Protivpropaganda,
You have made a number of claims about the situation in Macedonia, including making the statement that the 'Albanianisation of Macedonia' is nothing more than scaremongering.
From what you have posted, it is quite clear that you have based this assessment on a number of false and unsubstantiated assumptions. Further, it appears that it is you that is actually promoting a number of scaremongering claims about Macedonian freedom and whether it can and/or should be exercised.
In relation to the 'Albanianisation of Macedonia', the point to be made is not that Macedonian individuals are being 'Albanianised' (though some Macedonian Muslims have been and this is a serious issue), but that the Macedonian state (i.e., its laws and institutions) are being 'Albanianised'. The proof of this is quite clear - the Framework Agreement and its implementation to date.
Secondly, sovereignty lies with the body of citizens. In this case, it is the Macedonian people. With sovereignty also comes responsibility. You cannot claim that the Macedonian people (i.e., the body of citizens) are an innocent party in the Framework Agreement capitulation and that the reponsibility for capitulation lies soley with the government of the day or international power politics (whatever that is). Further, a citizens responsibility entails defending the sovereignty of the body of citizens. This may be a new concept to you, but I assure you that it is a core responsibility of a citizen. At the end of the day the body of citizens are ultimately responsible for their own freedom and affairs. If the body of citizens do not wish to defend their freedom (i.e., sovereignty), then they don't really deserve it.
You have made a number of claims about the situation in Macedonia, including making the statement that the 'Albanianisation of Macedonia' is nothing more than scaremongering.
From what you have posted, it is quite clear that you have based this assessment on a number of false and unsubstantiated assumptions. Further, it appears that it is you that is actually promoting a number of scaremongering claims about Macedonian freedom and whether it can and/or should be exercised.
In relation to the 'Albanianisation of Macedonia', the point to be made is not that Macedonian individuals are being 'Albanianised' (though some Macedonian Muslims have been and this is a serious issue), but that the Macedonian state (i.e., its laws and institutions) are being 'Albanianised'. The proof of this is quite clear - the Framework Agreement and its implementation to date.
Secondly, sovereignty lies with the body of citizens. In this case, it is the Macedonian people. With sovereignty also comes responsibility. You cannot claim that the Macedonian people (i.e., the body of citizens) are an innocent party in the Framework Agreement capitulation and that the reponsibility for capitulation lies soley with the government of the day or international power politics (whatever that is). Further, a citizens responsibility entails defending the sovereignty of the body of citizens. This may be a new concept to you, but I assure you that it is a core responsibility of a citizen. At the end of the day the body of citizens are ultimately responsible for their own freedom and affairs. If the body of citizens do not wish to defend their freedom (i.e., sovereignty), then they don't really deserve it.
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