferenta in domeniul ego-ului care motiveaza ambele "etnii". ori ego dezvolti cind esti dezorientat si ai nevoie de o minima coerenta personala. contrar parerii colective, locul sfinteste omul. in Ardealul luptelor seculare pentru resursele locului, energiile pamintului s-au consumat, oamenii si-au cam pierdut capacitatea de reactie imediata refulind in ego - de aici si conventia colectiva ca ardeleanul se supara si-i trece greu, in timp ce in sud, unde spiritul a zburdat mai liber, s-a pastrat ”iuteala ancestrala”. realitatea e ca nu limba ce-o ciripesti sau buletinul te definesc_ca rost al existentei, ci interiorul, constiinta, ce ai ajuns sa inveti si intelegi in viata este valoarea (”comoara” din religie) ta ca individ. iar intelegerea limbajului asta e comuna tuturor.

[@botacalin-dan6823]

@@alyjohanson5001 Ca un om care este nascut si crescut in Ardeal iti spun doar atat: nu lentoarea sau iuteala ne caracterizeaza. Oamenii din Ardeal au trait de secole impreuna. Avem destul simt al umorului sa facem bascalie unii de altii. Iar extremistii nu sunt vazuti cu ochi buni de nici una dintre parti. Dar ma simt DEOSEBIT ca un om mai tanar decat mine imi explica despre nationalism in Transilvania. Du-te in Moldova si o sa vezi ca sunt mai extremisti cu ungurii decat cei din Ardeal. Du-te la Bucuresti si o sa vezi ca multa lume ne spune (noua, ardelenilor) inca bozgori. Problema cu ungurii nu o au ardelenii ci restul tarii. Daca e greu sa intelegi atata, nasol.

[@ILoveWoWandRock]

Well it is not far-fetched. Orban has the map of great Hungary on his wall and the way hungarian gov is playing the current geo politic situation, they kind of rely on Russia to win the war and gain influence in Eastern Europe and somehow gift them some territories. The president of Hungary goes to a mountain top in Romania and takes a picture with a landmark where both sides paint in the color of their flag over the other's country flag, while the Hungarian flag is painted on and writes Transylvania, nothing about Romania. Don't have any doubt about it my brother, Hungary is weak now but they patiently wait and lick Russia's balls hoping the power will shift in Eastern Europe to get Transylvania and other territories from Slovakia, Croatia, Serbia, Ukraine and even the small part from Austria. They play the loyal servant game with Russia hoping for a bone from the master! ;)

[@elaela2754]

@@ILoveWoWandRock that s so true

[@alexandrav745]

But people now get along well. Extremist followers are rare and isolated. There are also funny stories based on stereotypes. When the Hungarians first arrived in Transilvania, there was no one there. They stopped at a spring to water the horses and wash themselves, and when they came out of the water, neither the horses nor the clothes were there.😅

[@andreisuman7853]

and for you hungers dacitic territory is forbidden to you

[@addizx]

You get it right Mr.Right... Romania is Africa of Europe... You will start to love this folks....

[@elaela2754]

and you are Asia of Europe

[@CristianConstantin-k6k]

Hi Mr. Giant. Romanians don't hate hungarians. Of course, in Romania is 2-3% extremists. But Hungaryans cannot accept, from 1918 ( after WW1) that they have lost teritories for Romania, Slovokia , Ukraine and Serbia. But it's true, they war an Empire with Austrians. In Transilvania, from hundreds years ago, live romanians over 70% from population. This is the history. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. The truth is that hungarians minority from Romania have all the human rights. They speak their language, they have hungarians schools , they keep their traditions, and this is good. 🎉 Respectly, Cristian

[@hallsofhistory]

Hey that shirt looks familiar haha. Isn't it amazing how just about everywhere you look throughout time that people have to try and rule and take over. Love the peace talk Mr. Giant. I want some peace and quiet too.

[@MrGiant]

Whats up Rudebouy ha ha ha ha ha. Its that a softball shirt I see ha ha ha ha ha. The only thing Marshall I own lol.

[@jozsinagy9833]

This contradiction can never be reconciled, but time will solve it, because there are fewer and fewer Hungarians in Transylvania. It is interesting that while the Romanians allegedly lived under Hungarian oppression for centuries and multiplied, the Hungarians disappeared from most of Transylvania in 100 years. That's all about that. It is easy to decide who was first in Transylvania. You have to look at the names of the settlements. Apart from one or two villages in Transylvania, there are no settlements with Romanian names, only Romanian names that have been translated from Hungarian names in the last 100 years. For example, Nagyvárad, which is Oradea in Romanian. Don't let anyone tell me that Oradea came first, Oradea doesn't mean anything, but the same is true for Csíkszereda (Miercurea Ciuc), Marosvásárhely (Targu Mures) and the list can be continued ad infinitum. On the other hand, there is the Daco-Romanian theory of the Romanians, which everyone can only laugh at.Obviously, it is difficult for the Hungarians to accept that the great powers gave this area to this miserable people, who in 100 years did not build anything, only destroyed it and reduced it to their own low cultural level.They received Transylvania as a gift, and they are still offended that after 100 years there are still Hungarians who do not want to be Romanians, and therefore hate them.This is the truth, unfortunately.

