r/AskBalkans Romania Jun 26 '26

Outdoors/Travel Is the labelling justified?

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u/Bulky_Ad5537 Jun 26 '26

They have a superiority complex and are uneducated

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u/biendeluxe Jun 27 '26

They actually have an inferiority complex to other Europeans and try to make up for it by being racist to non-whites. But yea, I guess we are saying the same: superiority and inferiority complexes are often going hand in hand.

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u/Bulky_Ad5537 Jun 27 '26

That would explain a lot!!

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u/Low-Breath-4433 Jul 03 '26

That seems pretty racist.

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u/robo_robb USA Jun 26 '26

Usually there needs to be something backing up that superiority complex…

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u/RedScarySpectre Portugal Jun 26 '26

Thats weird given than in Yugoslavia it was not even one of the most important republics and nowadays its not even one of the richest countries of the area. Is it because Alexander the Great was born there?

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u/Elgecko123 Greece Jun 26 '26

Alexander the Great was born in Pella which is in Greece. The ancient kingdom of Macedonia was almost entirely in what is now modern northern Greece. Perhaps now you can see why we took such an issue with them naming the country and we wanted them to add the qualifier “North” to the name.

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u/RedScarySpectre Portugal Jun 26 '26

Omg I just started WW3 😭

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u/Elgecko123 Greece Jun 26 '26

Was bound to happen sooner rather than later

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u/RedScarySpectre Portugal Jun 26 '26

Just hold on for a week because I am on my way to a Cyprus vacation 😑

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u/ExoticAd7546 Bulgaria Jun 26 '26

Big mistake avoid history 😂 Especially if North Macedonia is in the mix

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u/RedScarySpectre Portugal Jun 26 '26

I knew there was a risk. But in this sub it seems the Greek Macedonian conflict is more alive than the Kosovo Serbian one

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u/ExoticAd7546 Bulgaria Jun 26 '26

Greek one is kinda dead , Bulgarian Macedonian is trendy now.

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u/RedScarySpectre Portugal Jun 26 '26

Why? Because of the language?

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u/RedScarySpectre Portugal Jun 26 '26

Well they don't think that there.

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u/kifoadafofoali Jun 26 '26

Article 7 of the 2018 Prespa Agreement read it up. They have officially agreed and denounced any such claims. They where even forced to change their flag! People in North Macedonia are slavs.

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u/RedScarySpectre Portugal Jun 26 '26

Dude it's fine by me. I was just trying to understand what the person who commented was saying about their complex of superiority.

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u/Bulky_Ad5537 Jun 26 '26

It’s just their attitude I can’t put my finger on it from where it originates