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1) I’m a Hungarian person, there’s no need to overcomplicate things.Ok, so, 1. what is your history 2. on what do you base your view?
2) By “basing my views on history” I meant historically people didn’t define ethnicity based on patrilineal line.
Nope.So, can anybody be anyone, when he wants, and it doesn't matter?
I replied to the Y-dna part because I disagreed with it. I didn’t reply to other parts because there wasn’t anything to contest.You see, you did it again. You narrowed the problem to Y-DNA. But the issue wans't about Y-DNA, and that noone cares about Y IRL - of course not, but it was not the problem. You are flatting things to not important details, and then pronounced victory as the thing is not important - seemingly yes, but by the point - not, becasue you lost him.
Btw, IRL people do not care about 99,99% of things in the world, but it doesn't mean, they do not exist or they cannot be disscussed.
If I disagree with you, then I disagree with you because I disagree with you, not for other reason.And again, in your wish to be right, you're adding some different aspect not wanting to understand what I actually said.
My point wasn't they are majority or minority. So, what is the point in debating with you, when you even in such very
simple and tiny aspects are refusing anything what is said. There is no sense. You are behaving like a child, who has
to say final no, no, no, no, no matter what was said.
It is relevant because your always say patrilineal line = ethnicity and identity. It’s one of your main shticks on TA, this thread included. According to Rethelism those Hungarians don’t identify as Hungarian, but in reality they do. That’s also the reason you are saying Mortimer isn’t a gypsy. To me it seems your theory doesn’t work.Also not relevant to what was said.
They don’t subscribe to Rethelian views on patrilineal descent, that’s the point.Yes, is seen, and what?
The two sentences do not contradict each other. First one is a declarative, the second one is conditional "what if" statement.Even if he was, he wasn't?
If it’s true, why is it a problem if I repeat it? Another reason to repeat is that you deny it. You have your own mantras that you repeat, so what?It seems it is another mantra which you are going to repeat on, and on, and on.
That’s a false impression then.Very often you give the impression, that you are talking about yourself.
She still called Mortimer a dirty gypsy, not a dirty serb, so I think she considers Mortimer a gypsy not serb. I doubt she subscribes to Rethelian views on patrilineal descent based on what I’ve seen from her. I remember –unlike you- she argued Melania Trump wasn’t an ethnic German. She disagreed with you in that thread so it looks like she doesn't subscribe to Rethelism.Yes, relevant according to personal thread's theme, BUT you said general thing, and she also said general thing.
The fact, what are her feelings about him is irrelevant.
Someone can say: "being a Sarmatian is patrilinear, but I do not like Joe from Haiti".
It doesn't change the fact, that Joe is a noble. He is, regardless the fact he is black, and that this someone doesn't like him.
O gosh, you really like to focus on not relevant details instead on things which are discussed or relevant to the topic.
Nothing strage, that you can't get anything what is explaind to you and discussions with you have to become long and unreadable.
That’s citizenship though, not ethnicity.Still don't get it?
There are many ways of defining the political and non political identity, but the inheritable identity is above everything else, final, and not irreversible.
If you aren’t ethnically Polish, then you aren’t ethnically polish, it’s that simple. Your entire world view doesn’t have to be centered around your individual case. For some people patrilineal line coincides with ethnicity, for others nope.but at the end and always I will have a different provenance than some other people here — natural, tribal one, which is not depending on any current law, any language which I speak or any place where I live, which always will be a part of my history and history – the origin – of my family, and there is just nothing in the world what will change it
Nope, I don’t want to change anything. I think it is you who want change things.You also not. And nobody in the world. You are refusing everything what contradicts your wish of sustaining your current situation, and by this, you want the whole world, the whole history and people, to function according to your wish, to legit your claim.
I’m not Slovak by your standards, because my Slovak ancestry isn’t patrilineal. I don’t know what Cromak means. I’m not Hungarian only by citizenship like a Gypsy or a Black living in Hungary.But you will never change the fact, that you are slovak Cromak, currently living in Hungary and speaking hungarian, admitted by hungarian law as a Hungarian. Noobody want's to take from you this last current part, but this also does not nagate the first one - as you would wish.
But who knows, if we go back far enough in my family tree then my paternal line is also Slovak, I don't know about that and it doesn't matter.
If they identify as Poles and other Poles accept them as Poles, then they’re Poles regardless of their origin.Ok, so tell me, what is the sense, if Poles in Poland, claim to be Germans, and Germans
in Poland claim to be Poles, in addition wanting to be more real than the the real ones?
Wouldn't be senseable, if Poles would remain Poles, and Germans Germans?
but they don’t claim that because they don’t feel that way. Nor would society accept them.If all Slovkas would claim to be Hungarians, and all Hungarians would claim to be Romanians,
and Romanians would claim to be Slovaks
Hamites aren’t a thing, at least not in the way you use that word.In his case, finally, he is a Hamite, so it doesn't have to bother him too much, if he dislikes serbness.
Maybe for you this is a total abstraction, but it is as it is.
I meant your patrilineal line is Serb, Rethel obviously meant that too. You could’ve figured him out after discussing the same thing in multiple threads.
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