Category Archives: Montenegro
Support For South Ossetian Secession
Repost from the old site. A good progressive principle, but one subject to some exceptions, is the principle of self-determination. This leads naturally to support for most if not all separatist movements. In my case, I do support most, but … Continue reading
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Making Sense of Kosovo
Repost from the old site. Updated March 25, 2008: Via Joachim Martillo, we have Backgrounder on Kosovo/Kosova. This is one of Martillo’s pieces that I am going to support in full. Almost the entire Western Left, and part of the … Continue reading
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Are Only Euro-Whites Capable of Peaceful Successionism
In this modern era, one of the ultimate litmus tests for extreme liberalism or humanism is the completely selfless permission that a state grants when it allows a part of itself to secede without starting a bloodbath. Since the Peace … Continue reading
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