Pan-Turanism is a nationalist ideology which posits that all regions speaking Uralic or Altaic languages are actually bonded in a singular ethnic/geographic identity and ought to work together to advance their interests.
Is this sort of union possible, practical, or even desirable?
No. These nations are widely different and divergent, in some cases ethnically. It would never work because they're too different from each other.
James Nguyen
Pan Slavism didn't work. Uralics are even more diverse in culture and heritage.
So no.
Ayden Adams
Pan-[noun] movements tend to be overly idealistic movements initiated by detached intellectuals. The only reason pan-Aryanism is having such success is on account of a readily identifiable common threat from the (((international clique))). A common enemy is necessary to any pan-[noun] movement. As the altaics can’t even agree on a common religious heritage, It may as well be a stillbirth.
Eli Roberts
Im not from any of those shitholes and could care less what other races choose to do in their own nations.