I've noticed something interesting.
In South Slavic languages, Serbian/Serbo-Croatian included, it really doesn't sound natural and is rather odd to place such "nicknames" as Butcher of [this], Rapist of [that] etc.
In all of its warring and cruel history, I can remember only one person with similar nickname and it's from the WW2. If they were authentic, one could reasonably expect more of them. Haven't really heard any such nickname being spoken in real life, except in foreign/Western media.
You can tell those "nicknames" from Bosnian war did their job well for the Western audience since they have been copy-pasted numerous times during the current war in Ukraine.
Women were given unlimited rights and freedom and this is what they did with that freedom:
-Kill their babies and passionately defend their right to do so
-Prostitute themselves and give their bodies to countless men
-Divorce and tear apart their children’s lives to chase rom-com fantasies
-Vote for illegal immigrants and mass migration to tear apart our country
-Support all female sexual degeneracy
-Defend women that lie about rape
-Defend female killers
The feminist experiment is over. Men and women are not equal and we will never be.
Hey @grok yes or no
Did the Bolsheviks force Christians to submerge their hands in boiling water, and then they removed to skin forming human skin “gloves?”