I'm neither bitter nor surprised at the half-assed rationales used to selectively arrest people in Europe's Youngest Democracy. This is just business as usual.
(Balkan Anthropologist, 11 May 2015 00:54)
So this is half-assed because Serbs were caught with guns? What does the law say about carrying guns? If the law says this is illegal then these people should not have been arrested because they were Serbs? Also how do you know this is selective? Do you read about news like this on other media, other than Serb media? Because as far as I can read in Albanian media people are arrested for illegal gun possession all the time. You see Serbs and Kosovo in one sentence and you assume the government there is definitely wrong, because how in the world can Serbs do anything illegal in Kosovo? That's impossible since they are are Serbs.
Looks like someone is bitter.
(j, 9 May 2015 05:57)
I'm neither bitter nor surprised at the half-assed rationales used to selectively arrest people in Europe's Youngest Democracy. This is just business as usual.
I like how you make up things to only fight with them and "disprove" them. Like Don Quixote and his windmills. Where in the article did you see that sentence?
(Reader, 9 May 2015 16:56
For once I must say you didn't think before writing. Look at the top of the comments page and read what it says in bold letters.
"LOL arresting someone in Kosovo for "illegal possession of weapons and for causing general danger"
(Balkan Anthropologist, 8 May 2015 22:47)
I like how you make up things to only fight with them and "disprove" them. Like Don Quixote and his windmills. Where in the article did you see that sentence?
From Avni: "If they did this to me I'd have gone home get my AK-47 and chase me some Serbs."
Correction Avni. You'd get your AK-47 and go after Serbian women, the elderly and kids under 17 years of age the way your fellow countrymen do. And on the way, you'd stop to vandalize some churches and cemeteries. You're such a brave internet warrior.
Don't be surprised we see a repeat of the nonsense we saw this past Christmas when supposedly a Serb driving around in Pristina was carrying explosives. It was announced "he" would be held for 30 days and then released... for terrorism. Then they just stopped talking about it.
LOL arresting someone in Kosovo for "illegal possession of weapons and for causing general danger" constitutes arresting about 80% of the population, and about 90% of those Albanian political elites elected to office. Just another ordinary day in the Land Beyond Belief.
(Balkan Anthropologist, 8 May 2015 22:47)
Any Serb travelling to Kosovo would be crazy not to bring their gun considering the ongoing violence and discrimination being perpetrated against them.
Albanian tourists? Get real! The only thing to see in Kosovo are Serbian historical churches and monasteries - the one the civilized Albanians haven't destroyed yet that is.
The fact that this made headline news in serbian media tells us how barbaric they are.
(Albanian, 8 May 2015 15:56)
No, the fact this made headline news in Serbian media tells us how bassackwards the Kosovo justice system is. Considering gun possession is basically a necessity in Europe's Youngest Democracy, these four Serbs must have been amassing an arsenal of weapons in a relatively stable area of Kosovo for the law to come down that hard on them.
LOL arresting someone in Kosovo for "illegal possession of weapons and for causing general danger" constitutes arresting about 80% of the population, and about 90% of those Albanian political elites elected to office. Just another ordinary day in the Land Beyond Belief.
Albanian tourists? Get real! The only thing to see in Kosovo are Serbian historical churches and monasteries - the one the civilized Albanians haven't destroyed yet that is.
LOL arresting someone in Kosovo for "illegal possession of weapons and for causing general danger" constitutes arresting about 80% of the population, and about 90% of those Albanian political elites elected to office. Just another ordinary day in the Land Beyond Belief.
From Avni: "If they did this to me I'd have gone home get my AK-47 and chase me some Serbs."
Correction Avni. You'd get your AK-47 and go after Serbian women, the elderly and kids under 17 years of age the way your fellow countrymen do. And on the way, you'd stop to vandalize some churches and cemeteries. You're such a brave internet warrior.
Any Serb travelling to Kosovo would be crazy not to bring their gun considering the ongoing violence and discrimination being perpetrated against them.
LOL arresting someone in Kosovo for "illegal possession of weapons and for causing general danger" constitutes arresting about 80% of the population, and about 90% of those Albanian political elites elected to office. Just another ordinary day in the Land Beyond Belief.
(Balkan Anthropologist, 8 May 2015 22:47)
I'm neither bitter nor surprised at the half-assed rationales used to selectively arrest people in Europe's Youngest Democracy. This is just business as usual.
(Balkan Anthropologist, 11 May 2015 00:54)
So this is half-assed because Serbs were caught with guns? What does the law say about carrying guns? If the law says this is illegal then these people should not have been arrested because they were Serbs? Also how do you know this is selective? Do you read about news like this on other media, other than Serb media? Because as far as I can read in Albanian media people are arrested for illegal gun possession all the time. You see Serbs and Kosovo in one sentence and you assume the government there is definitely wrong, because how in the world can Serbs do anything illegal in Kosovo? That's impossible since they are are Serbs.
