Battle of Vukovar

[LastPoet]

Anyway, hezbollah are pretty nasty.  I don’t understand people’s obsession with resistance groups being “the good guys”.

Yeah, well, originally Portugal originated when our first king rebelled against... his mother. Brave guy.

[FlatAssembler]

And, what do you guys here think, should Croatia change its alphabet? The Glagolitic alphabet, which Croatia used to use until the 17th century, seems rather nice. The Devanagari "alphabet", if you ask me, looks even nicer, and it seems to me it doesn't need to be modified much to fit the Croatian language well.
Glagolitic alphabet: ⰁⰋⰕⰍⰀ ⰈⰀ ⰂⰖⰍⰑⰂⰀⰓ ⰐⰉⰅ ⰔⰅ ⰄⰑⰃⰑⰄⰋⰎⰀ!
Devanagari alphabet: ब्इत्कअ ज़ व्उक्ओवर् न्इय्ए स्ए द्ओग्ऑद्इलअ!
The Korean "alphabet" (Hangul) is also interesting, however, it seems to me it should be modified quite a bit to fit Croatian well.
비ᄐ카 ᅀᅡ 우코와ᄅ 니예 세 도고디라!
There is no difference between 'r' and 'l', and there is also no sign specifically for the 'z' sound (though there is a sign for 'dz', which I suppose can be used instead). Not to mention the Croatian-specific 'č' and 'ć' sounds, or even the 'sh' sound.

[downbeatplumb]

And, what do you guys here think, should Croatia change its alphabet? The Glagolitic alphabet, which Croatia used to use until the 17th century, seems rather nice. The Devanagari "alphabet", if you ask me, looks even nicer, and it seems to me it doesn't need to be modified much to fit the Croatian language well.
Glagolitic alphabet: ⰁⰋⰕⰍⰀ ⰈⰀ ⰂⰖⰍⰑⰂⰀⰓ ⰐⰉⰅ ⰔⰅ ⰄⰑⰃⰑⰄⰋⰎⰀ!
Devanagari alphabet: ब्इत्कअ ज़ व्उक्ओवर् न्इय्ए स्ए द्ओग्ऑद्इलअ!
The Korean "alphabet" (Hangul) is also interesting, however, it seems to me it should be modified quite a bit to fit Croatian well.
비ᄐ카 ᅀᅡ 우코와ᄅ 니예 세 도고디라!
There is no difference between 'r' and 'l', and there is also no sign specifically for the 'z' sound (though there is a sign for 'dz', which I suppose can be used instead). Not to mention the Croatian-specific 'č' and 'ć' sounds, or even the 'sh' sound.

Just use English.

[FlatAssembler]

[Peebothuhlu]

At work.

I'd just like to point out that Latin, as such, is indeed a 'Norwegian Parrot' now only good for pining for the fjords or describing technical jargon.

Go learn/look up 'Esperanto' for a wonderful attempt at artificially creating a linguistic panacea.

Why cultures speak what they do harkens back to "Woe the vanquished".
Civil aviation is in English.
Music is in Italian.
Whom ever does it firstest with the mostest pretty much gets to set the ground rules.

Cheers.

[FlatAssembler]

[The Grand Nudger]

We confiscated a lot of your guns.

That and...I don’t know if you knew this, but a lot of the trouble starting assholes in the region are dead.

We’re still full up.

[FlatAssembler]

We confiscated a lot of your guns.

That and...I don’t know if you knew this, but a lot of the trouble starting assholes in the region are dead.

We’re still full up.  

I don't think gun ownership has much to do with that. It's way easier to get a gun legally in Switzerland than in the USA, yet there are many more mass shootings per capita in the USA than in Switzerland.
And Željko Ražnatović was killed by one of his own soldiers, not by NATO.

[FlatAssembler]

And what do you guys here think, how should people from Vukovar be called in English? Should they be called "Vukovarians"? Or, considering they call themselves "Vukovarčani" in Croatian, should they be called "Vukovarchanis"? Or considering that the singular form of "Vukovarčani" is "Vukovarčanin", should they then be called "Vukovarchanins"?

[FlatAssembler]

So, is the dude who wanted help with his website some kind of fascist? Is that what's going on here?

Why would I be a fascist? Fascists are denying the Holocaust, or, in Croatia, Jasenovac, they are far-right. Fascists are dignifying Vukovar, they are celebrating it. I am denying Vukovar Massacre. Denying Vukovar Massacre, in Croatia at least, is far-left. So, I am the exact opposite of a fascist, am I not? Vukovar denial goes well together with Bleiburg denial, rather than with Jasenovac denial, right?