The professor gets nervous about changing the law on car registration: Bribery States

University professor and political commentator Ardian Gola of Kosovo has called the state of Kosovo extortioners, legal banners and bank robbers.

Gola's nervosis comes after legal changes in car registration, when Kosovo's citizen buys the new car, forcing him that, despite the fact that the car still has a registration deadline, he can record it again.

He asks why the citizen should pay additional annual tax charges when they are paid once again.

He says that these methods, the citizen, make him feel pierced by his country, writes Periscope.

Gola's full response:

This country is definitely extortioning to the end. Legal archers. - Paper stuff.

They look at the institutional trick: by changing the property of the car, the remaining insurance money goes back to the new owner, but the registration of the car with all other taxes turns to zero. So 40 euros of road taxes, 10 euros of ecological tax, 10 of municipal taxes, 25 ur registration, 20 euros of billboards, 10 euros of booklets. If it was good with figures, the state is unjust to profit, in other words legally stolen, citizens to full 115 euros in any trade. Where's the reason? Why does a citizen have to pay these taxes for a car, which one has already been paid for?

I had these taxes coming back. But by the end of the day when he goes into hospital he sleeps with busbashwaba, in completely amortized bed, he rubs to my nose in baskets, with doctors overloaded at best and corrupt at worst.

So, politics, go and experience this country as if it were yours! This feels like I'm being owned by your country so screwed up in your front.