Your analogy sucks. But I am not here to increase your intellectual capabilities. And I do not think that is possible.
The Albanians are native in that region whereas you are the newcomers. So, if you think a little bit more (which I highly doubt you can) you will understand why your analogy is just nonsense.
The Albanians are Albanians and they will remain Albanians. They are of course citizens of Macedonia, a joke sate which does not even have an acceptable name, but they are Albanians.
You want examples?
Boban Ilic killed a 4-year old Albanian. I am not talking about other incidents, but killing with your car a 4-year old is just an act of a coward criminal/animal. And most of the Macedonians/Bulgarians supported him. Moreover, he is free to go.
According to the 2002 Census, 46.5% of the children aged 0–4 were Muslim. Macedonians will be minority very soon. It might come a time when this country will be called Eastern Albania.
Given the extreme nationalism of the Macedonians I do not think this country will resist history very long in this configuration. And if they do not accept the Albanians and do not live in peace with them they will be soon a tiny joke country.
For people who know the history and believe in human stupidity to repeat its mistakes, there is much to reflect. There are people who think that, whatever happens, they will be on the safe side, but you never know how things might evolve and one day you might be on the "unsafe" side.
In fact, this is not the case.
Actually, besides ORACLE and MS SQL Server you can use also DB2 and other SAP's own DB products(MAXDB, Sybase, HANA).
I am talking about ERP and CRM, the main products.
Anyway, this is a very interesting news. Given the "not so good" relationship between SAP and Oracle, this option will give SQL Server a boost when it comes to SAP Customers, although it may take some time for SAP to fully support the Linux-MSSQL option.