Yugoslavia was a disaster. A country made based on thin air where the main idea was to kill each national identity and wipe the previous history. It made no sense at the very start. A country that was made because we said no to crazy Stalin and that was the main reason why some joined and left once the dust settled down.
Yeah, people were living quite good. Plenty of people had money while many people got an apartment (for nothing really, like a present). Money wise it's like westerns, as people could easily buy cars, travel etc. The whole thing was a farce, just look at Tito, they still try to identify his real identity lol. But he was a known figure and back in the day a Yugoslavian passport was worth more than gold, as you were getting green-lighted whereever you wanted to go as a highly respected country. To me that looked like a big social experiment. What people don't realize is that Yugoslavia was sitting a debt barrel the whole time. Just a while ago I was listening to an economist who said that we're supposed to keep paying for debt for further 20 years (and it was 40 years since Tito died) where we pay more than 200 million euros per year. Funnily, it was Serbia who pays majority of the stuff while other countries don't pay shit. But the whole idea of Yugoslavia was brainwashing. The censorship was insane. We had people go to jail who write against it. On one hand people were free but that only went to a certain point, so it was not an absolute freedom. Plenty of plays, pictures, movies, books were forbidden. Sadly, there are still plenty of people who wish Tito was alive and we had Yugoslavia. To me, that's totally insane. Yugoslavia was a perfect place for mediocrity and brainwashed people, somebody to stay quiet and live life as they were told to. It was not a perfect place, especially for the elite and people with brains.
Yeah, people were living quite good. Plenty of people had money while many people got an apartment (for nothing really, like a present). Money wise it's like westerns, as people could easily buy cars, travel etc. The whole thing was a farce, just look at Tito, they still try to identify his real identity lol. But he was a known figure and back in the day a Yugoslavian passport was worth more than gold, as you were getting green-lighted whereever you wanted to go as a highly respected country. To me that looked like a big social experiment. What people don't realize is that Yugoslavia was sitting a debt barrel the whole time. Just a while ago I was listening to an economist who said that we're supposed to keep paying for debt for further 20 years (and it was 40 years since Tito died) where we pay more than 200 million euros per year. Funnily, it was Serbia who pays majority of the stuff while other countries don't pay shit. But the whole idea of Yugoslavia was brainwashing. The censorship was insane. We had people go to jail who write against it. On one hand people were free but that only went to a certain point, so it was not an absolute freedom. Plenty of plays, pictures, movies, books were forbidden. Sadly, there are still plenty of people who wish Tito was alive and we had Yugoslavia. To me, that's totally insane. Yugoslavia was a perfect place for mediocrity and brainwashed people, somebody to stay quiet and live life as they were told to. It was not a perfect place, especially for the elite and people with brains.
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