[@elaela2754]

Romanians were not allowed to live in the cities in Transilvanya. Only the Hungarian nobility had this right ... Just learn some history

[@ticozaur1]

As you know Romanian land was attacked and conquered in the last centuryes by most of the superpowers of that specific time, romanians never attacked or conquered anyone while hungarians were part of some empires that frequently conquered lands from neighbors including Transilvania. What few know about is that romanian army actualy fight and loose their lifes in 1919 helping hungarians get rid of the comunists of that time that took control over their country, we normal people are not that enemys like you see on Yt. Great job by the way, keep it up :)

[@bujdososzekely]

Dorin Avram , the top 10 things Romania has stolen kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHu6ZZKYh5mYerc

[@RedHealthBlueMana]

The hate is imaginary. Maybe just in their politics.

[@ferencercseyravasz7301]

Brother, what you said in your conclusion about your own situation is EXACTLY how I would describe ours. I have mixed origins, my mother was Romanian, my father Hungarian, but since I grew up in a linguistically and culturally Hungarian environment, I identify myself as ethnically Hungarian. I see that someone mentioned before that "hate" is a very strong word. Also someone said that 99% of all Romanians who actually hate Hungarians live outside of Transylvania and most likely they never met a Hungarian person in their lives. Those who live here in Transylvania might have some resentment based on past events, which can go as far as despising or strongly disliking the other community and even dreaming about the re-drawing of the borders (although that would be both catastrophic and unrealistic), I don't think we can talk about hatred. When it comes to us, Romanians, Hungarians in Transylvania, what you said applies perfectly. At the end of the day, who the hell cares about who was here first, when the important thing is that we are all here now, and working together to make this place the best it can be is our best interest? And yes, politicians habitually exploit any real or invented resentments egging the two communities against each other, making one the scapegoat for the problems of the other. As far as real issues go, I think language is a strong factor. While Romanian is a Romance language, relatively easy to learn for most Europeans, Hungarian is the complete opposite of that, it's Uralic, notoriously complicated, extremely difficult to learn, doesn't feel or sound like anything else. And we still have closed communities, small villages or towns where almost everyone is Hungarian. Not being exposed to the spoken Romanian language on a daily basis, it's really difficult for them to learn it properly, so they tend to turn inwards and close their communities even more. As for Romanians who learn Hungarian, they are few and far between (understandably, that's not an easy undertaking!) So while in big cities one will meet Hungarians who speak Romanian so well that their accent is the only thing that tells you that they're not native speakers, in other areas it's not that simple. Politicians and others with bad intentions (or just irresponsible people) often make fun of this, and then people get offended... All in all it's a very complex issue but I don't see any hatred or danger or impending doom here.

[@vladodobleja748]

I'm from oltenia,my maternal great grandmother was Hungarians and I do not hate on Hungarians,why would I hate someone just for the only reason that he/she belongs to a certain ethnic group?

[@alexandrugrigore2628]

​@@vladodobleja748Oltenia Eterna terra nova ❤❤❤

[@johnjames5842]

Comparing a diverse country like the US or even Brazil with hungary/romania is not nearly the same , both Hungary and romania are European, and majority christian, their ppl have shared history & ethnicity, they both came from the same ppl, whats happening In the US is a whole other thing.

[@shockandawe7274]

We don't hate each other. It's just online banter and Hungarians are upset we're better at it.

[@MrGiant]

😂

[@etelkakarolyi9728]

those who take banter seriously are only a few extremists. I don't think anyone actually hates each other. lovely greetings from Hungary 💖

[@sefidindumitru4418]

Let me tell you something if you are in your own land and you go to buy something from shop and they refuse to speak with you in Romenien end don't serve you because you speak your own language in your own country,end more then that not just the language the behavior to , how you will react 🤔 trust me when I tell you nobody hate them and Romaniens are very welcome with everyone 😏 but they become this hate because they do all this stupid things.

