What country do you live in?

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Mar 17, 2019 10:07 AM

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Noboru said:

It would certainly be harmonious. Also, you would never have it cold in winter, since you can easily have a fire ^^

I wish you success with your invented language! :)

Thanks!

Once I start teaching it, I'll let you know.

Mar 17, 2019 10:13 AM

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Seiya said:

Thanks!

Once I start teaching it, I'll let you know.

You're welcome! :)

Alright, then ^^

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Mar 17, 2019 10:18 AM

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HunLepto said:
Well, no, it's Hungary. We are rebelling everyday against our president, so he may for fuck's sake, doesn't do stupid decisions when the country is the poorest european country.

Hungary is not the poorest European country. It does better than the countries on the Balkan. Also, is Orbán really that unpopular when he has won the absolute majority?

Where you heard that?:D Alot of people work for minimal pay or slightly above that is low for modern standards and even when they raise it, the majority of workplaces just kick out employees. People are leaving more and more and the hungarian birthrate is not high enough to populate the country for long, the gipsies though have a much higher birthrate, resulting in them becoming majority and that's not even good, because they're not your neighborhood niggers that behave like normal people. And last, but not least, Orbán only won, because the Fidesz supported their voters if they voted for them, most people who don't care about politics or are dumb enough to be manipulated voted for them. And we are pretty sure there was some cheating involved, but we can't prove it sadly. Just ask any intellectual person there, none of them will say that the Fidesz is a good, stable party while they rob the country's money and vote for themselves when they raise their own minimal pay to a level where it's not even reasonable. It's straight up dictatorship.

Though, I don't know other countries' problems, the statistics usually say our country is the least rich.

Mar 17, 2019 10:25 AM

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HunLepto said:
Where you heard that?:D

I know from my own experiences that Hungary looks better economically than Romania f.i.

People are leaving more and more and the hungarian birthrate is not high enough to populate the country for long, the gipsies though have a much higher birthrate, resulting in them becoming majority and that's not even good, because they're not your neighborhood niggers that behave like normal people.

Though, I don't know other countries' problems, the statistics usually say our country is the least rich.

Which one for example?

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Mar 17, 2019 10:59 AM

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I live on the land of diversity and poverty

Mar 17, 2019 11:31 AM

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Noboru said:

HunLepto said:
Where you heard that?:D

I know from my own experiences that Hungary looks better economically than Romania f.i.

Haven't been in Romania yet, so I can't argue with that. Though, I would like more details on what you have seen better here.

But aren't Orbán and his government pushing for a higher, native birthrate? They also seem to give lots of financial initiatives to Hungarian families with lots of children. Getting over 30k $ for free when you have 3 children certainly helps a lot.

It benefits everyone who is classified as a hungarian citizen, not only actual hungarians. Most hungarian women won't change their mind about leaving just so they can get rid of personal income tax, most countries still do much better and stable compared to Hungary.

Though, I don't know other countries' problems, the statistics usually say our country is the least rich.

Which one for example?

The "party-neutral" news say. Though, I haven't seen them statistics for quite a while, I assumed they stood the same as there was no significant improvement made in the recent years.

Overall, I would like this discussion to close, I have not been following politics lately and I have forgotten about some things already. I have overexaggerated it by saying our country is the poorest one.

Mar 17, 2019 11:53 AM

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Kirena said:
I live on the land of diversity and poverty

This doesn't sound like something that should be written in any Indian tourist guide :/

HunLepto said:
The "party-neutral" news say. Though, I haven't seen them statistics for quite a while, I assumed they stood the same as there was no significant improvement made in the recent years.

Well, let's just say that reforms and economic improvements can't happen in just a few years, but may take decades to show fruits.

I also haven't followed Hungarian politics lately, so that's fair enough. Also don't sweat it and thanks for having taken part in the discussion with me :)

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Mar 17, 2019 11:57 AM

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@noboru, well, I'm not a tourist guide, sooooo I'll have to be honest

And why is the other quote you quoted showing my username on it?

Mar 17, 2019 12:02 PM

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Kirena said:
well, I'm not a tourist guide, sooooo I'll have to be honest

Good point; in that case, I'm from the land of corruption and inefficiency. :'D

(That's because I was accidentally deleting the correct beginning tag of the quote while writing the post. Thanks for pointing it out and fixed.)

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