
Prime Minister Edi Rama has published the comment of a girl from Vlora, in the wake of the publications he has been making in recent days about the protest taking place under his office, which started for Zvërnec and has now turned into a movement demanding his removal.
She is in favor of the project to transform Zvërnec and, as Prime Minister Edi Rama says, she has been massacred on social media for her opposing stance by the crowd.
"I am posting this comment from this page as an expression of solidarity with a girl from Vlora that I do not know, who because she does not believe in protests has been massacred online by ravens hiding under flamingo feathers... Respect," writes Edi Rama.
Below, the full message from the girl from Vlora, published by Edi Rama:
To be honest, I don't understand the essence of this protest. This youth that took to the "flamingos", which they have never seen with their own eyes, is the same youth that does not lift a finger to demand the tightening of laws on domestic violence, or for the rights of Albanian boys in prisons around the world, I recall here the case of Ilia Kareli in the Greek prison when I and 30 others stood up to protest but the young people looked at us from their coffee and laughed, or asked to talk about other problems. But they react to the flamingos, and for Narta, which they don't even know where it falls on the map, they are ready to make the so-called "REVOLUTION". They demand your resignation for the ministers or presidents who are in SPAK, but I have a question?
Who wants SPAKU to be created? During the time of the PD and when they came out with filmed videos, Berisha still made a name for himself by defending them, I remember the case of the mbretchekva. I started working in the state when the PD left with 580 thousand old lek and today I have 980, of course there are people who are in great economic difficulty, but salaries have changed, working conditions have changed from year to year, we kept the generator ready for the lights that went out, we were afraid to go out to a protest because the entire state police would come in muddy uniforms and with a fan sticking out of their stomachs and they would beat the protesters or worse, they would do it on January 21. Drugs, prostitution and theft were the news of the day, but without ever being hit by the law, of course there are now, but at least we see in the news every day how they are hit by the law. At EU meetings or anywhere else in the world, we were unrepresented because no one liked Berisha or his ministers.
What are they protesting about today??? Do these people really want to go back to that time??? And is it really the people who want this or are they just people who claim to represent the people? I am a people too, but I don't think like them. I am a people too, but I don't want your resignation, I am a people too, but I don't curse, I don't curse women who have a different opinion than me, I don't curse people with books, just because I don't like their logic, and yes, I want Narta, which I know by heart because I'm from Vlora myself, to have a super worthy investment and to compete side by side with Greece, Italy or any other country for tourism. I want to see the name of Narta and Vlora mentioned everywhere.
How can I believe in change when such a comment will be followed by 1000 insults, curses and insults just because it is different? We are called suffragettes, servile, or worse still Whores just because we don't think like them? How can this online bullying and this verbal violence happen just because we don't share the same opinion? Why should I respect their opinion but in my opinion I should receive insults and curses? This is a safe Albania? A safe Albania starts with arguments, starts with proposals, starts with conversations for the betterment of Albania.
When I see that one of the conditions is a request for toughening the laws on domestic violence, to demand justice for all the Albanian girls who are in prisons around the world and whose mothers don't know where they are, when I see that an Albania is being demanded that you can comment on without fear of being scolded with a book, forgetting that we are no longer in a dictatorship, then I will believe in this protest. Until I see something like that, I have no reason to protest.