[@gaborszadai1992]

>>Imagine how the Wallachian and Moldavian Principalities, united into a little kingdom in 1881, grew into GREAT ROUMANIA at the end of WW I, mainly with the assistance of France and Great Britain. Indeed, Great Roumania owed her territorial greatness to these countries. Nevertheless, by 1939, she had switched allegiance again, and from the very first minute of Germany's attack on Russia in 1941, the Roumanian army - splendidly equipped with German weapons - went on a veritable war of conquest at the cost of Russia. 1941-1943: APPROXIMATE AREA FROM RUSSIA This time, Roumania grew in size thanks to Hitler! Yet on August 23rd, 1944, Roumania suddenly changed sides again and began shooting down her German allies without any warning. Even before Germany’s war on Russia, Roumania embarked upon the FINAL SOLUTION regarding her several hundred thousand Jews many of whom had declared themselves as Hungarians. As my source of information I use the work: Genocide and Ethnocide of the Jews and Hungarians in Roumania which bases itself on Hannah Arendt's well-researched book: Eichmann in Jerusalem: A repon on the banalitv of evil in which reference is made to Raul Hilberg's large book: The destruction of the European Jews. In the summer of 1941, Roumanian units - and here I quote: "...embarked upon a program of massacres and deportations that even 'dwarfed the Bucharest outburst of the Iron Guard', in January of the same year, a program that for sheer horror is unparallel^ in the whole atrocitystricken record."... "In the middle of August [1941], by which time the Roumanians had killed close to 300,000 of their Jews, mostly without any German help, the [German] Foreign Office concluded an agreement with [virtual dictator] Antonescu 'for the evacuation of the Jews from Roumania, to be carried out by German units'." Yet Roumania finished WW II practically on the side of the victors! And the systematic thinning out of the ethnic Hungarians and Germans in Roumania began in the autumn of 1944. During September and October of that year, Roumanian Maniu-guandist - some say bandits - returning to northern Transylvania, which in 1940 had been reunited with Hungary, massacred many thousands of Hungarian civilians. In the building of the enormous Black Sea - Danube Canal, several hundred thousand people are estimated to have been forced to work under inhuman conditions. Of these, some 70% were Hungarian slave laborers. In the death-camps along the canal, some 40,000 Hungarian men, women and children perished. Dossier 247U of the MINISTRY OF NATIONAL DEFENCE (Bucharest, Basement, Room 42) shows this: DOSSIER 247U 1973 - 1983 Conscripts in Roumania who committed suicide Total.......................... 1687 Ethnic Hungarians......... 1639 Conscripts in Roumania who died in accidents Total.......................... 1511 Ethnic Hungarians......... 1386 Apart from such mass destruction of Hungarian and other lives, thousands of documented or veiled cases of individual beatings, psychiatric and other torture, Roum anian-style incarcerations and so-called "accidental deaths" occurr^ mainly of Hungarian teachers, clergvmen. doctors, actors, writers and so on. To make matters worse, the following general, but officially denied, measures against ethnic minorities have been carried through in Roumania: 1) Almost complete elimination of Hungarian and other ethnic educational institutions. 2) Suppression of Hungarian and other minority languages. 3) Falsification of historical data and population statistics. 4) Confiscation of cultural archives, even of church registers. 5) Obstruction of contacts with relatives abroad. 6) Dissolution of Hungarian and other ethnic communities under the guise of industrial resettlement. Now, such measures surely amount to the crime of CULTURAL GENOCIDE as laid down in UN Document E/447, 1948, of the United Nations Ad Hoc Committee on Genocide. Roumania, however has stated many times that she has no national minorities problem

[@M_O_G]

Bulgaria was there first! 😃Hungarian and Romanian territories are ours! 😁 we want them back! 🤣

[@adrianpoli1921]

Hate is a very strong word. I think there is more of teasing at best now. Of course there are radicals on both sides but they are not loud and as prominent as expected. Romania and Hungary have a long history but right now it's in a different state of mind.

[@oszaszi]

I think this is an issue for the older generation and for people living around the borders. Since population there is quite low there, you will bend to what the "majority" of the community believes cause we usually like conformity. Its an issue in other places too. The smaller the communities you live in, the easiest it is to get influenced by older believes. It also doesnt help that Hungary has an ageing population, so its not like the "fresh young generation" will cleanse the issue fast. But I believe younger generations today are more open minded due the internet. Though its still a problem that around the border areas people dont speak english so that closes them off from majority of the info channels. Around those borders hungarian, some slavic languages, romani or german are the most spoken languages. English is more known if you went to university or if you live around bigger cities. Which Hungary doesnt have many. Cant speak for Romania's side. But for work I went to Romania before and I have never felt any kind of hate towards me... maybe its coming from my job, or me being a usually calm person, but I felt the people there are just the same as everywhere else :D

[@jozsinagy9833]

Igazán megspórolhattad volna ezt a fost, amit idetettél.

[@bobyshadow5837]

power are in people not in politics! but for that the people must think! end see !

[@superdrinkerb6432]

Do you know what the Native Americans say about the land? People don't own the land, the land own them...

