Comments by "" (@ozymandiasultor9480) on "Balkan Schools Were Different" video.

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No. Don't believe everything you see. I was in a Balkan school, and all in that video is so exaggerated, or that is some other state, probably Serbia. Not all countries are the same, and mentality is not the same. Balkan is made up of many states.
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My whole life I was in a Blakan school... It was clean, bullying was not a thing, and all teachers and professors were extremely competent when a teacher was entering the classroom we stood as a sign of respect, and I bet it was better than most schools in the USA, for example. I went to basic school, secondary school, and university and I get to the academic title of magister, and all was free... No money, excellent education, and three things were strictly forbidden, bullying, religion, and drugs... So, I guess you were in school at some other time and other state... You poor thing...
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@laylamia For your country that is really true... And what if you have an Albanian girl? That is not changing facts.
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@LivingIronicallyinEurope Really? Well, I went to a clean school, the teachers and professors were really good, and I managed to become Magister... What did you do with your "exiting" school, Gedzo? Dropout from a secondary school and now you make videos on youtube? Well, I work at a university, and that is better than making videos that are obviously self-hate.
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It looks crazy because whoever made that video wanted to present schools in such a way... It is far from the truth.
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@floricel_112 Hyperbole? It is far from the truth, call it as you wish...
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No, they are not... Maybe whoever made this video was in such a school, but that is an exception, not a rule.
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@motokultivator_bolji OK... If it was a joke, I can understand... And most here can't understand that I am saying the truth because of one simple fact. I am a bit older, and my basic and secondary education finished in 1992... That is why I paid nothing when I was at university... Socialist countries were not good at many things but the education and universal health system were excellent. I guess most here are saying about their experience after, I am gen x, and I really had an excellent education, no bullying, and clean school, nothing posh, but good enough. I saw no chaos as most describe.
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@vladiator1591 It wasn't rich, or poor... All had the same chance, it all depended on what you have in your head if you have the potential to become something or not.
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@kazumiryuuken1814 And who is making other people inferior? I said my experience, and I wasn't insulting anyone, but I will not let others insult me. I managed to get to the title of magister, which is equal to your Master of Science, and I paid nothing... Are you aware of how rare that is, such education? Making videos of this kind is self-hate, that guy is Serbian and he is presenting Balkan as some jungle, as a place full of barbarians and without any culture...That is not an offense to me, my state, and my nation? My life is indicative of how schools were, I am gen x, and if the school system is dilapidated, that is not my experience, maybe the world became such, but not at the university, maybe in some secondary schools.
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You must be proud of your barbarism... Irony...greek barbarian...
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@Hi.Im.Random-cv7rj What are those, panhellenic exams? Something about Hellenistic period?
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@Hi.Im.Random-cv7rj Tertiary? I wasn't aware that there is such, tertiary education. When I was in school, I was 8 years in basic school, 4 years in secondary school, and I spent 6 years at University... Those 2 last years at university were not about classes, just exams that are mandatory for getting a title higher than a bachelor, and few that I was choosing for myself, because that is a kind of specialization. But, sure, there are different types of school systems, so I believe that have something like that in Greece.
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@tudorsavin2903 Sorry to hear that,,, Schools should be safe, clean, and protected... Students should go and learn and socialize in a civil manner... My experience is very different because I am gen x and we had a very solid educational system, no bullies, no aberrations of any kind, and there were other two things that were not tolerated, drugs, and religion. And all was free, even at the university level.
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@stannicolae4623 Nerds? I am proud that I was able to be a nerd...that is a compliment...That means I was intelligent enough, had potential, and I used it to get a very well-paid job which I actually like... And you, you were not into math and other subjects? What do you do for a living, digging holes? You can write such insults, like that imaginary spit, you feel that relative security, you are behind that keyboard and you are insulting...Too bad that you are not here, to tell me that to my face...I sure would like to see you swallowing your broken teeth...
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@tudorsavin2903 I don't know how old are you, but probably you're right, your parents probably were in school when the conditions were such as I am trying to explain... The dilapidation of the school system probably started somewhere after 1991.
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No, they are not. Balkan schools are clean, not posh, but good environment, bullying is hardly a thing, it wasn't a thing when I was in school, teachers were extremely competent, and buildings are far from dilapidated ruins... In fact, one school system was one of the best in Eastern Europe.
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@veneps Yes, bullying was not a thing when I was n basic and secondary schools...There were occasional fights between kids, but bullying...no...
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@kazumiryuuken1814 You must be boring at parties if that insult speaks anything about your originality. And I am not offended, I probably am a bit older, that was not a reality in which I lived and the reality of my schools.
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@robrob9050 In my country the academic level between a Bachelor of Science and a Ph.D. is called magister, which is the same as a Master of Science. And if you think I am inventing that, feel free to check, you have internet...
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@robrob9050 Yes, I called him Gedzo, because he is talking only negative stuff about his country and other Balkan countries. Do you know what "Gedzo" means? I called him that because he is insulting his nation, his ethnicity, and his country, so why not accept the insult that most people that are from Balkan use for his ethnicity?
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@robrob9050 Maybe he is telling the truth about the situation now, but I bet he is exaggerating, I do not work in secondary education, but it is not such chaos as presented in that video. Many of my colleagues that work in secondary education are saying that things have changed, but not to that degree.
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@robrob9050 My country? One of those that were republics in Yugoslavia. And we called Serbs that lacked self-respect and culture "Gedzo"... I don't know what your country is, but in Yugoslavia education was really good... Here is another trivia for you... Those who will finish university, those are simply professors...Not bachelors... We use "Bachelor" to describe our academic level abroad... Those who are one lever higher are Magisters...and for my field, it is kinda funny when one becomes Ph.D. because that means Philosophical Doctor... So, those should be called Philosophical Doctor of Philosophy and formal logic... We simply call those Doctor.. Doctor of Philosophy and Logic.
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@kazumiryuuken1814 I don't care about your questions. You know nothing about schools here, so keep your opinion to yourself, Japanese... Maybe someone should write about your school system and why it is producing young people that are so stressed that they are turning back to that sick society and becoming hikikomori, or killing themself because you have such a nice society in which many can't adapt because of your way of dealing with young people.
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@EvenWorth When were you in school? I guess you talk about secondary education? Are you still in school? I am not in school, my education finished a long time ago, and I am saying the truth. If that is the reality now, I am glad that I am older, and my reality, my experience is totally different.
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@floricel_112 That is not my experience, and I would have hated to go to such a school. We had a different school system back in the day.
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@floricel_112 I can understand that.
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@laylamia You are still in school, or you finished a few years ago...That is why you have such experience.
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@EvenWorth I know that you are from Greece... And it is sad that education is such. What can I say, my experience is different, but I am older.
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