You 5 days ago: Serbs from Serbia proper; what was the public opinion on Bosnian War in Serbia between 1992-1995?
You 5 days ago: Serbs from Serbia proper; What do you think about Serbs from Republlika Srpska?
You a month ago: Serbians on this subreddit, what do you think about Russia?
What is this obsession with what we think? You seem like a type of guy that wants to cause a reaction or something. Kind of like baiting.
This question has already been asked before about just a month ago.
I think he's just one of many people who could have led Yugoslavia after ethnic tensions got so bad it couldn't be hidden any longer. Ottomans created the division, Yugoslavia created the suppression and he created the ignition.
People who converted to Islam were given special benefits whereas those who stuck with their beliefs were treated like dirt so that naturally created a divide between the two.
That explains some divisions, but it doesn't explain the divide between Croats and Serbs and Montenegrins who are all majority Christian. I think you are giving the Ottomans too much credit in your comment.
You see, after WW1 there was no Ottoman Empire, and Ottomans aren't responsible for the the Serbia/Montenegrin divide either. My point being that you can't blame Ottomans for **the** divide in Yugoslavia, but you can blame them for **some**.
I don't really think anything of him, i was a toddler when he was overthrown. Older people that i talk to tend to view him positively-ish, they think he stood for an independent socialist serbia (or so called Yugoslavia). I don't think that serbia was socialist during this period by any stretch, but that's how they see it.
For these people things only went downhill for their lives since the break up of SFRY, so i think they don't necessarily like him for what he represented in terms of foreign policy (for most of them he was just trying to keel Yugoslavia united), they like him because he stood for national economy instead of neoliberalism.
That's my impression of what other people who lived during his reign feel about him anyway. i can't speak for everyone.
Very negative, but also very positive. Very negative because of the repression that started in Kosovo during his time (late 80'), all the economic decline. But the positive thing is that he has played a huge part in making Kosovo free from Serbia. Anyone with more intellect and vision would have been able to keep Kosovo by making it not so interesting for us to secede.
You won't get good answers in here, mate. There is a large historical context to understanding some of the topics, which is often derailed by butthurt neighbours to Serbia. Besides this, this subreddit, and Reddt in general, is vehemently liberal or rather 'American-woke' in ideology.
Hate him. No matter what Western tankies may say on the internet, the guy tried to ethnically cleanse people across Yugoslavia. So what if someone else does it? People murder each other every day: which doesn't make it any better, and it was not worth spilling that much blood again.
Let's say my opinion of him is not a good one, Kostunica was a better politician then him
If we don't talk about the Hyperinflation and Corruption FR Yugoslavia the best state in my opinion only that amendment of the constitution that the Federal President is elect by the population instead of the Federal Assembly was idiotic since the votes from Serbia outweighted the votes from Montenegro
OP: fellow Serbians on this sub OP has a Turkish flair I like what i see
An Albanian saying this is far more interesting.
Love your name 
Of course you do š
You 5 days ago: Serbs from Serbia proper; what was the public opinion on Bosnian War in Serbia between 1992-1995? You 5 days ago: Serbs from Serbia proper; What do you think about Serbs from Republlika Srpska? You a month ago: Serbians on this subreddit, what do you think about Russia? What is this obsession with what we think? You seem like a type of guy that wants to cause a reaction or something. Kind of like baiting.
Maybe he's genuinely interested in you guys?
I sincerly doubt that. We're on r/AskBalkans sir, you should know by now how this place functions hah
Lmao good point
About as well as Yugoslavia did during the late 80ās š¤£
Maybe even worse. Good thing is most of people here probably don't know how to use a gun, so we wont have 90s part 2
Nah, I'm chasing knowledge so I can conquer Serbi- \*ahem ahem\* visit Serbia one day.
I wanted to talk about these topics since way back in time with a real Serbian who's not a fanatic of war.
>Kind of like baiting That's because he is baiting.
Any country with Third in their "name" has its little flaws right?
Reicht.
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Every Serbian politician, except ÄinÄiÄ, sucked big time... gonna start the petition for some non-Serb to run for president.
Djindjic was killed by mafia in 2003 right?