[@RazvanTase]

The idea of owning land doesn't make much sense to me... just as fish can't ever own the fish bowl or the ocean. You can't OWN something you didn't create and can't control to the fullest. Some do get to own their souls (emotions) but most are owned/controlled by them. We do have an impression of owning our bodies, but that's only until you happen to cross some rules made and enforced by other humans. Some say that we own our thoughts, but do we really? Do we know how each (or any) thought was created or came to be? Isn't it more like a running river of ideas that we just happen to feed from at times? Isn't this one of the reasons we have expressions such as "an idea who's time has come..."? Or isn't this the reason that some ideas or "inventions" happen to come to different people at relatively the same time? It's all vibration and we just happen to get in tune with some of those vibrations at different times. I think that the only things that can be actually owned outside of ourselves are fully decentralized crypto assets such as Bitcoin, but that also, only as long as enough diversity exists in the mining aspect of it (enough different people run the nodes). In relation to Transilvania, it's clear to me that people of what is now called Romanian ethnicity were first on the scene, however, an ethnicity in the river of time is just a little less fleeting than human lives are. Who knows what the ethnicity of people living in Transilvania will be in 5000 years from now... or 10 or 20 thousand. Will their history mention Romanian or Dacian descent? I kind of doubt that, given the constant resets happening throughout the world many times in... "history". Or who knows, if Bitcoin will survive, then maybe some resemblance of history will as well...

[@superdrinkerb6432]

@@RazvanTase 🥱😴

[@RazvanTase]

@@superdrinkerb6432 yeah, that happens with superdrinkers...

[@baldbastardo]

Bah. I was just talking to a Romanian today and there was more kinship than hate. There's lots of history between our two nations but most of the hate is gone. It's noticably better than it was even 30 years ago. True, when Hungary granted citizenship (this is simplified, but close enough) to ethnic Magyars outside of her borders in 2011 that caused some ruckus, but too bad. It's a just and righteous move and not the expansionist plot craziness some people made it out to be. I've nothing but love for our neighbors who've gone through the same bullshit as us. We've more in common than not and if not for power brokers we'd have even more.

[@MrGiant]

Its great to hear that they is common ground. Life is more peaceful that way. Thank you for sharing,. Have a great weekend.

[@joeygaming1386]

The problem starts with the fact that there is no evidence that the Romanians existed/lived there when the Hungarians moved into Transylvania but they say it was theirs. According to several sources, the ancestors of the Romanians settled in Transylvania after the establishment of the Hungarian kingdom. I don't think the people don't like each other because of who owned Transylvania, but because of centuries of atrocities against each other. But of all, I think the behavior witnessed in World War I-II is the main cause of dislike. Where the Romanians backstabbed their allies (including the Hungarians) to grab the territory of Transylvania and wanted a good part of Hungary too, saying it was theirs too. And because the Romanians say that we are not European like them. This is true I agree, but the Romanians have never done as much for Europe as the Hungarians in the last thousand years. I am Hungarian and I know that there are good and bad people in every country, just like here and in Romania. I was raised to respect others and I will give that as long as I get the respect.

[@Gamers-of-the-Abyss]

Good content👍

[@MrGiant]

Thanks 👍

[@bobyshadow5837]

im romanian! im from Hunedoara end i understend cose all it is in transilvania is build of all nacions who ware theare! all that mixt of cultere make transilvania so wonderfull all influence end everithing make lott of people to fell like home! i speack in this days end im thx to my encions cose they take all what whas good in times end let us one good legancy! love all people on this whorld who are fear end smart inuf to see we live in this days who must to fight whith clime not whith owers past! let enjoy what we have end try to live as one whorld ! earth it is one end we live on this fragile whorld!

[@MrGiant]

Thank you for sharing. We are all one nd should realize that.

[@ZakkWyldeman]

the Dacians got nothing whatever to do with Romanians currently populating the area. The first Bulgarian-Cuman-Vlachian state was established in 1095. Untill that point the ancestors of the Romanians could not cross the Danube river because in the first place its a serious rivercrossing, and in the second place the Cumans controlled the other bank. The first mentioning of Vlachs in the Carpathians is from 1195, when the Hungarian crown accepting their habitance in the region, and under a right of Kenéz the Hungarian ruler let them stay as long as the locals pay the taxes. The Hungarian arguement for many-many decades was that we were hear first, so the Romanians inveted a Dacian-theory from thin air which out-dates the Hungarian arguement.

