How to be a "German" Macedonian?

"Macedonians and Persians should live as brothers and sisters" are the words of Alexander according to Arrian.

It seems, that Alexander was on the way do establish an empire based on equality not on the dominance of one ethnic nation, that of the Macedonians. The conservative Macedonian nationalist faction around Alexander probably opposed him in this endeavour and might eventually killed him. Nationalism for the first time led to the decline of Macedon.

Being a Macedonian is one thing, the organization of a State another. Separation of State and Nation should be a basic principle for Macedonians in order to avoid a new, second decline of Macedon because of nationalism.

If we apply the principle of Alexander to the Macedonians living in Germany, following 9 criteria might be deduced in order to answer the question, what does it mean, to be a Macedonian?

1. You have to speak fluent German, Macedonian and, if possible Greek. You should also speak the official language of the State you come from.
   

2. You have to have profound knowledge of Macedonian Regional History from 700 BC to date
   

3. You wear modern cloths yet your dress entails traditional Macedonian elements
   

4. On your car registration tables MK is signified, for instance HGW-MK 13
   

5. You have read all 5 most reliable ancient books on Alexander: Plutarch, Arrian, Diodorus, Justin and Curtius Rufus
   

6. You regularly participate at activities of your regional Macedonian community
   

7. You recognise that the State North-Macedonia is NOT a nation state in an ethnic sense yet a state of all nations living in it with equal rights. 
   

8. Your help to organize and you participate in the Day of the Macedonian Regional Culture in Germany
   

9. You recognise that the fundamental principles of organization of Macedonians in Germany and elswhere should be the principle of justice as well as Alexander’s and Aristotles' principle of homonoia (equality) similar to the ancient KOINON MAKEDONON - a community of Macedonians.