Thread: What do you think of other Slavic nations?
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Default Re: What do you think of other Slavic nations?
I really have nothing against other slavic nations, real nations since I do not consider Vardarskians (FYROM, a.k.a. Macedonia) to be nation but an artificial communist creation of historical Serbian & Bulgarian population and I do not consider Bosniaks not to be a nation since their notion of nation is entirely based on religion and I find that flawed and I consider their nationhood an artificial creation. I have nothing against Montenegrins (my family being from Montenegro and the fact that I consider Montenegrins to be part of the Serbian nation). I'm some what hostile to Croatia, but I consider them and Serbs to be one nation to a degree. I have nothing against Bulgarians (even though their ethnogenesis can not be considered Slavic), Russians, Ukrainians, Belarussians, Slovaks, Czechs or smaller nations (e.g. Rusyns and Gorani). I only have problems with Poles due to the fact that every Pole I've ever met is extremely anti-Russian.
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