The fact that this made headline news in serbian media tells us how barbaric they are.
(Albanian, 8 May 2015 15:56)
No, the fact this made headline news in Serbian media tells us how bassackwards the Kosovo justice system is. Considering gun possession is basically a necessity in Europe's Youngest Democracy, these four Serbs must have been amassing an arsenal of weapons in a relatively stable area of Kosovo for the law to come down that hard on them.
"LOL arresting someone in Kosovo for "illegal possession of weapons and for causing general danger"
(Balkan Anthropologist, 8 May 2015 22:47)
I like how you make up things to only fight with them and "disprove" them. Like Don Quixote and his windmills. Where in the article did you see that sentence?
Don't be surprised we see a repeat of the nonsense we saw this past Christmas when supposedly a Serb driving around in Pristina was carrying explosives. It was announced "he" would be held for 30 days and then released... for terrorism. Then they just stopped talking about it.
I like how you make up things to only fight with them and "disprove" them. Like Don Quixote and his windmills. Where in the article did you see that sentence?
(Reader, 9 May 2015 16:56
For once I must say you didn't think before writing. Look at the top of the comments page and read what it says in bold letters.
Looks like someone is bitter.
(j, 9 May 2015 05:57)
I'm neither bitter nor surprised at the half-assed rationales used to selectively arrest people in Europe's Youngest Democracy. This is just business as usual.
From Avni: "If they did this to me I'd have gone home get my AK-47 and chase me some Serbs."
Correction Avni. You'd get your AK-47 and go after Serbian women, the elderly and kids under 17 years of age the way your fellow countrymen do. And on the way, you'd stop to vandalize some churches and cemeteries. You're such a brave internet warrior.
Albanian tourists? Get real! The only thing to see in Kosovo are Serbian historical churches and monasteries - the one the civilized Albanians haven't destroyed yet that is.
LOL arresting someone in Kosovo for "illegal possession of weapons and for causing general danger" constitutes arresting about 80% of the population, and about 90% of those Albanian political elites elected to office. Just another ordinary day in the Land Beyond Belief.
The fact that this made headline news in serbian media tells us how barbaric they are.
(Albanian, 8 May 2015 15:56)
No, the fact this made headline news in Serbian media tells us how bassackwards the Kosovo justice system is. Considering gun possession is basically a necessity in Europe's Youngest Democracy, these four Serbs must have been amassing an arsenal of weapons in a relatively stable area of Kosovo for the law to come down that hard on them.
Any Serb travelling to Kosovo would be crazy not to bring their gun considering the ongoing violence and discrimination being perpetrated against them.
Don't be surprised we see a repeat of the nonsense we saw this past Christmas when supposedly a Serb driving around in Pristina was carrying explosives. It was announced "he" would be held for 30 days and then released... for terrorism. Then they just stopped talking about it.
LOL arresting someone in Kosovo for "illegal possession of weapons and for causing general danger" constitutes arresting about 80% of the population, and about 90% of those Albanian political elites elected to office. Just another ordinary day in the Land Beyond Belief.
(Balkan Anthropologist, 8 May 2015 22:47)
Looks like someone is bitter.
(j, 9 May 2015 05:57)
I'm neither bitter nor surprised at the half-assed rationales used to selectively arrest people in Europe's Youngest Democracy. This is just business as usual.
"LOL arresting someone in Kosovo for "illegal possession of weapons and for causing general danger"
(Balkan Anthropologist, 8 May 2015 22:47)
I like how you make up things to only fight with them and "disprove" them. Like Don Quixote and his windmills. Where in the article did you see that sentence?
I'm neither bitter nor surprised at the half-assed rationales used to selectively arrest people in Europe's Youngest Democracy. This is just business as usual.
(Balkan Anthropologist, 11 May 2015 00:54)
So this is half-assed because Serbs were caught with guns? What does the law say about carrying guns? If the law says this is illegal then these people should not have been arrested because they were Serbs? Also how do you know this is selective? Do you read about news like this on other media, other than Serb media? Because as far as I can read in Albanian media people are arrested for illegal gun possession all the time. You see Serbs and Kosovo in one sentence and you assume the government there is definitely wrong, because how in the world can Serbs do anything illegal in Kosovo? That's impossible since they are are Serbs.
I like how you make up things to only fight with them and "disprove" them. Like Don Quixote and his windmills. Where in the article did you see that sentence?
(Reader, 9 May 2015 16:56
For once I must say you didn't think before writing. Look at the top of the comments page and read what it says in bold letters.
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