Comments by "Pedja Milosavljevic" (@pedjamilosavljevic6235) on "Are British People Marrying their Cousins!?" video.

  1. If they vote against this , I'm sure , that next proposed bill (to fix an issue) would be a "prima nocta" right , by a local lord , or head of local council... Law would not fix the problem , because those people can always go somewhere else to get married (did the law about knife carrying fixed a stabbing problems in GB ? ). Moral and health issues aren't even for a debate , in this day and age (though , in some parts of this planet , people still chop off each other heads and have slave markets...). I'm an Orthodox Christian and we have a word for "cousin" , but , we use word like brother and sister for first , second...and so on cousins , just to be on a safe side (like , first cousin from a uncle , or an aunt , on any side of family , female is called sister from a uncle , or an aunt). Our church (and law , I believe) allows marriage only after 9th order of relation . Still , it looks that there aren't more pressing topics for parliament to debate on - it's all fine.
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  2.  @BritishLandeur  please,if you can , address me as "Pedja" , because "sir" sounds in my head like some butler is talking to me (or police officer). I have to answer , so that it'll be clear - there is underlying , as you've put it -"mono culture" in Serbia, but that is , mostly good old conservatism (on biblical basis). Actually , Serbia is , due to history , very culturally diverse , from north to south and east to west , but the main thing is family , community and in many cases God (we do have a large Muslim community in southwest and quite a lot Catholics in north and northwest , some protestants too) . However , in big cities it fades , because of the nature of organization of daily life ans size of the place . Gambling is not a problem , but there are a lot of betting shops and casinos etc...Most people there are spending money like people use to do on a lottery , in the old days , relatively small amounts (and if they win , they reinvest in further betting so that they can have a feeling that they are doing (like working) something). Mostly , it's a money laundry scheme (but that is in a political domain , I'll explain it to you sometime ). I personally know quite a few people that make living of those betting salons , because , we know sports. First grup that I mentioned is making that kind of business just about profitable. We don't have too many addictions (in a sense of problematic overspending) , but there are some , like in every society. I personally use those facilities , if I need to go to the toilet , or if there is no cafe around , when I wait for someone. I don't know how to fill the betting ticket. About disintegration of society - I was born in Yugoslavia. For 35 years I've been watching various stages of disintegration and degradation. I do get what are you saying about Britain , because , when I was little , in TV programs for children , I was watching Survivor (wild animals program) , David Bellamy , You've asked... My forst encounter with "English" humor (I was still little) was Benny Hill . later it was Dave Alen and in my late teens and early adulthood - it was "Only fools 'n' horses" and "Cafe Alo Alo " , "Open all hours" and many more... Quite a few friends lived in GB (mostly London and Oxford) , but , unfortunately , that faze (cultural . economical , that kind of spirit and behavior , if you will) is gone. World , as it is (therefore GB and many other countries , mine included) - isn't normal. We've reached a sort of tipping point , so it'll take some time (up to decade) to get things , somewhat at least , in order (whatever that order may be). Terry Pratchett did mentioned something about "interesting times" . So , head up and buckle up.
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