Zirojević to Krapović: When a man hides behind a skirt, then it is his character trait

When a man hides behind a skirt, then that is his character trait, said Nikola Zirojević, a member of the European Union in the Parliament of Montenegro.

He said this in response to today's statement by Defense Minister Dragan Krapović.

Krapović said earlier today that he did not appear at the meeting of the Security and Defense Committee because "it does not occur to me to respond to the call of frivolous individuals who belong on the streets."

"When you completely defeat them with arguments, when they demonstrate cowardice and incompetence on every corner, when they cowardly push women forward to lead political battles in their place, and when all of that suffers a total debacle, the illiterate Megatrend primitives move on to heinous slurs and insults," said Zirojević.

He pointed out that, after he normalized the fact that a state secretary (gender is the least important) in the department she unfortunately heads calls an MP a "court fool", Krapović suddenly found himself unpleasantly surprised that such insults were responded to with the same measure.

"When there are no arguments and when he is completely pathetic, Krapović, as a well-known man and mountain, sorry, a ball of testosterone, resorts to constructed accusations of sexism. Although it is clear to anyone with basic literacy, which is a rarity where Krapović comes from, that the skirt refers to him, not the state secretary. To clarify for the uninitiated - it is completely normal for a woman, among other things, to wear a skirt, but when a man is hiding behind that skirt, then that is a serious character trait. If we were on the street, which Krapović constantly emphasizes, I would tell him what that character trait is called, but public discourse still has some limits," said Zirojević.

He added that the fact that he did not appear at the Board meeting today is "a classic indicator of this trait, although the testosterone ball in Krapović's attempt persistently tries to demonstrate the opposite."

"But it doesn't suit him at all, so he only manages to look ridiculous. In the end, I don't expect the complex characters from the party, which has been rocked by scandal after scandal these days, from politicians to some others, to understand that some of us don't live for positions and for chairing something. At a time when they are in leading positions in the security sector, chairing the Security and Defense Committee is no honor, but a very thankless, not to say disgusting obligation," Zirojević concluded.