I don't hate Ukrainians, I just think it would be mutually beneficial if they were an autonomous republic within the Russian Federation

I mean Belorossiya is trying to unify with Russia

Eh

Unification is always brought up but never happens

Because of the West

They don't want Putin to have the land

I thought I read that what Lukashenko said was a translation error and that he just meant even closer relations and not full unification

That's a good thing for Europe

You know it's illegal to clap in public in Belarus?

Europe shouldn't be dominated by either America nor by Russia

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Honestly

If globalism doesn't stop, which it likely won't

Is there a difference between bosnians and Serbians? Like no hate just educate

Bosnians are Muslim fags

Well they are pretty much the same racially, but they have had different cultures since the medieval era

I mean ethnic lines @Deleted User

You tosser

Lol

Probably

Who was raped harder by the ottomans?

Serbian irredentists like to claim that Bosnians didn't exist till Islam, but a Kingdom of Bosnia existed for quite some time and everyone in Europe hated it because they had their own church that was closer to Bogomilism than Catholicism or Orthodox Christianity

That can't exactly be measured

What the fuck is Bogomilism?

It was a weird christian heresy

Like Coptic?

Sort of

I mean hussite existed

It was started by a monk named Bogomil somewhere around Bulgaria

Yeah it was sort of similar to the Hussites

They didn't believe in worshipping in churches and instead preferred to pray in nature

Honestly didn't understand what was so bad about the Husdties that some dude from Luxembourg had to fuckin kill them and steal the crown of Hungary

Well heresy

Hittites were based

"heresy"

I don't disagree with the Hussites, they were just considered heretics by the Holy See and that wasn't taken too lightly in the 1400s

@Deleted User we're talking Christianity not Mesopotamians

I know

Hm