The Moron from Prijedor

For more than 48 hours, no one from SNSD and the opposition in Republika Srpska has reacted to the fact that some imbecilic creature forced Azrin Hodžić to remove the coat of arms of Bosnia and Herzegovina from a trailer and bow to Milorad Dodik. This means that the cult of the leader has now gained its full dimension. The leader's followers walk the streets, catch dissenters, and judge them by street rules.

The National Assembly can officially vote that this is no longer a sub-state entity unit, but a true autocratic society in which everything is subordinate to the beloved leader. And indeed, if Vulin could propose that Vučić's picture be displayed in all public institutions, what prevents, I don't know, let's say Špirić, or why not Crnadak, or Čavić, from proposing that all power be officially handed over to Dodik.

The moron Renato Marjanović stopped a fellow citizen, Azrin Hodžić, on the street and forced him to tear the coat of arms of his own country from the tarpaulin of a trailer and bow to the beloved leader, and then published it all on social media:

“Say - sorry Serbs in Prijedor,” the moron dictated.
“Sorry Serbs in Prijedor,” Hodžić repeated.
“Say it nicely, to the camera, sorry Serbs in Prijedor,” the moron said, dissatisfied with Hodžić's diction.
“Sorry Serbs in Prijedor,” Hodžić said nicely.
“For pasting the flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina on the trailer.” 
“For pasting the flag, of Bosnia and Herzegovina.”
“On the trailer,” the moron insisted on precision.
“On the trailer.”
“And I will never do it again.”
“And I will never do it again.”
“And I respect Republika Srpska.” 
“And I respect Republika Srpska.”
“And Milorad Dodik as president,” the moron continued.
“And Milorad Dodik as president,” Hodžić repeated.
“I apologize to you that this unfortunate event had to happen. And no one should touch you in the city. And don't paste this anymore, and feel free to keep your name,” the moron said, and then addressed the wider audience: “Don't let anyone touch the man, they will have a problem with me...”

From the case of the unfortunate Azrin and the moron Renato, and the silence of SNSD and its opposition, we conclude that fascism in Bosnia and Herzegovina is very much alive, that it is not an incident, but a product of a dangerous system that purposefully produces and encourages it. Fascism in the country is a political paradigm from the highest political level, through the public service, down to the lowest scum. The behavior of the moron Marjan is a direct product of Dodik's narrative that property prices in Banja Luka have fallen due to the call to prayer from local mosques, and RTRS's comments that Bosniaks are actually mujahideen who are just waiting for the right moment to drink the blood of Serbian children, and that Dodik, of course, is the sole protector against such a catastrophe.

Literature teaches us that forms of personality cults are characteristic of many dictatorships, but they can also exist in a seemingly democratic environment. Various personality cults existed, for example, in Mussolini's fascist Italy, Adolf Hitler's National Socialist Germany, dictatorships like the Soviet Union, and it seems that the Western Balkans has not yet resolved this. Everything is subordinate to the beloved leader: power, reprisals against political opponents, mass deportation of "enemies of the people." All these abuses, with enormous consequences, as Nikita Khrushchev, a Soviet politician, teaches us, were supposed to ensure the unimpeded exercise of Stalin's arbitrary rule, along with falsifications about historical events and Stalin's role in them. What are our leaders doing today - they are dealing with everyone who does not think like them, not only with people from other ethnic groups but also with dissenters from their own people. How did the "enemy of Serbs" Srđan Šušnica, who opposed Dodik's rule, end up? Of course, with dismissal from the position of performance auditor in the Main Service for Auditing the Public Sector of Republika Srpska. How did Bursać end up? By temporarily leaving Banja Luka for his own safety, because he said that war criminals cannot be role models for young people. How did Slavo Kukić end up after saying that Čović is evil for Bosnian Croats? He ended up with a mild concussion and a month of regular doctor's check-ups!

Like true dictatorial regimes, while the lowest scum, exactly the kind that plundered and slaughtered in the streets of Prijedor in the nineties, are again abusing people today, regime media report to us about congratulations the leader receives for his 60th birthday with the remark - "President Dodik, may you live forever!"