should be re-established as a democratic country.
I said.
Yugoslavia
Carter Myers
Aiden Barnes
Nationalism in democratic Yugoslavia will be illegal.
But serbian songs of Roki Vulovic should be legal to listen though and free in iTunes.
Kayden Campbell
A socialist federative republic with a bicameral parliament
Easton Adams
There will be inner borders between regions but you can cross them anytime you want like in USA.
Ayden Lewis
Also, shabbat shalom my dudes.
Jonathan Jenkins
And people shouldn't have visas for visiting another slavic countries.
Tyler Cox
>socialist federative republic
No
Hudson Williams
A democratic confederation under a king as a symbol to unite the nation while divided into largely independent republics with their separate governments, parliaments and judiciary. Something like Belgium.
Grayson Sanders
Yes, that's a good idea.
Should it be in EU?
Zachary Reyes
Of course.
The saddest thing is that the EU itself invited Yugoslavia to join the bloc in the 1980s to prevent the collapse but Serbian nationalist politicians refused. If it had gone another way Yugoslavia would be a highly developed, stable and prosperous country now.
Owen Fisher
Damn.
Cameron Sanchez
A socialist unitary republic with a unicameral parliament.
Charles Cox
Russia could join NATO too, the history could be different as well.
Isaac Miller
Yes
Jacob Brown
Source
Jose Cox
>Russia could join NATO too
What was the point?
NATO always need a villain after collapse of USSR, Russia became one.
It's like Albanians trying to join Serbia in 90s.
Jordan Watson
Sebastian Reyes
>What was the point?
to secure peace in Europe
>NATO always need a villain after collapse of USSR, Russia became one.
now China would be one
>It's like Albanians trying to join Serbia in 90s.
But Russia and NATO had pretty good relations in the 1990s
Connor Brown
If Yugoslavia existed today it would of been on par with Scandinavian countries in how cucked we would off been
Jeremiah Long
>Yugoslavia would be a highly developed, stable and prosperous country now.
It would be more like Spain today. A pretty good country with some shithole areas, like Kosovo and Macedonia.
Brody Russell
Ain't NATO is about West and Europe?
Russia dont fit in both if this terms.
Imagine Yakutia or Buryatia in NATO... Bruh
Ryder Gutierrez
Let's not exaggerate but I think Spanish level would be possible (even with analogous differences between a developed north and impoverished south) plus two big competing cities (Belgrade and Zagreb)
Michael Brown
>Imagine Yakutia or Buryatia in NATO... Bruh
I don't see how it is different than Canadian Inuits in NATO.
Gabriel James
That's historical and modern Asia with its mentality.
Russia can't be in NATO.
Ethan Robinson
>Russia can't be in NATO.
Of course it can, it just doesn't want to.
Evan Adams
Haд вeчepним Дyнaeм paзнocитcя
Бeлый цвeт, бeлый цвeт, бeлый цвeт
Adrian Anderson
>blic
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Josiah Adams
И нa пaмять мeлoдия пpocитcя
Пpoшлых лeт, пpoшлых лeт, пpoшлых лeт
Brody Watson
Hmmm...
Although Turkey in NATO.
Austin Rivera
If yugoslavia was good it would not fall apart. There was literally nothing good about yugoslavia, it was a prison.
Oliver Sanchez
We don't need inferior states, our future is with Greece, Bulgaria, Romania (4 balkan Axis)
Evan Foster
Is it better now?
When instead of Yugoslavia we have a few little romania-tier countries hating on each other.
Jacob Rivera
>, it was a prison.
Yes, you forget about lack of yoghurt lmao.
Ask your granddad if he felt he lived in a prison
Caleb Brooks
He said yes, both of my grandpas hated yugoslavia, and also my dad. No one in my family said anything good about tito or yugoslavia.
Caleb Sullivan
Зa нoчь пoд cвинцoвым гpaдoм
Adam Williams
you are a small minority among Croats
Ian Evans
>Russian Serbiaboos
Owen Wright
>mfw trieste clebrated the liberation fro T*to Yesterday
based. Fuck slavs.
Levi Morgan
Зa тo, чтo мeня нeт pядoм
Parker Lewis
From newspapers poll
Aiden Sanchez
Based.
Easton Ortiz
This is a completely different question, stop manipulating. You didn't have to consider yourself "Yugoslav" to like Yugoslavia. Most of people retained their ethnic identity (Croat, Serb, Bosnian, Slovene etc.) but were Yugoslav citizens and loved the country.
Jack Wilson
My family, from both sides, has different experiences.
Josiah Flores
Trieste as a city would be much better off in Yugoslavia though. It would be the main port of the country, one of the most important tourist centres and just a thriving city. In Italy is turned into a provincial backwater almost separated from the rest of the country.
Nathan Morris
Probably your family stole from my family. Commies plundered both sides of my family, dads side especially, as my great grandad was a relatively rich landowner. They just nationalized everything.
Chase Kelly
>
>Devet od deset ispitanika, ili sasvim precizno 90,8 posto, vrlo su ili donekle ponosni kada ih se pita jesu li ponosni što su građani Hrvatske. Svega četiri posto ili svaki dvadeset i peti izjavit će da im se ne sviđa službena nacionalna zastava, na kojoj se dominantno ističe nekada kontroverzna šahovnica, a više od 97% anketiranih reklo je da voli nacionalnu himnu, Lijepa naša domovino. Dijametralno suprotan je pogled na jugoslavensko iskustvo i na pitanje je li članstvo u bilo kojoj federaciji imalo pozitivne ili negativne posljedice, samo je 9,4% ispitanika odgovorilo da su one bile pozitivne, 49,1% izjavilo je da su negativne, dok 27,3% smatralo je da posljedice nisu ni pozitivne ni negativne.