A little train for Romanian National Day

We don't consider either Dacians or Romans as Romanians on their own but as soon as the Romans arrived and conquered the Dacians in the 2nd century, the Romanian language started being born. That's the whole genesis of the Romanian people, Dacians+Romans (+some later slavic influences) = Romanians. We still use to this day in our everyday vocabulary about 200 pure Dacian words. The Dacian's capital prior to the Roman conquest was at Sarmizegetusa Regia in Transylvania. It was later moved 40 km away after the Roman conquest by the Romans themselves and renamed Ulpia Traiana Sarmizegetusa which was still in Transylvania. Vlachs is the name they had before being called Romanian (today Vlachs is used for Aromanians, Megleno-Romanians and Macedo-Vlachs). My point is it wasn't always yours my friend. We had it and ruled it way before you, before even the Huns' arrival. Then we lost it to various tribes and eventually it became your land. Our claim to Transylvania is as valid as yours. Now I understand that it must be painful and unfair to have lost it after so many centuries and I understand why you hate us. But to deny we ever lived there before you is to deny we even exist. We didn't get Transylvania at random, we had history with it, it was our land too, it's the birthing place of the Romanian people.

Moldova is a democratic country but democracy ain't that simple, unless a majority of their 101 politicians vote for it, it won't happen. Also a referendum requires approval from parliament, which needs to be voted through by the majority of members. A referendum won't happen no matter how much the common people want it, unless the members of the parliament agree to hold one. That's how democracy works in all democratic countries. Romania has indeed problems with democracy but I'm sorry to say, a referendum for Transylvania is the least of our problems at the moment. We have bigger problems with corupt politicians that want to change the constitution to escape prison, 600.000 people protested in the streets all over Romania one year ago. Unless we solve this problem first I doubt any progress will happen in any other area. Check it out here and here if you're interested.

I never said 15 million what are you talking about? I said 5 mil people are Romanian in Transylvania and about 1.5 are Hungarian. They don't live in a massive block in the center of Transylvania, they live all over Transylvania and in other parts as well. The most Hungarians live in Harghita and Covasna and there are plenty more in
Mureș, Satu Mare, Bihor, Sălaj, Cluj or even in my area Arad (10.06%)

I don't hold it against you and I'm not trying to stop you either. Fighting for your people is admirable, more power to you. But don't be as hateful and as aggressive if you want change or progress, because all you'll achieve is regress by antagonizing Romanians.
If you want change from Romania's part, talk sense into them don't talk shit into them because of course they'll just talk shit back, it's a basic human instinct. You want respect while insulting, that's not how you get respect.

My personal opinion is that these nationalist notions are outdated issues, I wouldn't give a shit if Moldova would never unite with us or if we'd lose Transylvania or any other parts. Instead of hate-mongering I'd rather fight for better standard of living, more equitable distribution of the collectively produced wealth, better education, as well as against the re-emerging racism etc etc.
But hey if it matters that much to you and it would make you that happy then I hope you see the referendum happen one day in your lifetime.
Take care!