Heh, close. Croatia

Not many countries would fit that description, Croatia would be there as a possiblity

Thankfully, the Balkans aren't even nearly as bad as France, Germany or the UK

Yea, Balkans are bretty good after that... kerfuffle during the 90s

would love to visit Belgrade

You hardly ever hear of immigrants here and the Muslims are a very low percentage of the population and keep to themselves

(except for Bosnia)

(yeah)

Poor fucked up nation

and Albania

and don't the Bulgarians have lots of muslims too?

oh and the utter shit show that is Kosovo

I don't know, I don't know much about countries that aren't ex-Yugo

I still can't fathom how Kosovo got the be a nation

got to be*

I've no idea myself either, it's Serbia

totally

or possibly, possibly, Albania

But it is a serbian heartland

the serbian identity was born on the battlefields of Kosovo

Unfortunately, virtually all of our politicians are liberals and corrupt to the core

aye, but your president have good boobs

There is no perfect country

All have problems and benefits

And there is misinformation about most of them too

Benefits in Zimbabwe?

Benefits in Liberia?

Benefits in Libya?

Fair point

Well, gay sex is illegal in Zimbabwe

you can enact your boog fantasy in those

and be a chad african warlord

like General Butt Naked.

"Where I go, I must rape."

African warlords are pretty cool

There ain't a man more racist than a black African

>not being a chad warlord in Chad

*Our former president

*Zimbabwe stands in sharp contrast with neighbouring South Africa, as well as Botswana and Mozambique which have recently enacted LGBT protections. Same-sex marriage is banned by the Zimbabwe Constitution, and LGBT people enjoy no legal protections from discrimination, violence and harassment. Members of the LGBT community are heavily marginalised in both the legal and social spheres. As a result, many choose to remain in the closet, commit suicide, or move overseas; with a popular destination being South Africa due to their gay-friendly laws. However, since Robert Mugabe's forced removal from the presidency in November 2017, LGBT activists have expressed hopes that their human rights will be respected.

According to a 2018 survey, 50% of gay men in Zimbabwe had been physically assaulted and 64% had been disowned by their families. 27% of lesbians also reported disownment.*

We have a guy now

Gay shit is banned in Liberia too