Tragedies signed by the authorities
When Ana Brnabić said on Pink the other day that students are ready to kill their own parents not to vote against the blockade list tomorrow, endlessly corrupt or endlessly dull, it doesn't matter, she cocked a gun for some future tragedy. When, not long ago, Darko Glišić told parents not to enroll their children in blockade faculties, because they would return them in coffins, he cunningly pulled the fuse from a bomb that was about to detonate all of Serbia.
TL;DR
- Officials' statements are seen as precursors to future tragedies, likened to cocking a gun or pulling a bomb's fuse.
- The author links current events to past tragedies like those in "Ribnikar," Dubona, and Malo Orašje, and the Savamala incident, suggesting a systemic failure and deep-rooted issues since the 1990s.
- The government's communication is described as lacking dialogue and relying on "fatal violence," driven by corruption and a "tribal barbarism."
- The current approach of escalating conflict, characterized by the regime's mantra that disagreement equals enmity, prevents future societal progress and fosters fear.
- The article posits a fundamental division in Serbia between those who understand the potential dangers and those who do not, with the potential for tectonic shifts, similar to the 1990s, looming due to the regime's actions.