COMMENT- How long can we tolerate the fascist outbursts of the government's favourites?

In recent days, Montenegrins, as well as representatives of other nations who do not belong to the Serbian national corps, and who live in Montenegro, have been targeted by prominent members of the parties that form the current government and their devotees. As it was usually the case in the past, people like Jovan Markuš, Budimir Aleksić and others like them spread their Nazi outbursts and hate speech. This time, Roma and Montenegrins were targeted. We have had the opportunity to see the most primitive insults and threats addressed to them these days, some on social networks, some through the media and means of communication. Serbian fascists and cleronazis continue to threaten Montenegrins that they will blow up their houses and kill and butcher their children. The current government is silent on all this. They hear because Markuš, Aleksić and the like are only spokespersons for their views. They are silent because they want to continue their bloody feast, which they carried out in the 90s in Kosovo, Bosnia and Croatia. Today, their blade is pointed towards Montenegro. They are silent because they have already used their Kerberos to attack Montenegrins with tear gas and rubber bullets at Belvedere, Nikšić. What weapons are they preparing now, perhaps Kalashnikovs, which the Serbian Orthodox Church procures for them, as they did in the 90s of the last century. And the loudest is the silence of those hypocrites and moral freaks, who until yesterday were fighters for human rights and champions of the NGO sector, and today are functionaries of the Civil Movement URA. You, like your comrades from the Democratic Front (known for celebrating crimes and criminals), as well as the Democrats (who are nothing more than a recycled Democratic Front), refuse for the third time in a row to support the Law on the Prohibition of Fascist Symbols and Organizations. The conclusion is self-evident and anyone with common sense can no longer have a dilemma that the Democratic Front, the Democrats, the URA and their appendages are admirers of fascism. So that there is no dilemma in their footsteps, for the time being as a non-parliamentary grouping, the Europe now movement is also following them, which, like the members of the current clero-fascist government, shares their ideology and worldviews. What can be said with certainty is that today Montenegro is a country in which fascists and subjects of the Russian and Serbian regimes are in power. The question arises - How long can we tolerate this aggressive collapse of the state in all fields? The question for these others as well, do they know what kind of answer they can get from the Montenegrins, whom they camped against the wall, and who can no longer return?
Comment author - Mirsad Jahović