Dardan Molyqaj also reacts: No profession more misused by the Kurti government than that of the police

The head of the PSD through a Facebook post has said the democratic right of speech and the right to work was under his exemption.

His post:
Good Cop's a good cop.

There is no profession more misused by the Kurti government than that of the police. Remember the scenes in the north for electoral scores?

But the control from above, coming up, is starting with those who violate the idyllics of democracy. The policeman dismissed the contradiction between the privileges of those in power and the hard condition of the worker. That's why he left. He said a lot, in short. The policeman is not a body in service of the boss's privileges.

Working conditions, without health insurance and difficult work schedules, day and night, weaken the policeman. Keeping under minimum conditions is exploitation. The police union needs to wake up.

The cop's not a robot. The expulsion from work shows the nature of totalitarian power. The architecture of submission is ready. Her pain is necessary.

But as in each profession, man is not reflectible in his work. The cop is also a citizen. Amir Hoxha left work because she broke the order asking for silence and submission. With his expulsion, the democratic right of speech and the right to work was attacked.

But the examples of discipline being given power should be answered by teaching union organization.