[@ramonamarici5586]

Hello. migration has always existed, now we call them nomads. so my opinion is as follows, this conflict is more fueled politically. I have neighbors and we understand each other very well. there are certain areas where special rights are demanded, areas under a different flag and only Hungarian is spoken, which is not normal. if I go to them, they won't do me any favors. you adapt to the nation where you go. You learn their tradition, language, rules. we are intelligent people..i think. if aliens came I would understand the skepticism towards them. but human to human conflict, we are all children of this planet. it doesn't matter race, religion, etc. we have to respect and love our differences, we wouldn't have evolved otherwise.

[@szakaattila7899]

Dragă Ramona@ What you write here may be an expectation or a stubborn mentality, but there is certainly no respect and honor in it! I, who have lived here in the heart of Transylvania for more than 50 years, where my ancestors lived for more than a thousand years, have not yet met a single Transylvanian Hungarian who could not speak some Romanian, on the other hand, 99% of the Romanians here do not know Hungarian, and I think that most problems start here! It is only for this reason that the Romanians do not understand the ancient Hungarian place names and geographic names, and they believe the many lies that the Daco-Romanians gave the names to everything here, but such names do not exist in reality! That is why the Romanian Ceausist historians and their successors can continue to spread their lies, because they know very well that the Romanians do not know Hungarian, and even if they could understand a few words, they would never understand the connections. I know both peoples and both languages ​​well, and therefore also their culture, which is why I am already convinced that all the problems stem from the fact that you were told so many lies about the Hungarians and especially the invented ancient Daco-Romanian origin is the reason for everything!

[@ramonamarici5586]

@@szakaattila7899 I know you are a very proud people. unfortunately we still accepted to be trampled on. it was good during the time of Vlad Țepeș. calm down as a people. what bothered others. I did not write for polemics. history is not written by ceausescu let's be serious. we just can't believe that the world is so manipulated and gullible. now you have your history what can I say. and honest. if they want Hungarian rights, they just have to cross a border, nothing more. Sorry. I wouldn't allow myself to ask another people for rights that are "due to me".

[@szakaattila7899]

@@ramonamarici5586 I studied history in Romania led by Ceauşescu, but I only finished the art history course, because I couldn't accept the many lies that were being taught about us Hungarians in the 80s, so I know very well what I'm talking about! And unfortunately, this aspect has not changed much even today in Romanian textbooks, where children are only taught about the continuity and heroism of the Romanians and the meanness and barbarism of the Hungarians! Instead, if you want, I'll give you hundreds of real facts that everything you learned about the origin of Romanians and Hungarians is the other way around, so anyway, we or our grandparents did not come to Romania as migrants, but Romania came over us and colonized the old overwhelmingly Hungarian towns and villages! Nu prea înţeleg ce vrei să spui cu drepturile cerute de noi? Sau chiar crezi că în România avem toate drepturile unui popor european, măcar după normele Uniunii Europene?!

[@ramonamarici5586]

@@szakaattila7899 super. Ești un ungur român. Nu neg nimic și nu caut scuze. Nu ne putem lupta la nesfârșit pentru trecut, nu aș accepta să fiu de-acord cu Putin pentru Ucraina. Sau să începem noi să recuperam teritorii de la ei. Cum ar putea și Ungaria sau Polonia. Ne agățam de un trecut unde nu am fost. Nu aveți toate drepturile cum nici noi în Ungaria ceea ce este și normal până la urmă. Respect orice țară și ma adaptez aceseia. Nu îmi place plec și asta este. Nu poți schimba repetând la nesfârșit aceleași greșeli. Suntem vecini până la urmă nu este pacat?

[@ramonamarici5586]

Iar despre Uniunea Europeană să nu ne lăsăm duși de nas. Germania conduce Europa. Restul cam așa să dea bine.

[@GB-bx6gz]

Many wake up as historyans 👏🧐🤣 !!! Study more !!! From Romania 🇷🇴 with love ❤️

[@flumpah]

Totally agree with what you said there Mr G...

[@ovidiubuga6113]

The native who lived in Transylvania were there before the greeks came to Elenistic peninsula,people that came from Troy and build Rome and from the same tribe Thraccians,they killed the celtic tribes from Europe ,Hungarians are sharing 30 % with Pashtur tribe from Iran and Ugrians from russian Siberia maybe it hurts for some but you are just another invader who came after land our roots are so deep here when your old leaders brought saxoxns here to colonize and erase we held ,when they forbid the use of stone in our churches we made them from wood. The districts with majoritary hungarians population receive most of subsidized money from goverment and they dream of autonomy pushed by the evil politicians there . If America will put city name plates for all the ethnicities and administration how many will they need ? When all television in those poor areas and subbed in hungarian you have very few jobs there and you go out of area and romanians dont speak(no need to pamaper a minority ) hunagrian we are "mad" at us bcs we are mean to you. As i said to one my relatives if you want to hold ethnycal identity you do it Saturday in your spare time ,not ask for special favours .