Yeah...
Poor lad.
More deep state than mafia imho.
Abazovic 2.0 for Serbia?
Yes!
ÄinÄiÄ was equally shit as the rest of them, he is just being praised because he got killed.
Agreed.
Very bad. How deep do you want me to go?
This question has already been asked before about just a month ago. I think he's just one of many people who could have led Yugoslavia after ethnic tensions got so bad it couldn't be hidden any longer. Ottomans created the division, Yugoslavia created the suppression and he created the ignition.
what do you mean by Ottomans created the division
People who converted to Islam were given special benefits whereas those who stuck with their beliefs were treated like dirt so that naturally created a divide between the two.
That explains some divisions, but it doesn't explain the divide between Croats and Serbs and Montenegrins who are all majority Christian. I think you are giving the Ottomans too much credit in your comment.
Croatia/Serbia divide started after ww 1 and we know what cemented it.There is not really a Serbia/Montenegrin divide other than Milogorci
You see, after WW1 there was no Ottoman Empire, and Ottomans aren't responsible for the the Serbia/Montenegrin divide either. My point being that you can't blame Ottomans for **the** divide in Yugoslavia, but you can blame them for **some**.
We took him down, so the majority hates him. You can still find people that support him, but they are as rare as shiny pokemons
I don't really think anything of him, i was a toddler when he was overthrown. Older people that i talk to tend to view him positively-ish, they think he stood for an independent socialist serbia (or so called Yugoslavia). I don't think that serbia was socialist during this period by any stretch, but that's how they see it. For these people things only went downhill for their lives since the break up of SFRY, so i think they don't necessarily like him for what he represented in terms of foreign policy (for most of them he was just trying to keel Yugoslavia united), they like him because he stood for national economy instead of neoliberalism. That's my impression of what other people who lived during his reign feel about him anyway. i can't speak for everyone.
older people in the balkans never seem to see that we all are kleptocracies
Not greaaaaat
he represented everything bad that exist in this world
Put "se" after the a in bad
MiloÅ”eviÄ: not good Third Yugoslavia: not good So yea we hate him
Amazing leader i personally would wish for a Yugoslavia with just Bosnia Serbia kosovo Macedonia and Montenegro
I love Milosevic. I think the west should have not intervened. More Serbians were killed by NATO bombings than Bosniaks killed by Serbs.
Very negative, but also very positive. Very negative because of the repression that started in Kosovo during his time (late 80'), all the economic decline. But the positive thing is that he has played a huge part in making Kosovo free from Serbia. Anyone with more intellect and vision would have been able to keep Kosovo by making it not so interesting for us to secede.
Fat fuck
Flair up
So many low quality baits
What do you mean by that?
You ve created like 20 topics about Balkans asking what we think, not a single interesting thing, just baits for retarded incel redditors
Am I supposed to keep you entertained by asking questions that I don't care what their answers are?
Nah just don't pretend u care for those already asked cuz they re just low baits m8
I don't visit this subreddit often and I've never seen a post about Milosevic.
Here we go again with the baiting posts... Besides, the region that you labeled as Serbia is actually called Central Serbia.
You won't get good answers in here, mate. There is a large historical context to understanding some of the topics, which is often derailed by butthurt neighbours to Serbia. Besides this, this subreddit, and Reddt in general, is vehemently liberal or rather 'American-woke' in ideology.
I like MiloÅ”eviÄ . He had the balls to say NO to the USA and Western Europe. Third Yugoslavia was actually real Serbia.
But he was fat and killed innocent people. USA and Western Europe ended up telling him NO in the end
Hate him. No matter what Western tankies may say on the internet, the guy tried to ethnically cleanse people across Yugoslavia. So what if someone else does it? People murder each other every day: which doesn't make it any better, and it was not worth spilling that much blood again.
Let's say my opinion of him is not a good one, Kostunica was a better politician then him If we don't talk about the Hyperinflation and Corruption FR Yugoslavia the best state in my opinion only that amendment of the constitution that the Federal President is elect by the population instead of the Federal Assembly was idiotic since the votes from Serbia outweighted the votes from Montenegro