The Old and the Intimate

The simple and limited language of President Thaci, Prime Minister Haradinaj and Prime Minister Wessel is not only the reflection of their inadequate education, but rather the reflection of the functioning of democracy in an uneducated country. Despite Thaci's saying “contest” instead of “context”, in fact, he, like the other two, aims to preserve and strengthen communication with all those people across the country, who have very poor languages, and very narrow meaningful horizons.

Although not educated, all three mentioned above did not evolve, not that they were not further educated but, rather, were further vulgarized.

But the vulgarization of the political scene was not limited to the three leaders in question. Even Albin Kurti, leader of the Vetevendosje Movement, and one of the most educated Albanian leaders, said his subject had simply over-scheduled the disk to mobilise measures against power.

In these efforts to gain power, there is no extraordinary thing. The same has happened in all countries with litreal democracy. Leaders of various lands have done vulgarization and simplification in order to preserve or increase popularity. Exceptionally. Left and right. Finally, in debates on recent political developments in the world, where the spread of populism is the main concern, it is being proposed [by Dani Rodrik, I think] the use of populism even by central politicians.

We have a surrender to mass literacy. Let's not get pathetic. We're not that special. U.S. President is an intelligent but scandalous man, like Donald Trump. In Italy, populists won. And so on.

Kosovo, unfortunately, consists of the most ill-educated demosa in Europe. And the leaders of this demo could not be different. Even if they were more educated than this demon [the Kurt and others], they would have to speak and behave more simply, more rudely, to be understood and supported.

The corrupt, that is, thieves, I don't believe that the measure is badly viewed by a mass that has destroyed all moral authorities. As corrupt and unwilling are those who oppose, the various agents of emissive issues, the people against their moral chaos, who want to increase their meaningful horizons.

And in this populist effort, even unconsciously, to be as understanding, as popular as possible, the actions of Prime Minister Haradinaj can be introduced. What may seem to be improper for a more educated part of people, in fact, may be very gracious “” for the rude and vulgar mass. He ran into the middle of the square not to be late at a meeting. Start work at seven. Finally, he violently expelled a woman from the speaker by taking the role of security.

At their core, politicians in democracy can be but servants of this extraordinary monster called mass. The democratic state can only be a branch where monkeys climb. And only in their monkeys, leaders can preserve popularity.

A leader who wouldn't be contradictory, simplistic, clinging through his shortcomings, scandalous, would be doomed to fail.