[@befreetv354]

I JUST ,,talked,, with a hungarian on the internet...LMAO....most of them play the old broke ,,song,,...Transilvania was for 1000 years of Hungary....Reality : Transilvania WAS STOLEN by the Empire Austro Hungarian ! IT WASNT Hungary...it was an Empire ! AUSTRIA and HUNGARIAN Empire...WHAT they dont say is that HUNGARY WAS CREATED by MIGRANTS ! ( Atila teh Hun - see the history)....Transilvania was Dacia ! DACIA WAS BEFORE ANYTHING ! Romanians are DESCENDATS of Dacians !...most of them...NOWADAYS IS ROMANIA! PERIOD....but they still hold hungarian flag in Romania and THEY KEEP THE HATE alive....THIS IS GIPSY mentality....IN USA YOUL WILL SEE ONLY the flag of USA....not a spanish flag or mexican...LMAO.....THATS THE STORY with hungarians....they think they are better than romanians....BUT THEY ARE NOT !

[@KissMate-lp2gt]

bro.. they are better.

[@gaborszadai1992]

>>Colin McEvedy angol földrajz- és történelemtudós szavai: “A modern Romániában lakó, a latin leánynyelvén beszélő havasföldiek (Wallachians) és moldvaiak (Moldavians) először a 14. században említtetnek. Későbbi állításuk, hogy a Kr.u.a 2. században odatelepített rómaiak utódai, célzatosnak és kevéssé hihetőnek látszik. Ugyanis, a rómaiaknak Románia földjéről (270-ben) történt visszavonulását és az oláh (Vlach) államok megjelenését évezred választja el, amelynek során e föld szláv és nomád népek birtokát képezte, és amelyből teljesen hiányzik a római továbbélés bizonyítéka. Szinte bizonyos, hogy az oláhok a Balkán nyugati részéről származtak.” McEvedy szavait illően erősíti Pierre George és Jean Tricart francia történészek műve: L’Europe Centrale - Geographie Physique et Humaine /Közép-Európa természeti és népességi földrajza (a 11. században). Colin McEvedy, British geographer and historian: "The Latin speaking Wallachians and Moldavians, inhabiting modern Rumania, are first mentioned at the beginning of the 14th century. Their later claim to be descendants of the Roman colonists planted there in the 2nd century AD., seems tendentious and improbable, for the Romans' withdrawal from [modern] Rumania ([in] 270) and the appearance of the Vlach states are separated by a millennium in which the country was the property of Slav and nomad and which is devoid of all evidence of Roman survival. Almost certainly the Vlachs came from the western Balkans." These words are aptly corroborated by the French historians Pierre George and Jean Tricart in their book: L’Europe Centrale: - Peuples de I’Europe centrale au XIe siicle)

[@jozsinagy9833]

Everyone is better than the Romanians..

[@befreetv354]

GIPSY...go play at tthe other table...LMAO...@@jozsinagy9833

[@underworld9491]

But in usa they speak the same language! Instead in Romania, Hungarians know almost no romanian at all😂. And then they go on prime time posing like victims whenever they are abused because they are simply rude when confronted 😂 They want romanians to speak hungarian in they're own country 😂

[@DacianRider]

indeed. quite sad... hopefully one day they will calm down, willingly or un...willingly

[@jozsinagy9833]

You were supposedly under Hungarian oppression for a thousand years before Trianon. Maybe you learned Hungarian? Then why do you expect Hungarians to learn Romanian?

[@underworld9491]

@@jozsinagy9833 it's not like they don't know it! They don't want to address... Other than Hungarian 😂 Even when accessing public institutions... were obviously nobody knows Hungarian

[@szakaattila7899]

