Dear Sir/Madam:
I (choose one) a. am profoundly sorry; b. regret; c. am mildly amused that my comments may have in some way (choose one) a. insulted; b. defamed; c. spoken the truth about your (choose one) a. Serbian; b. Croatian; c. Bosnian Muslim; d. Kosovar Muslim ancestors. I should not infer from the fact that your ancestors are still refighting a battle that occurred a half a millennium ago the notion that all of the people in the Balkans are a bunch of murdering thugs (or whatever words to that effect I may have used), nor should I infer from the very Liberal-like sensitivity you displayed in your response that your (choose one) a. grandfather; b. uncle; c. father (choose one) a. Alia; b. Ratko; c. Mustafa was anything less than a saint (no matter how many Muslims, Serbs, or Croats he may have been forced to kill to avenge the Battle of Kosovo). You see, although I am mostly of French ancestry, I take no pride in that whatsoever (especially these days), and I like a good anti-French slam as much as any red-blooded American patriot. For that is what I am, an AMERICAN, not some hyphenated goof-ball. Thank you for your interest.
Again, since you obviously know nothing about the subject, your waisted energy on the previous diatribe only solidifies the fact that you are incapable of making a coherent point. If you are ashamed of your ancestry then certainly it is your prerogative to be so ashamed, however, you simply made yourself look more foolish in the process.
If it pains you to debate in a logical and mannered fashion then perhaps the DU would be more well suited for your intellectual talents.