What's up guys, evil deer here. So today I want to speak to you about the political ideologies that exist within the Esperano movement. Now, for those who don't know what Esperano is, it's a created language. It's about 150 years old and it's designed to be like a politically neutral language for everyone. And it's actually got somewhere between like 100,000 plus to 2 million plus speakers. No one really knows how many. But there's a lot of them out there. So, now before I jump into the ideologies of the movement, because it's not like your standard, let's say a political party where you got left learning and right learning, it's a completely separate ball game. Now, before I jump into it, you need to understand a little bit about the history. Now I said it's a created language, it's 150 years old. And it was created by an individual. And his name was Zamon Hoff. And when he created this language, he saw around him just a continual world in fighting. And he thought that if we all had the same secondary language, we could communicate. And we could stop punching each other up type of thing or shooting each other. Which of you? Which whatever is your preference? So yeah, he had this idea, this thinking and he created this language. And he put this ideology into the language itself. So everything within the language was designed around this ideology. It was easy to learn. It was politically neutral. And it didn't attach itself to any particular nation, etc, etc. Now, obviously, everyone who first learnt the language was of the same ideological thinking. They all wanted this to be the secondary language of the world. And there's a name for these types of people in the Esperano movement. And that's Finvenkissli. And that basically means people for final victory. Now, I know that sounds like some type of military march on word to final victory. It's not like that type of thing. It's just they want to try and have this as a secondary language for everyone. It's kind of like how people promoted, you know, well promoted, did you know, over analog, you know. It was better designed. So let's use that instead. Now it's the thing. Probably the worst worst reference I could probably make. Good work, Evil Deer. Now, the second group is called the Adal Misti. Now, to understand this group, this is 150 year old language. So obviously, as time's gone along, the thinking within the movement and the people have joined and the people who have been born into the language movement have changed. So for instance, if you're born an Esperana speaker, well, you're not born one, but you at birth, you're spoken to an Esperano. And then your dad speaks it, your granddad speaks it and so forth and so forth. Obviously, it's no longer just some ideological thinking. It's something to do with your family. It's a core part of you. It's who you are. It's like going up to an Irish guy and saying, you know, who are you? And he goes, I'm Irish. This is me. This is my culture, my heritage, everything. It's the same with the Esperanis. It's 150 years old. We've got fourth generation like Esperano families. They exist. So obviously this group is now no longer like, well, let's make the secondary language well. No, no, no, this is my cultural heritage. This is who I am. So all I care about is the cultural side of the language. I love the books, the music and all that. I don't care if the rest of the world wants to learn this language or not. That's not a concern to me and all honesty, I don't need to care about that because you guys are here. So yeah, you've got the Finvenk history. They want to promote it as a secondary language of the world and then you've got that I'll miss to and they're all in it for just the culture and they honestly don't care about everyone else. Now, when I first started learning the language, like everyone else, I'd never heard of these two like concepts or ideologies. But as you get further into the language, you will definitely encounter them and any Esperano speakers been speaking the language for a long enough, they'll tell you which category they fall more into. Now, it's not just either all Finvenk history versus I don't miss it. Let's battle it out, gladiator style. No, no, no, it's not like that. It's people who have certain thinking, like if you're at our mystery, you generally hang out at our mystery online. But yeah, you know, there's crossing and all that type of stuff. But when I started out, I was more Finvenk history. I really liked the ideology of the language. I thought it was a good idea that everyone have a secondary language. It's just seem logical to me. But as time went along, I saw that it was no longer really needed that I go out and try and promote it to everyone. And I became more of a, I'll misto as I got further into like the cultural aspect of the language. And I kind of just left that side off to four other people to fight for. And there's plenty of them out there fighting for it. So yeah, you've got these two different ideologies. They generally, you know, they're not opposing, but they're not exactly in line with each other. You will see some like mini online battles between our mystery and Finvenk history. But for the most part, they get along quite well. And they actually complement each other. For instance, when the Finvenk history, they're promoting the language. And someone says, well, that's great. It's a secondary language. But is there any books, music videos? Well, they go check this guy out, go check this stuff out. And then the, and I'll misto, he go, oh, well, you're interested in that culture. Yeah, sure, we've got this, we've got this, we've got this. So they actually really complement each other and how they exist. Obviously, you've got, you know, like, I don't know what you want to call it. Opposing viewpoints where I'll misto here, like, and the Finvenk history, the Finvenk history, I like, this is not designed to be a cultural language. It's designed to be a tool. And I'll misto here, like, don't tell me what my family, blah, blah, blah, black and do and not do with my own language. You just join this at some random point in your life. So yeah, you do have a little bit of battles every now and then, but it is quite separate and also together at the same time. I guess I've just come to the end of my little spill about what these two ideologies are. I, as I said, I'm personally more of a, but I'll misto now, but there is, obviously, a lot of Finvenk history out there. And I'd love to hear what you guys are because I know a lot of you are aspiriners speakers or you're learning the language. You might have not even heard of this concept before, but I'd love to hear what you guys are. Leave a comment down below. If you're not even a speaker of this language, what do you think? Where do you think you would fall into the spectrum? If you were to learn a language, would you be more of the cultural side, or would you be more of like the utility, the tool side of the language? Anyway, just throwing the stuff out there. If you've liked this video, give it a like, share if you're friends, and subscribe if you haven't already. And I'll see you in the next video. And if you're not there, well, the Finvenk history will find you into bad things.