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Originally Posted by Mynydd

I would. And the same with Croatian populated areas of Bosnia. Whatever they decided later (e.g. some autonomous status) is their own business.

So we agree on creating ethnic homogenous countries is a good thing.

You did not deliver an argument why a mainly Albanian Kosovo should remain part of Serbia.

Originally Posted by Mynydd

Alright. What would be the percentage of Turks in any area of Germany, that you need to consider that area (region, part of a region, whatever) Turkish?

As soon as Germans are a minority in their own country resp. parts of it, any claim, any treaty stipulating this part rightfully belongs to Germany is worth less than a piece of used toilet paper.
Due to the colonialization we already see police patroling alongside with local Imams in parts of Berlin-Neukölln and - Kreuzberg. These areas no longer are parts of what I would call Germany.

Originally Posted by Mynydd

Now you'll tell me about whichever former territories which used to be German and now are Polish. And I'll have to tell you that I don't really know, because I don't know who was there first.

There were areas predominantly inhabited by Germans, and those predominantly inhabited by Poles, Poland was given free hand to make a new border so they took areas and towns never in history were part of Poland. Today any German claim to get those areas back is worthless, since there live no Germans anymore (except a tiny minority); maybe you find the fact many Slavs preferred not to be freed by Poles/Red Army but flee to Germany interesting too

Originally Posted by Mynydd

Irredentism is a quality of Nationalism.

Irrationalism rather.

Originally Posted by Mynydd

Just like it is not honest the support that either government is giving to the ethnic substitution of their respective native populations. Worse than honest, it is evil.

The cowards are ruled by the evil, that's the definition of liberal-democracy; as long as the cowards do not stand up against evil everything will become worse.