Are we really pigs?

Yesterday it was reported that a hotel worker in Albania had made racist insults against a tourist from Kosovo. He told them that you Kosovars are a pig race, and that Serbs have had to commit even more crimes against you. ”

Of course, it cannot be said that Albania's Albanians are racist towards Kosovars. It would be generally very arbitrary. But on the other hand, generalization is equally arbitrary to say that this is an isolated, meaningless occasion, and that similar views are found only in a very small group of people, or to occupy, except at the hotel in question.

But much of the Albanians here also judge and hurt. Our bit-a-very racism against Albanians there can be reduced and replicated in reference to the above sentence as follows: “Albanian Albanian people of Albania are rebellious, wet seed, and Enver has had to black out”

But both such abuses are actually within the knowledge oppressed by romantic nationalism calling for unity, calling for joint presidents, who collects in vain the governments of both countries, celebrating for November 28th, but who in practice makes a harsh economy of the relationship that sets limits and taxes.

There Albanians recognise Kosovars best as tourists. And, like poor tourists, a country that didn't know until late what tourism is. Such prejudice, therefore, does not make them appear to be isolated expressions - in hava - in vain. No, they create themselves from the relationship in question, from the tensions inside it, from the filth and poverty, from the ugliness and monotonousness.

The pig is synonymous with shit, and since Kosovar tourist is poor and makes poor tourism, it's not far from the mind that some people look like pigs, and their tourism is like pig tourism. It would change if the hotel in question were luxurious, and it would be a big deal of money. In that case, this kind of insult would have no place because pork and shit, the poverty and the sneering that brings the latter would not be the social imagery in the minds of these people.

We're in some kind of mind-blower thing. In time, this relationship will become increasingly tense. Albania will inevitably improve and expensive its tourism, make it more accessible to foreign and peaceful tourists for Kosovars. And of course, both sides will have a distasteful attitude for each other. Poor Kosovars who will only go to the free beaches will receive increasingly worse treatments from the part there. Because they will remember the hierarchy in tourism, where they themselves will have to deal with the poor while their richest countrymen will have to deal with richer people, with non-smarts. And get more money from them.

So this is all about economics, money. Kosovars, as long as Albania's beaches are so bad, as long as services are so bad, will be treated as pigs. It will be offered a minimum respect. But they will not feel overwhelmed by the sound of the romantics of the national union. And as soon as these services are improved and expensive, respect for Kosovars will be put in place, because only the richest part of them, meaning yoders, will be replaced.

Anyway, that's not as disturbing as it seems. The fault lies, not in Albania, but in Kosovo, which is leaving most of society with a miserable salary, and under obligation to make pig tourism.

Wages are prejudiced. What do you think? To sell patriotic farts, you must have a lot of money or be quite hypocritical.

Albania is doing its best to lure foreign tourists, who even further unmatchedly choose Greece and other countries. The owner's pig or hotel employees is symptoms because it expresses fatigue with [not necessarily Kosovars] poor tourists who do not generate enough income.