Rectal alpinists will bring down SNSD

(Patria) - The arrogance and rudeness often publicly demonstrated by SNSD leader Milorad Dodik seriously threaten the moral credibility of the entire party, which is increasingly sliding into a "society of thugs" that builds its political career on beatings and insults of dissenters. Recently, the new SNSD hero Momčilo Antonić vividly demonstrated this by publicly insulting PDP councilor Ivan Begić, calling him a "Ustasha," among other things.

The dangerous and sick pointing of "three fingers" at Begić's nationality is a copied mannerism of the leader, who is clearly not "God" only for the young, unpromising journalist Sanja Vulić, who is convinced that one can only profit by sucking up to the party boss. This is not Antonić's first outburst. He began to develop his rectal alpinism in SNSD back in 2014, publicly lashing out at the citizens of flooded cities. On his FB profile, he called the citizens of Brod, Modriča, and Šamac "shitty" because they dared to turn their backs on SNSD. Because of their right to choose, he wished them "more rain and soft embankments." In translation, anyone who does not support the policy of the leader from Laktaši should be washed away by the water.

However, Sanja's "God" and his followers might miscalculate, because in a devastated and impoverished country, society has not been completely turned into a decimated and disoriented crowd. No matter how much politics tries to distort moral norms by trampling on human dignity, human values are still alive, and it is not natural for force to be the only measure of things in society.

The expulsion of members of the "Justice for David" group, the slapping of the opposition in the National Assembly of the Republika Srpska, the beating of people in Doboj who only asked for a scholarship competition to be announced... the regime's policies began to backfire on it in the last local elections. The policy that has renounced the best experts and students because they are not in the party has devastated society, but it will also destroy itself. There are still decent people with manners in SNSD, but like Igor Radojičić, they have become collateral damage of rectal alpinists, behind whom only stench remains.

In the end, strength lies with those from Brod, Šamac, Modriča, and other cities who will one day have to realize that young and rude Antonići do not only hate those of a different faith.

(E. Me.)