Estonian and Latvian stereotypes towards each other

[Talvi]

It was PM about topic and why are you so short-tempered?
So far i see nothing harrassing neither doing some asshole moves.
Imo thats why PMs are made, to discuss something between 2 persons.

Ha, well I do not appreciate how this is the first thread we interact in and you start off with calling me an idiot every chance you get.

And the PMs werent a discussion. I dont think anything with you can be a discussion at all.

[Peerkons]

Sorry, sorry, I wasnt aware that there was somekind of a restriction that I cant talk about genes.
I do not know much about Curonians, but I have heard about their connections with other Finnic people, like Estonians. And like wikipedia says they were a "Finnic or Baltic tribe" meaning.

I didn't said that u cannot talk about genes. But my question is - from where u came with idea about somekinda genes in this topic?
Suddenly, from no-where comes Talvi and starts talking about genes when nobody has ever wrote in this topic about it. Maybe you can enlighten me?

wiki says

lol wiki can say much things, everyone can edit it so i don't count wiki as reliable source.

[Talvi]

I didn't said that u cannot talk about genes. But my question is - from where u came with idea about somekinda genes in this topic?
Suddenly, from no-where comes Talvi and starts talking about genes when nobody has ever wrote in this topic about it. Maybe you can enlighten me?

wiki says

lol wiki can say much things, everyone can edit it so i don't count wiki as reliable source.

Simply investigating why people or some sources would consider them Finnic or how they had many Finnic connections. Genetics can be one of the answers. And saying they have "never been Finnic" ... well just pointing out that if we did know whats up with their genetics, what you said might be just wrong. Culture and language are not the only aspects of what define who is who.

You enlightened yet?

[Peerkons]

finnic is not anthropological nor genetical term *lol*