ZK you are probably right - neither man is worthy of trust.
Still, I'm inclined to believe that Seselj is a lost cause, having lost it many years ago - apparantly in a Bosnian jail. Vucic on the other hand is still young and can still learn.
Besides I have never seen Vucic waving a gun around outside parliament or seen him leading drunken troops into battle.
My potential father in law fell out with Seselj so I also know a lot about that man. I know enough to realise that he is not a normal human being like Nikolic, or even Milosevic (excluding his wife, daughter and son).
Thats democracy for you in the collapsing, desperate SRS - the party that some people here believed should be in government.
Now the Progressive Party will have to enjoy the same treatment the right dishes out to everybody. But no time for pity, while it suited them, particularly Vucic was a fully paid up member of the hysterical supporters club of SRS. They abused, insulted and lied about themselves and others and now find themselves the victim of their former party members with their primative mindset. Perhaps the progressives have begun to see the light, but what they are getting now is no less than they deserve.
One day all of those who abused others will find themselves abused by those they encouraged. Its just a matter of time.
Thats democracy for you in the collapsing, desperate SRS - the party that some people here believed should be in government.
Now the Progressive Party will have to enjoy the same treatment the right dishes out to everybody. But no time for pity, while it suited them, particularly Vucic was a fully paid up member of the hysterical supporters club of SRS. They abused, insulted and lied about themselves and others and now find themselves the victim of their former party members with their primative mindset. Perhaps the progressives have begun to see the light, but what they are getting now is no less than they deserve.
One day all of those who abused others will find themselves abused by those they encouraged. Its just a matter of time.
ZK you are probably right - neither man is worthy of trust.
Still, I'm inclined to believe that Seselj is a lost cause, having lost it many years ago - apparantly in a Bosnian jail. Vucic on the other hand is still young and can still learn.
Besides I have never seen Vucic waving a gun around outside parliament or seen him leading drunken troops into battle.
My potential father in law fell out with Seselj so I also know a lot about that man. I know enough to realise that he is not a normal human being like Nikolic, or even Milosevic (excluding his wife, daughter and son).
Thats democracy for you in the collapsing, desperate SRS - the party that some people here believed should be in government.
Now the Progressive Party will have to enjoy the same treatment the right dishes out to everybody. But no time for pity, while it suited them, particularly Vucic was a fully paid up member of the hysterical supporters club of SRS. They abused, insulted and lied about themselves and others and now find themselves the victim of their former party members with their primative mindset. Perhaps the progressives have begun to see the light, but what they are getting now is no less than they deserve.
One day all of those who abused others will find themselves abused by those they encouraged. Its just a matter of time.
ZK you are probably right - neither man is worthy of trust.
Still, I'm inclined to believe that Seselj is a lost cause, having lost it many years ago - apparantly in a Bosnian jail. Vucic on the other hand is still young and can still learn.
Besides I have never seen Vucic waving a gun around outside parliament or seen him leading drunken troops into battle.
My potential father in law fell out with Seselj so I also know a lot about that man. I know enough to realise that he is not a normal human being like Nikolic, or even Milosevic (excluding his wife, daughter and son).
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