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Default Re: What do you think of other Slavic nations?

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Russians, Belorussians- favorite Slavs, I believe Serbia should continue to devolop a flourishing relationship with them
True. I especially agree with the need for cordial relations with them since the liberals who came to power in October 5 destroyed relations with them, but luckily in recent months relations have improved greatly.

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Bulgarians- no problem, generally ok
Generally, ok. Theirs always some Bulgarian who angers me with his views. Their state is great so long as it is ruled by Bulgarians.

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Poles- generally piss me off because of the anti-Russian behavior, far too liberal
I wouldn't say their far too liberal, Poles I've met tend to be conservative especially compared to slovaks and czechs. I'd say they are far too anti-Russia and far too pro-american.

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Czechs- same as poles, much to atheistic
Now Czechs on the other hand are far too liberal. They're the Slavic version of the Dutch. But the Czech have generally been liberal as can be seen by some of the famous artists that grew up in Prague, such as Kafka (just the absurdity of his works that people in the Czech Republic tend to be liberal regardless of ethnitcity).

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Slovaks- the nationalist ones are awesome, some of the only Catholic Slavs I respect
True. Fico is one of the few politicians I respect. I also like how they oppose Kosovo independence. I view them positibely since in the region of serbia where my mom's famnily lives there are many of them.

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Slovenes-the nationalist ones are great but liberalism is far to prevalent in that country
I tend to view them positively. I do not like their liberal nature. I also don't like some of their nationalist views considering Serbian and other ex-Yu workers their. But considering the number of Slovenians and how many people from ex-Yu are legally and illegally their and how many of them are albanians and criminals I can understand their concerns. I tend to view them positively, especially since Chetniks viewed them positively.

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Croats- I am generally hostile to them since most of the Croats I have met are the Ustasha loving, Serb hating type
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Vardarskans- Serbs and Bulgars

Bosniaks- constructed nation, has no real history

Montenegrins- THEY ARE SERBS
Same view on all three.

What are people's views on the really small slavic groups or sub-groups with in the above nations. I'm referring to groups like Gorani, Pomaks, Rusyns and others?
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