Editor

Our company is in a urbanization phase for a long time. Maybe this phase is actually at its peak. Of course, society is demanding urban representation. Not in the political sphere, but in all spheres of society culture. Even among ordinary people. Daily. Everywhere.

As a major consequence of this process is the development of different complexes by individuals, as stated by newly elected Vetevendosje Chairman Albin Kurti. Society tends towards an emphasising denial of the past, of its remains in the present. This is identified in the early expositive beginnings of the wide changing names of people. And then, the representation follows to be chosen further on type and other levels. This is a phase they've been through and there's different societies going through the world. But the consequences of such a process for many societies were inconsistent. Consider the Russian society of the 19th century, which we know through the literature of some of the greatest writers of that meal, Dostoyevski, Tolstoy, Gogogli, Pushkin, Turgenev, Lermotov, and so on. Its subsequent performance in the 20th century did not turn out to be a straight, forward line. Progress cannot be understood without the risk of aggressor.

Such a danger certainly threatens our society. A century-old victory in culture. However, Kosovo has a priority in relations with the cited society, and that is geographic triviality.

You ignore predictions for a while.

Let's think back to what happened in Vetevendosje Movement. No doubt, it made the public opinion rightly shock, taking into account the conspiracy in the discours, and the unspoiled image with any corrupt relatives. The expectations of society for a change were set in this movement. Yet, despite the great increase in support, it was divided from within. In recent days we have some confirmation by some activists about sexual harassment present within the Movement. While a complete confirmation of this phenomenon was made by President Kurti, who on his platform gave him a large gender space. When we connect these two, that is, sexual harassment with developing complexes, it becomes clear that even within Vetevendosje we have a severe conflict of value. So we had no disagreement about its principles or methods, not just a struggle for power, but a clash between two certain values. One of whom was considered developed by complexes from the other.

The breach in Vetevendosje is also made up of the charges Kurti admitted to Moliqaj by calling him a "microbordze." When this is related to sexual harassment, narcotics, alcohol, and so forth, we understand the same social impulse within this urban organization for the most popular type of representation. Thus, internal demand for an extreme division of the past, with every remnant of the past, is removed from sexual and cultural overindulgence or freedom, and is passed on what some call Italic. This is what Kurt means with complex development, widely treated as a dangerous impulse by the Russian writer Fyodor Dostoyevsky.

However, it is impossible to rule out political prism. The repeatedly repeated sex is all about sex, and sex has to do with power, it's true. But here power must be understood as distributed between humans and their relations. Thus, Vetevendosje is mistaken if you think that through a paralyzing of a power struggle, it can attack impulses that spring from complexes and end up in confusing value forms. It's possible to reconsider. People have different skills, in different fields, and it's natural for them to seek to rise, more power. This is not unjust, absolutely. This is a power channel.

That Kurti saw danger in such a set of values, that is identified right on his platform where the activist more than with other activists and power, needs to be with citizens himself. Clearly, an extreme formation of these developed complexes leads to a separation of citizens, with their culture and concerns. Kurt's reaction had to be more strategic in order not to cause so much damage to his movement, but still needed.

The Democratic Party of Kosovo, which stemmed from war and rural people, in the direction of responding to social demand for individuals as much as urban representation, was cut off from war and rural areas, becoming both an instrumentization for political effects. Today, war veterans do not enjoy former respect, nor do the war, while voters of this political party, like other parties in the coalition, are instrumental through a network of clients.