factman
pre 8 godina
The difference between an invader and a liberator is the support of the people. So, no Serbia didn't liberate Kosova in 1912, but invaded it.
** Interesting. To those once forcibly evicted by an agressor, it was indeed liberation. And by the way, Europe applauded.
Surprised that you link to Magna Carta as your "deed" over Kosova. Might as well have pointed me a driver's manual, that's how much relevance it has in the case. So clearly you have no "deed"!
** The link was to remind you that "Property Rights" began with the Magna Carta 800 years ago (since you developed some concept to nullify them). Civilized Europe honors chain of title & legal deed. Uncontestable. Period. There are many such commercial deeds.
"This frozen conflict can only become unfrozen through dialogue & compromise"
And it doesn't seem like Serbia is willing to compromise in recognizing Kosova, so I guess we'll have to wait for the conflict to disappear when the Serbs of Kosova die of old age
** Funny. I enjoyed your posts & I thought you interesting, but to you "compromise" means the other guy must "recognize." If so, what will you compromise? Do you really think they will ever recognize? Not likely.
** Serbs did not die out in 500 years of Ottoman bloodsuckers. Why would they die out now? As Serbia continues its economic ascent at the center of CEFTA, it's pretty predictable that they will ensure that K Serbs thrive.
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