Comments by "Tomas Vrabec" (@tomasvrabec1845) on "Putin Will Never Invade Ukraine: 3 Reasons For u0026 Against - TLDR News" video.

@torment4723 i speak 3 languages but it doesn't tie me to either -_-. Bit of a difference between culture, ethnicity and language...
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@torment4723 You barely make any sense with the "peole wanting" And " people influencing " Because they are 2 sides of the same coin -_-. Without people wanting, there wouldn't be people influencing, and vice versa. For some to get influenced, they have to be influenced by something... Which is a "Want" Of another. Hitler wanting Sudetenland, influencing Germans. People hating French Monarchy? Influencing Kings life expectancy.... And so on and so on... It's a cycle of a flipping coin. Also. I haven't met a single Slovak... Or a Czech for that matter (happened during Czechoslovakia) that has any feeling of the Land lost to Ukraine... In fact there is a generally good lookout on Ukraine and it's people. .... It was a small, narrow region... Not a home to many Slovaks, with Ukrainian and Ruthenians.
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@torment4723 I was referring to Daoism but nevermind that. I find hard to understand the point you are trying to make about the language. Is is very simplistic and far too detached from reality i find. What is the point of a language which tells you where you come from? It is very rigid, static and leaves no room for exertions and loops which are found in everything. What about a child whom grew up adopted with parents speaking a different language? What about bi or multilingual nations? What about those who grew up speaking many languages because it's 21st century and many just do.. Not even language's of their neighbouring nations but just a foreign one. What about the many slaves, colonial or not, that were moved across vast distances only to never return. But they had children, and so did theirs and so one. Thus few generations down and the native language is gone. Your idea sounds nationalistic. Bot to any specific nation per say, but in the pattern. It is the very epiphany of it really. Nationalism, or a praise and will to do stuff for your nation, stuff like going to war. Be it religion, race, language or governmental differences.... It doesn't matter which. It picks a point on which it assesses whether one of "one of us, or one of them" And tries to justify it by means other legal citizenship.
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