> Same for Alexander Macedon (he's obviously greek)
Alexander III of Macedon died in 323 B.C. That's 2,300 years ago. Turning a millennium-and-a-half footnote into a geopolitical issue is stupid.
> If you claim some identity in front of many people you must be able to support it otherwise you end up looking like a fool
Greece's per-capita GDP is three-quarters that of Europe's average [1]. Macedonia's is less than one-third that of Greece's. This is a stupid thing for two poor countries to create economic, political and geopolitical hurdles out of.
Alexander III of Macedon died in 323 B.C. That's 2,300 years ago. Turning a millennium-and-a-half footnote into a geopolitical issue is stupid.
> If you claim some identity in front of many people you must be able to support it otherwise you end up looking like a fool
Greece's per-capita GDP is three-quarters that of Europe's average [1]. Macedonia's is less than one-third that of Greece's. This is a stupid thing for two poor countries to create economic, political and geopolitical hurdles out of.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sovereign_states_in_Eu...