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**dxpfmP0l** · 04-16-2010, 11:07 AM

What is and isn't a "people" is kind of hard to define. For example, whether Austrians are Germans or something else is a matter of opinion. Unless a majority of Austrians agree that they are Germans and this is proven through a fair, democratic referendum I don't see how annexation could ever be justified.

Also I never typed ß until now.

But I could have figured it out. And that's not a façade.

04-16-2010, 11:07 AM	#19
dxpfmP0l Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 405 Senior Member	What is and isn't a "people" is kind of hard to define. For example, whether Austrians are Germans or something else is a matter of opinion. Unless a majority of Austrians agree that they are Germans and this is proven through a fair, democratic referendum I don't see how annexation could ever be justified. Also I never typed ß until now. But I could have figured it out. And that's not a façade.
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