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It is often said that "children correct our mistakes", but this is not true. There were people who fought, but they were in the minority, while the majority remained silent, said Professor of the Faculty of Philosophy Ognjen Radonjić.
We have to start from ourselves, from our society, no one stole our freedom, we simply gave it little by little and did not protest, only a huge minority protested, which was often left in the erased space and was the subject of media chases, said professor of the Faculty of Philosophy Ognjen Radonjić.
Speaking about the announced book by the President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić about the colored revolution, announced as a textbook from which millions will learn, Radonjić replied that he is still under the impression of what happened when the President held a press conference, while in front of the Presidency they were heard and students and when Vučić declared the next day that he could have "sent cobras to scatter" those students.
"The narrative that runs through that we have no institutions means that there is no responsibility." There is definitely responsibility, because there are institutions that work in the interest of corruption and crime," said Radonjić in the show 3D - The New Dimension of the Day.
He pointed out that it is often said that "children correct our mistakes", but that this is not true and that there were people who fought, but they were in the minority, while the majority remained silent.
When asked if it is possible to reach a broader social consensus, because the flag of the European Union is the most undesirable flag at all protests, Radonjić states that there are "third-rate bureaucrats" and "incredible corruption" in Europe, which is why they support the regime in Serbia.
Radonjić, as a member of the Inquiry Commission for investigating the responsibility for the collapse of the canopy in Novi Sad, stated that it is obvious that everything is an obvious consequence of corruption, and that the problem is that only the engineers were arrested.
"Since 2009, and especially since 2014, you have had a relaxation of the law in the field of construction, where you constantly accelerated those processes and thus, in order to increase efficiency, went to the detriment of safety." So, you also have the responsibility of the Government, the line ministry, and the National Assembly. Responsibility must be personalized," said Radonjić in the show.
Source: FoNet
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