After the SNS thugs were pardoned by the presidential decision, the Citizens' Assemblies of Novi Sad called for a protest and sent a letter to Vučević: "The law does not apply to you, and violence is pardoned, not sanctioned."
Choirs of the citizens of Novi Sad they sent openly letter to the President of SNS, Miloš Vučević and the mayor of Novi Sad, Žarko Mićin, in which they stated that they legalized lawlessness and condoned violence.
"The day you opened a railway station without a license, that day you legalized lawlessness. Not as an exception - but as a principle. That day you said that the law only applies to ordinary people. For you - no. For you, there is: 'I said so,'" they stated in an open letter.
"The day you pardoned four thugs who broke a girl's face with a baseball bat, that day you trampled on every memory of justice, morality and the law. You pardoned violence. No, that's not mercy. That's complicity," the choirs of Novi Sad said.
They added that "citizens, unlike the regime, are not walking for privileges, but for meaning."
"While you talk about terror - we walk. While you bring the gendarmes - we hand out rolls. While you shout 'treason' - we choose not to hate. Not because of weakness, but because of strength. We will not give you civil war, chaos, or justification," the choirs said.
Citizens of Novi Sad gathered last night in the street where Miloš Vučević lives.
The protest was called by the Citizens' Assemblies of Novi Sad and the students in the blockade of the University of Novi Sad, because the members of SNS who were blamed for the attack in January, when a female student's jaw was broken, were acquitted of criminal responsibility based on the decision to pardon the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić.
The mayor of Novi Sad, Žarko Mićin, assessed the protests as a "call to lynch" Miloš Vučević and his family.
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Source: 021.rs
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