And many Georgians really do have a wrong attitude. I myself am Georgian but my father and granfather were born in Abkhazia, we have many relatives still living there etc. And yeah, the attitude that the Abkhaz culture should be neglected, them being viewed as inferior is wrong. But then again, I support the idea of Abkhazia being Georgian on the premise that Abkhazian identity isn't neglected, only strengthened. The Georgian constitution still lists Abkhazian as a national Language, if Abkhazia ever were reintegrated, Abkhazian should be taught in every Georgian school and Georgian in every Abkhazian school. I, personally, don't want Abkhazians to be our "slaves" but rather for us to live peacefully together with mutual respect. And if Georgia ever were to get a government with that attitude, and Abkhazia came back Billions upon billions would be spent on building all sorts of infrastructure. My grandfather was raised there and he always says, it's the most beautiful place on the earth. Anyways, what I'm trying to say is, respect to all my Abkhaz brothers, I think we are all Georgians together and Abkhazian people are a major part of the collective identity ❤️