What do people from Moldova think about LGBT?
Inside Moldova
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@gigikontra7023 3 years ago (edited)
Republic of Moldova is simply the eastern half of Romania's Moldova region (which is much larger), invaded by USSR in 1940, thus drawing Romania in WW2 on the Axis side. But the official language in Republic of Moldova is still Romanian! 82% of its population is Romanian and speaks Romanian as it's mother tongue. They study "ROMANIAN language and literature" and "History of ROMANIANS" as compulsory subjects in Moldovan schools. In fact, Principality of Moldova became in 1859 a founding member of Romania when it decided to unify with Wallachia, under a MOLDOVAN prince! About 50% of the population of Republic of Moldova have applied for and received Romanian citizenship, arguing that their forefathers have lost it unjustly during Soviet occupation. Not only does Republic of Moldova and Romania have the same flag, but they had the same anthem as well until 1994! So Republic of Moldova is for Romania what East Germany was for West Germany...
@stanistelb7704 3 years ago
It was a really good idea to ask these "uncomfortable" question.
A suggestion for some other video: "What do you think, is there much corruption in Moldova? More or less than in Romania? More or less than in EU, than in Russia...".
A suggestion for some other video: "What do you think, is there much corruption in Moldova? More or less than in Romania? More or less than in EU, than in Russia...".
@Inbal_Feuchtwanger 3 years ago
Im from US and this feels very similar to the attitudes of people from big cities about 10-20 years ago. Mostly neutral but somewhat supportive. Now people are just mostly supportive. Of course if you go to the countryside you will find people are still mostly neutral today, with some people who are against for religious reasons.
@MsThePrettiest 3 years ago
Looks like some interwiev from Moscow or Minsk: most people are neutral or friendly.
@Narkotik_davaj_animashka 3 years ago
I always wonder why many people in Balkan and Eastern Europe dress tidy....
@ekesandras1481 3 years ago (edited)
The most Romanian (Moldavian) answer is: treaba lor (0:50)
It is really part of the culture. People don't care what you wear, what you eat, which church you are going to, what language you speak at home with your family, if you have a rusty old Dacia or Lada or a new Porsche Panamera. When you ask them, what they think about their neighbour doing this or that, the answer is most of the time: treaba lor
As long as you don't annoy anybody around you, they don't care what you do inside your four walls. They maybe don't agree with what their neighbour is doing, but they don't interfere or confront anybody. It's their business.
It is really part of the culture. People don't care what you wear, what you eat, which church you are going to, what language you speak at home with your family, if you have a rusty old Dacia or Lada or a new Porsche Panamera. When you ask them, what they think about their neighbour doing this or that, the answer is most of the time: treaba lor
As long as you don't annoy anybody around you, they don't care what you do inside your four walls. They maybe don't agree with what their neighbour is doing, but they don't interfere or confront anybody. It's their business.
@MaryTimis-b4f 1 month ago
Doamne ferește ce să ajuns 🙏🙏🙏Dumnezeu este prea bun cu noi păcătoșii. Vă urmaresc din Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
@linass3565 3 years ago
It’s the first time I hear people from Moldova speaking their language, lots of love to our neighbours from Ukraine
@rivers.stream 3 years ago
Beautiful interviews. Very sensitive people, trying to stay kind even though they don't fully understand.
What do people from Moldova think about LGBT?
Inside Moldova
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