What can someone from America know about European cultures, but especially about Transylvanian Hungarians, when even 99% of Romanians do not know the truth, because they have been lying to them for more than 100 years, especially about Transylvania and Hungarians! I, who have lived for more than 50 years here, in the heart of Transylvania, where my ancestors lived for more than a thousand years, have never experienced so much ignorance and so many lies as what is called the history of Romania even today! I studied history, but I only finished the art history course, because I couldn't accept the many lies that were being taught about us Hungarians in the 1980s, and unfortunately this hasn't changed much even to this day. I can honestly say that I have not yet met a single Transylvanian Hungarian who does not know how to speak Romanian at all, but instead, 99% among the Romanians here, don't know Hungarian and I think that most of the problems start here! This is the only reason why Romanians do not understand the old names of places and Hungarian geographical names, and I believe the many lies that the Daco-Romanians gave names to everyone here, but such names do not exist in reality! That is why the Romanian Ceausist historians and their successors can continue to spread their lies, because they know very well that the Romanians do not know the Hungarian language, and even if they understood a few words, they would never understand the connections. I know both peoples and both languages ​​well, including their culture, so I am already convinced that all the problems stem from the fact that you were told so many lies about the Hungarians and especially about the fictional ancient Daco-Romanias, these many lies are the reason for everything! I am just writing a few examples out of hundreds that Romanians should know about, such as the ancient document "Regestrum Varadense" of the Hungarian Kingdom contains about 711 names of localities and about 2500 names of people, registered between the years 1205 and 1238. All linguists specializing in toponymy agree that no name or locality name in this register has Romanian origins, but the vast majority are of clear Hungarian origin! Nor is it explained that the Romanians, who are supposed to have Dacian and Roman ancestors, did not build any fortress or city in Transylvania, nor in Banat or Crișana. What's more, the Romanian word city comes from the ancient Hungarian word varas, which has been used by Hungarians for over 1000 years! Likewise, in the history of Transylvania, from all the medieval archives at the end of the 13th century, we find only 3 names of localities out of 511 that had Romanian origins! But many of these names of Hungarian origin are still seen today, only Romanians do not understand them, and thus there are many who believe, for example, that Oradea is a Romanian name, while it is clearly taken from the Hungarian name Várad, which means fortress! That is why today's Romanians have no idea that the first Vlachs only often imitated place names with a Hungarian meaning, such as Hunyadvára - Hunedoara in Romanian, or Temesvár - Timişoara, Szalonta - Salonta, Belényes - Beiuş, Élesd - Aleşd, Nagykároly - Carei, Tasnád - Tășnad, Zilah - Zalău, Enyed - Aiud, Marosújvár - Ocna Mureș, Székelyudvarhely - Odorheiu Secuiesc, Sepsiszentgyörgy - Sfântu Gheorghe, Kézdivásárhely - Târgu Secuiesc, Szücsvásár - Suceava, Botosán - Botoșani, Vászló - Vaslui and and so on... These were all originally names with Hungarian meanings, but the Romanians only imitated them, and most of the time the Romanian name means absolutely nothing, but I can also say many names of rivers and streams that can only be understood in Hungarian! Then does anyone seriously believe that the Romanians were the natives here between the Carpathians?! Kádár Gyula, a local Hungarian historian from Transylvania, writes that in 1227 the Bishopric of Milko, called Kumanian, was founded in Moldavia, which did not exist at the time, and that, in addition to the Kuns, Hungarians and Saxons living in the "Havaselve" and Moldavia regions also supported this bishopric! Anyway, few people know that Havaselve is an older name than Valachia, and later for a long time the name of this principality was "Ungro-Vlahia". History should be respected as it was, because according to all the real data it seems that even before the Kingdom of Hungary, Ugorians and Szeklers lived here! That is why the Romanians falsify the history and culture of the Hungarians, even to this day, unfortunately, there are countless insults to the Hungarians, with the cemeteries of the Hungarian soldiers destroyed, with the destroyed Hungarian monuments painted over, with the Hungarian inscriptions destroyed, with the symbols of the Hungarians banned or attacked in court, or the many aggressions against those who have ancient Hungarian names or noble origins, etc. So, all the Romanian-Hungarian animosities begin with the indoctrination of the Romanians with the Daco-Roman story, and the story with the Hungarians "barbarians and oppressors", and until these are not clarified the situation will get worse!

[@irimescuioan9170]

Transilvania=6 milion etnic romanian and 1milion Hungaryans .Majority is romanian.We respect our Hungaryans.We respect the tradition of Szekely people.We fight togheter against Hungary many times.

[@radugroza4881]

🟦🟡🟥 ❣.

[@superdrinkerb6432]

Justice was made at Trianon, when Transilvania was returned to his right owner, România.

[@madmax6827]

Evidently, you have never seen maps in the last 1000 years. Rumania didn't even exist.

[@numba6457]

​@@madmax6827 transylvania is romanian land and will remain forever like that, while Hungary will remain a small landlocked and irrelevant country forever 😂😂😂😂😂

[@bandizulu]

​@@numba6457 o

[@superdrinkerb6432]

@@madmax6827 Obviously, you know nothing about the written and unwritten history of the last 2300 years... you only know the lies told by the nostalgic Hungarian propagandists. However, the Hungarians should be grateful for Trianon treaty, because modern Hungary was then recognized as an independent and sovereign state... and they were allowed to stay in the Pannonian plain, occupied by force 1500 years ago by the Hun invaders.

[@bujdososzekely]

The justice will be down after the romanian occupation of Transylvania end .

[@befreetv354]

IF YOU GO in particular places in Romania....ONLY HUNGARIAN descendants will talk anything BUT NOT Romanian....I ll be honest with you....I AM NOT from that part...and dont give a flying FK ! ....BUT ITS A GIPSY MENTALITY ! salutari de la malul marii !

