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I'm quite sure macedonians would consider that statement offensive and disrespectful.

• reaperducer 8y ago
  If they're offended, they can be speak for themselves. They don't need an outsider being proxy-offended for them.
  • Keyframe 8y ago
    I saw it as my duty to notify you of something offensive you've said. I don't have to be 'them' to know that. Take it as you will.
    • reaperducer 8y ago
      I saw it as my duty to notify you of something offensive you've said. I said nothing offensive. You're so interested in SJW-championing other people's causes to make yourself feel morally superior that you didn't even bother to notice that I'm not the OC. Take it as you will. I don't need your permission.
      • Keyframe 8y ago
        I'm glad you know me so well, we should hang out. Then we can talk about my involvement with macedonian (and bulgarian and greek) people, historians, politicians, film workers and 'common people' over the past few years while I was working on a TV series regarding the topic we are currently discussing. Can't wait to tell you about albanian position within republic today and how that story trumps over what we're talking about here, regarding Greece and even Bulgaria. Also, how important Macedonia (as an entity) is to the whole region and how key people and things developed there which influenced world politics. How special relations Bulgaria has with Macedonia (VRMO for example, which is key to Bulgaria and where M stands for Macedonia) and lots of other interesting things.
• russtrpkovski 8y ago
  We do.