When I lived in Belarus, many people (especially older generation) were not happy that USSR disintegrated. They were saying "we lived in a great state before, and what we have now?" Besides, the economy was in a deep crisis and it was much harder for ordinary people to earn a living than in USSR. The same mood prevailed in Russia and Eastern Ukraine.
Do people in Serbia felt the same towards Yugoslavia after it fell apart? I know that Tito wanted "weak Serbia in order to have strong Yugoslavia". But maybe there were positive moments too?
What is your opinion?
To tell the truth,life in ex- socialist Yugoslavia was much,much,much better than now.There wasn't unemployment,hatred between people on national and religious basis,the country was modernized.The rights of workers were 101% respected.It was the most important thing in ex-Yugoslavia.You couldn't have situations like today.For example,today if a woman want to have a job and go to talk to employer,in many cases she would be forced to sign agreement that she won't have a birth for at least 5 years.
That's pure satanism.
Today,people are like slaves,numbers...
In ex-Yugoslavia,life of the "working people"(as it was said) was a sanctity,but today it's profit.And human may be sacrificed for the profit of employer.Unfortunately,it's the truth.
But,the ex Yugoslav society had its goals.That's to separate the brain from the body-to separate religion from the people and to prepare the terrain for today's system.
Yugoslavian Communism(Titoism) was hidden kind of satanism(a "tender one"),but today we have an open satanism destroying our society in every aspect of life.
For example,Serbia has negative birth-rate.Every year Serbia lose a city of 70 000 people,because there are more deaths then births.It means that in 10 years there will be about 700 000 Serbs less then today,and I'm not counting emigrations,which means the number is going to be bigger.