Honest

When you clumsily mix genres in a movie, you usually end up with trash - or, at best, Tarantino. And when you do that in politics, you usually get - a caricature.

See how, in a completely caricatured way, the expert suddenly became a politician. He is not going anywhere until the assembly has declared itself. For the people to ask, they must believe that they deserve even a small referendum.

So - let's be precise, Leposavic found himself where he was as an expert. We took the Prime Minister at his word. The minister's political responsibility does not exist, so in principle he should not have burdened himself with the Assembly and its position. The legitimacy of the minister-expert derives solely from the decision of the prime minister to appoint him where he is. The fact that in the meantime he believed that he was something else is a completely different story. Another sad cliché.

Whatever pseudo-moralistic exhibitions Leposavic performs today, there is no doubt that his resignation is the only moral solution. Therefore, the wording "I have no right to resign" is a pearl of its kind. He believes, we will see further, that some questions are asked to him only because he is a Serb? This kind of rhetorical refuge says everything about the minister-expert. They played a prank on him about Srebrenica, and he was just being honest. I only believe him that - that he was honest. That honesty is huge, it has the dimensions of hell.

However, what does this sudden jump from one genre to another tell us? If the "expert" was just a mask for a politician, let's say. And now we will see him in the true light and full of sincerity. Until now, he had to refrain because of the Agreement, even though the prime minister gave them "full freedom"...

It is creepy and extremely pretentious sentence of the deputy who, without hesitation, claims that every Serb thinks the same as Leposavic, primarily referring to Srebrenica and the Hague Tribunal, because I assume that he does not think that all Serbs have to support all the minister's other positions. But what do they support? The minister claims that he did not deny the genocide, and they claim that every Serb thinks the same as him, firmly believing that Leposavic denied the genocide after all. It's not easy to find your way there, especially when journalist sabers drawn on Facebook are involved...

"We are all Leposavić"... Once Tito, and today Leposavić. Fall dimensions? Or something else.

Who is playing pranks on the Serbs so cruelly and how long will it be done, this lightly, this stupidly. For their own good, as spiritualists believe. (That's interesting - in the minds of national spiritual leaders, this otherwise deified nation is treated like a developmentally disabled child: it needs constant supervision and guidance, an orgy of instructions...)

But let's get back to the dark essence: does a man, if he is a Serb in Montenegro, have to think like Leposavic? Who came up with such a cruel punishment.

My friend, an elite Montenegrin Serb, a great storyteller and once a great soccer player, has no way of agreeing to someone telling him that he has to think the same as Leposavic. Or some similar expert. They couldn't even discipline him with Marx, let alone some kind of today's (spiritual) soldiers of lead...

One should follow the transformation of the former expert and today's politician and public tribune in the announcement. It will be vivid, I believe.

By the way, what's the point of blocking the roads? To show that the state does not exist? Does this mean that only if there is a DPS government the state really exists? How did such a dangerous hoax come about? Many will fall for it, again.

Dangerous playing: yesterday some blocked, today others, only blocking is a constant in Montenegro. In such games, one stupidity, one wrong emotion, one thoughtlessness is enough for a sudden change of genre.

A sudden change of genre, as we have seen, makes a caricature out of an individual, but it can make a frame for a tragedy out of a society.

And that is too great a price for anything, for anyone's national or party frustrations.