Vile people, even more vile justice!

2025-01-24 11:59:00, Opinione Mentor Kikia

A man who worked as a postman was killed this morning in Kamëz. Inside his work car. What could a man who works as a postman have done to deserve such a punishment? The media cite police sources who say that the motive for the crime could be revenge/blood feud. Because his brother had killed a man in 1997.

How many crimes have been committed in the name of revenge/blood feud?

How many boys and men have been killed to pay for the crime of their brother, father, son, nephew, uncle, third cousin...

What race are we?

For seven generations, we have been fighting over a wild tree that has grown in the middle of the fence, arguing about who owns it.

We leave revenge to our grandchildren and great-grandchildren, even when the quarrel stemmed from an insult or a slap.

We follow the victim of blood feud/revenge all the way to New Zealand, but here we vote for the former State Security officer who fabricated a defamatory file against us, deporting our family and taking our house.

We also get killed when we rush to be the first to park the car in the empty space.

We are killed "for honor" and "for looking at my wife with your eyes," but on the other hand, we vote for mayor and MP someone who has sent and enslaved half of the city's girls like prostitutes at the traffic lights of Europe.

How could we not take revenge, revolt, get angry, raise our voices and fists against those who have stolen from us and are stealing from us, have deceived us and are deceiving us, have forced us and are forcing us to take our children away and to flee from sight and from our land, from our home...

Justice in the service of crime:

The brother of the postman who was killed today in Kamëz, for the crime he committed in 1997, was charged with "Intentional Murder", and was sentenced to only 12 years in prison.

These days, a judge at the Elbasan Court sentenced a cold-blooded murderer to only 11 years in prison. He killed a waiter in a bar because he told him he couldn't sit at a table that was reserved. He was strong and the strong sit wherever he wants. The perpetrator of the crime is on the run, he hasn't been caught. He had previously had problems with the law. The trial was held in absentia. The prosecution requested only 20 years in prison. The court gives 17. The murderer is on the run, he avoided trial, but the judge accepted the lawyer's request for a shortened trial, reducing the sentence by 1/3.