From being mostly victims in previous wars we managed to get mass murderers label after that tragic event in 1995. We brought that reputation on ourselves because of irrational nationalistic politics.

As a Bosnian Croat i can list a multitude of reasons why the war began.
Here's a list that may not include all factors:
1.Muslim extremists in Bosnia imported by the USA
2.Economic crisis that lasted through the late 80-s
3.The manipulation of tax-money (Most of the tax money came from Slovenia and Croatia and was invested into Serbia and Macedonia who didn't contribute to the economy very well.
4.National tensions were pumped up as several politicians enriched them selves and their assosiates on privatizing public property.
5.And finnaly the fact that 98% of the ex-Yugoslavian population is missinformed about their ethnic heritage (Only Serbs in Central Serbia and Northern Kosovo are ethnic serbs. Only Croats in the mountain region of Croatia are ethnic Croats, only Bosniaks in Central and South-East Bosnia are ethnic Bosniaks. The population of the other territories are mostly indigeous Celts or Vlasi how they are called and German settlers that have been colonising these areas since the 12th century.)

End of history lesson.

As an Albanian, I personally blame Milošević for the Bosnian and Kosovar genocide, rather than blame all Serbs. Quite frankly, most of the Serbians I've met are generally nice people.

Electing him was a great mistake and all consequences that came from that have taken it's toll.

I'm glad to see you realize that, few Serbs do.

Most do, right wing is always the loudest and gives the impression of majority.

Such is why things like the Republika Srpska were created during the Yugoslav conflict.

Bosnian Serbs didn't want to be cut off from Yugoslavia, that's why confrontation began. Just like Kosovo Albanians didn't want to be in Serbia and there were also confrontations. It was hard making national states from Yugoslavian republics when population was dispersed in some areas, specially in Bosnia.

Personally, I think the best solution is for everyone to shut the fuck up and get along. Serbia should seriously give up on Kosovo, because one-hundred and three nations have already recognized and established trade with Kosovo. Serbia has no control over any parts of the nation.

That is a fact. Serbs are a majority only in small northern part. Property is a big issue, though. Serbia still pays international credits for power plants and utilities in Kosovo which Kosovo wants to sell to foreign buyers. That's the topic of most recent negotiations in Brussels.

O really? Well today a convicted war criminal (Momčilo Krajišnik) will arrive just 15 minutes away from Sarajevo, where the Serbs have organised a ceremonial welcome for him and all students from Republika Srpska are invited. They consider him a hero.

You've met few Serbs.

I heard about that. I dare say that that man, at least before the Yugoslav conflict, has no problem with the Kosovar Albanians and the Bosniaks. Overall, Yugoslavia was a very loving and friendly country in Tito's time. Then Milošević came in and created this feeling of arrogant Serbian nationalism, which is why they hate everyone now.

Judging by your profile picture, I can tell you're an ethnic Bosnian. Personally, my opinion on the Republika Srpska is the following: if you're going to be a political entity in the nation you reside in, have at it. If you're going to be a geopolitical parasite who starts screaming like a little kid when your country does something to offend you, go fuck yourself.

I wouldn't have a problem either, although there was nationalism in WWII too, Chetniks killed alot of Bosniaks, Handžar divizija killed even more Serbs, but I have no problem to look past that. The problem started after Tito's death although he also did little to end ethinc hate , Jovanka Broz fucked us Bosniaks hard, she killed Džemal Bijedić and that set in motion the rise of Serb nationalists.

And I agree with you on the Republika Srpska, I'd really have no problem with them if they didn't call themselves a country while saying Bosnia is a state community, and doing shit like this today.

It's actually gotten a bit better in Kosovo. Recently, things calmed down in the Serbian Municipalities, Leposavić and Zvečan. They're actually starting to embrace Kosovo as a nation, and recently got rid of the Serbian police force in Northern Kosovo. It makes me a bit happy to see that some Kosovar Serbs are beginning to consider Kosovo multicultural.

That's good to hear, they probably also just got tired of isolation.

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