Vucic "respects Juncker," but "can't stand false symmetries"

I think it's time to hold a referendum in Serbia on joining the EU or NO to EU. It's obvious and unfortunate they don't want Serbia in it. Let the people say if they had enough or they want more bullshit and ultimatums from there frenemies the EU and US.

Vucic is saying and showing in the picture. Croatia is OK and the EU is OK only Serbia is not, well said "smart" guy.

Anyone who respects Juncker has no respect from me. Juncker is a conniving, lying drunkard who is only interested in his own power.

In English, the term is 'faulty comparison'.

Anyone who respects Juncker has no respect from me. Juncker is a conniving, lying drunkard who is only interested in his own power.
(Tony (a Brit in Berlin), 1 September 2016 12:57)

As opposed to Vucic who happens to be genuinely devoted to Serbia's prosperity and has no personal interest or gain from being the PM, right?

For a foreign leader to say that he respects another foreign leader, but disagrees with something the other leader has to say is just a diplomatic way of saying that he would like to cave the other leader's head in with a rock, but that wouldn't be nice.

It is easy to disparage Vucic, but it is hard to see another way to look at the situation. Balkan politics is not a spectator sport.

Vucic is saying and showing in the picture. Croatia is OK and the EU is OK only Serbia is not, well said "smart" guy.

Anyone who respects Juncker has no respect from me. Juncker is a conniving, lying drunkard who is only interested in his own power.

Anyone who respects Juncker has no respect from me. Juncker is a conniving, lying drunkard who is only interested in his own power.
(Tony (a Brit in Berlin), 1 September 2016 12:57)

As opposed to Vucic who happens to be genuinely devoted to Serbia's prosperity and has no personal interest or gain from being the PM, right?

In English, the term is 'faulty comparison'.

I think it's time to hold a referendum in Serbia on joining the EU or NO to EU. It's obvious and unfortunate they don't want Serbia in it. Let the people say if they had enough or they want more bullshit and ultimatums from there frenemies the EU and US.

For a foreign leader to say that he respects another foreign leader, but disagrees with something the other leader has to say is just a diplomatic way of saying that he would like to cave the other leader's head in with a rock, but that wouldn't be nice.

It is easy to disparage Vucic, but it is hard to see another way to look at the situation. Balkan politics is not a spectator sport.