[@bujdososzekely]

Proud neighbours of ours the roma mentality is romanian !!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5CVcqykrMdnoLc

[@monokumamedve6513]

There is also the communist Romanian time. They wanted to completly delete the hungarian culture and sent thousends to working camps. Hungarians were kicked out their houses. And the list goes on. I also have a few family stories

[@tmdosu]

Imo, all of them should've been thrown out back to Hungary after the Austro-Hungarian Empire fell.

[@purcareahoria3136]

Hello Mr. Giant. When are you planing to come to Romania?

[@MrGiant]

Hopefully next year.

[@purcareahoria3136]

​@@MrGiant If u want to come to Brasov, you are welcome to stay at my place. I whould like to show you our romanian hospitality.

[@MrGiant]

@@purcareahoria3136 Thank you.

[@gaborszadai1992]

​@@purcareahoria3136Brassó has been stolen by you from us😀🇭🇺✌🏻...

[@catanaandrei5888]

​@@gaborszadai1992😂😂😂😂😂😂 take it back!

[@patronpatron]

Az algoritmusért.

[@GB-bx6gz]

Really my friend , don’t listen everything… read books history , ar mega !!!😊

[@rekakiss7003]

Hungarians arrived in the area in 896. That kinda settles this debate.

[@VonZollern]

The hate between those two is the most idiotic one in history. When the Magyar tribes arrived (over 131 are at leats attested) in Europe they were pushed by Wallachs towards the Franks. The Franks pushed them back to the Panonia plains and force them become Christians and to mix with the Wallachs ( Romanians) and become one kingdom to be a buffer zone for further invasions from Asia. The big majority of of people from both countries share the same blood but have gone on different identities. All this because of the Catholic church agressive expansion against Orthodox Christianity and after that the big empires that use to rule them. Both countries are too proud to recognize their shared kingdom, history and blood.

[@jozsinagy9833]

This is the biggest bullshit I've read on the subject, congratulations!

[@VonZollern]

@@jozsinagy9833 how about reading old documents instead of being hateful towards your neighbours ? I suggest looking up the Frankish Chronicles and learn true history from real accounts instead of wikipedia.

[@jozsinagy9833]

@@VonZollern When the Hungarians invaded the Carpathian basin, there were no Valachians there. There is no such historical source. The Hungarians marched into the Carpathian Basin because of the attack of the Pechenegs.We don't need fairy tales.

[@VonZollern]

@@jozsinagy9833 i told you to look up Frankish Chronicles for unbiased accounts. You are taught a fake biased history.

[@rotrave]

We are technically the same people, divided by different imperial interests. The original belligerent migration was anyway absorbed and integrated, assimilated. It doesn't matter what they say. Language is the main boundary stone. Problems arose because of the split in the Church. 1054 Schism causes two different spheres of influence. Unfortunately, it all comes down to politics. I know. I exaggerate. It's just a point of view. A humble one. An item is missing. The Austrian Empire made it possible. Budapest dominated Transylvania from within imperial Catholicism. This is the only way to explain and theorize. Otherwise everything remains inert and raw. There are two different writen streams. Rome has a story and Constantinople has another.

[@Horizontal77]

There is a Romanian point of view and there is a Hungarian one. The point is that Transylvania is a separate country where two peoples live, Romanians and Hungarians. Unfortunately, Transylvania is treated as a colony by the Bucharest government to this day. The Transylvanian tax finances the rest of Romania. If Transylvania were a separate country, like in the past, there would be no strife between the two peoples. Moreover, it would be a richer country than Romania or Hungary. Transylvania is oppressed.

[@RaduRadonys]

Transylvania finances the rest of Romania? Really? Only Bucharest alone is worth like 1/4th of the Romanian economy.... And other big cities like Timisoara, Iasi, Constanta are not in Transylvania. So please share some sources before making these lame statements.

[@bujdososzekely]

@@RaduRadonys all the money from Transylvania go first in Buckarest . Why ?

[@RaduRadonys]

@@bujdososzekely Still around here? Hasn't KZbin blocked you yet?

[@bujdososzekely]

@@RaduRadonys you have a exremist mentality .

[@RaduRadonys]

@@bujdososzekely Well, if you spread hate towards an entire country and people, that makes you an extremist, I think :)

[@befreetv354]

I ASK YOU as a american: IS IT NORMAL TO SPEAK Romanian in Romania and ,,some people,, to repsond ONLY in hungarian saying they dont speak romanian in Romania? LMAO and they KEEP THE HUNGARIAN FLAG too, keeping the hate alive ....MY OPINION ! THEY ARE GIPSY! LMAO

[@DacianRider]

greatly appreciate your message of peace and love ! cheers from Romania ! hopefully one day hungarians will chill.

[@radir1657]

Dacian😂