Post: #1831

Jesus, out of all places on the internet I would have never expected to meet a Serbian ultra-nationalist here...

I also think that it's true that the Croatian government is still obstructing the return of some Serbian refugees, that's horrible and needs to be fixed. But how is that different from the mass permanent expulsion of Croatian people from the Republika Srpska, which caused the share of the Croatian population to drop from 35% in 1991 to 7% in 2001? Again, it seems to me that both nations have suffered a lot and continue to suffer. I'm sad for the plight of your people, but in the Balkans, there is no such thing as a one-sided crime.

However, once again, it has nothing to do with the current refugee crisis or this topic. Both Croatian and Serbian people are legitimate war refugees and are doing what they can abroad. I haven't heard of western nations having any major problems with either of them. This is in comparison to the 'Syrian' 'refugees' who are causing enormous headaches for their host countries and need to be blocked and carefully monitored for compliance and assimilation if some are allowed.

A Croatian or Serbian abroad who commits an armed robbery will instantly be imprisoned and deported, but an Arab will be patted on the back and told 'no worries, it doesn't affect your chances for asylum'. Surely you can see a difference there.