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K41_sky t1_j20oxjd wrote

Reply to comment by Entity0027 in US, EU, NATO urge restraint as Serbia-Kosovo border crossings close by VanGoghEnjoyer

Dear US citizen , you are like a newborn when it comes to a civilisation's lifespan. War is not a good thing in any way , but a conflict that your past government created and left there with no resolution rather than postponed it. Now I guess one of the sides decided on its own ( or with a little help even) to resolve it once and for all. I have friends from both sides and I don't want any conflict (especially one with casualties) to happen, I also though want the whole region to stabilize itself so no more severe incidents happen and in general any hostilities towards ethnic groups. I hope you understand! :D

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UrbanIndy t1_j20sp1m wrote

What was the point of your response? You just came off sounding like a dickhole.

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hannibal_fett t1_j21b0kw wrote

Normal Americans Can't Have Opinions Cuz American comment

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TROPtastic t1_j21b9ze wrote

>Now I guess one of the sides decided on its own ( or with a little help even) to resolve it once and for all.

You seriously think Serbia is in any position to "resolve" this conflict militarily? May I remind you of what happened the last time that Serbian forces tried to carry out ethnic cleansing?

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rldogamusprime t1_j21gpbi wrote

>Dear US citizen , you are like a newborn when it comes to a civilisation's lifespan.

The US is over 300 years old and has had modern democracy and modern civilization MUCH longer than most of Eastern Europe. It also started as a colony of one of the greatest planet spanning empires that ever existed. I don't know why Europeans think this is a valid argument, most of your countries are more 'newborn' than the US.

Russia wants to test NATO, so it's using Serbia. And the Serbian government is stupid enough to go along with it.

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PublicFurryAccount t1_j21urhk wrote

It also doesn’t really matter. That France has been around for over a thousand years doesn’t mean anyone in France has.

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xvx_k1r1t0_xvxkillme t1_j225xdr wrote

Technically, the Fifth French Republic was created in 1958. So France is only 64 years old.

The U.S. is actually one of the oldest currently existing countries.

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