[quote="Simon"].
You repeatedly ramble about the "Macedonian cause". The FYROM has a history of dissipating propaganda regarding the ancient Greek Macedonians, claiming ownership of ancient Greek history and culture, including in their original Constitution irredentist objectives against the modern day Greek state, and generally acting as an annoyance to Greece. Now, whether the FYROM has the power to see through these underlying aims is irrelevant, Greece simply cannot allow a state to behave in such a way on its border. What do you believe is the purpose of the FYROM naming their main airport after Alexander the Great? One state cannot be allowed to usurp the history of another. To bring this matter to a conclusion, Greece is willing to negotiate this issue and has shown flexibility, however the FYROM refuses. Greece has further shown its reasonableness in this dispute by improving its relations with the FYROM and becoming its largest foreign investor. Conversely, if many in Greek Macedonia believes in the propaganda of the FYROM in the same way you do, then Greece could have every reason to worry about recognising them under their "constitutional name".
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Also let me add something i forgot about what you said on Macedonia.
As i said,i come from Serres,logically one (probably Greek,with this retard mentality of theirs) expect that i would say Macedonia is Greek and commit a harakiri to please my compatriots.
What i am arguing here is that Greece should not consider Macedonia's perceived usurpation of Greek history as threat to our sovereign rights.Mainly Greece is quite homogenous(apart the immigrants who most of them have no voting power in Greece) and Macedonian minority is very small( i d guess up to 30.000-50.000 max).The voters of the Rainbow party in Greece(pro ethnic Macedonian party) are only down to 6.000 people.Some others Slavophones might not even wanna vote the party since the party specially in Florina has been attacked numerous times by fanatic Xrisi Augi followers.
The renaming of the Airport is a polical card Macedonia plays since it is already winning the name battle.It further consolidates its win and helps the future of their existance in being true ethnic Macedonians.
It is well known that Macedonia sooner or later will be federalized since the Albanians make up 25% of their population.
The issue is not historical,that is what biggot people like Psomiadis say and the ''day dreamers'' that believe that everything macedonian is Greek.The issue is political.
The Macedonians have a rather recent ethnogenesis.Their survival depends on what their name is.We the Greeks have an undisputed name for ourselves,i dont see why Greece cant behave like a true mature country and allow the name Macedonia to be used for the Macedonians.
This country does not constitute a threat to Greece.Thessaloniki alone has the population of the whole of their nation.
Greece from day one should have not opposed their name THUS acting like a factor of further stability.This country is now struggling for its existance...Greece must show the right level of maturity end this stupid name dispute.
I dont see how a country can be considered a mature and progressive EU democracy while in the past it has forced another smaller nation to change both its constitution(btw in their constitution there was nothing against Greece,only what Greece perceived as threat)and flag(utter stupidity from Greece's part)...That is beyond my comprehension...