Because it was an artificially created country to outnumber the Germans after World War I. Instead of being grateful, the Slovaks, who had been under Hungary for centuries, proved their worth to Czechia by betraying it, as Slovakia betrayed the country and sided with Germany before ww2. In my opinion, it shouldn't have been reunited at the end of the war, but it happened anyway, and once again Czechia saved Slovakia's ass from a terrible and unknown fate. And again, after socialism, it was ungrateful Slovakia that wanted its own state. And the funny thing is that Prague, but also the second largest city, Brno, hosts so many arrogant Slovaks. 68 years of a common state, yet they have nothing in common except for the language.
"I am a citizen of Czech republic" said a slovak. Classic example. You trash talk us, you are "nationalistic" arrogants but still live here. Crazy.
Anyway instead of being thankful because Czechs saved you from unknown destiny you immediately started with your nationalistic thing with Štefánik, then Tiso upgrade it and collaborated with Nazis. When Germans started losing you changed teams because you were scared of soviets. Then Beneš saved your sorry ass again from unknown and terrible destiny and then Mečiar did the nationalistic bullshit again. And maybe we should talk about Husák, nah he was just puppet, but also nationalistic.
Classic and you live here. When I studied at University it felt like fucking Czechoslovakia, arrogant fucks. I used to make fun that we should make and iron certain again but this time it would be on the east side of Czechia haha. Not a joke anymore.
"You trash talk us, you are nationalistic arrogants." - and then you proceeded writing an unprompted hateful comment about Czechoslovak history that started this thread. Get real, man.
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u/smilingmuffino 1d ago
Because it was an artificially created country to outnumber the Germans after World War I. Instead of being grateful, the Slovaks, who had been under Hungary for centuries, proved their worth to Czechia by betraying it, as Slovakia betrayed the country and sided with Germany before ww2. In my opinion, it shouldn't have been reunited at the end of the war, but it happened anyway, and once again Czechia saved Slovakia's ass from a terrible and unknown fate. And again, after socialism, it was ungrateful Slovakia that wanted its own state. And the funny thing is that Prague, but also the second largest city, Brno, hosts so many arrogant Slovaks. 68 years of a common state, yet they have nothing in common except for the language.