Fear of Silnik: When “Can’t Nobody” Turn Nothing “turn into” I’m afraid I’m back in my village “
By Hajrudin Redžović (Politititi.ba)
Sometimes you come back to your village to calm down.
And sometime – because You’re afraid you’ll be arrested in the city.
Ibrahim Prohić, psychologist and silent breaker of myths about power, gave on his Facebook profile diagnosis of one condition that you prostrate, stinks of Clean, raw, nude fear.
His words:
“Fear is an emotion that man can’t escape. Wealth and power don’t help. The marine of the force is that they think their power is incorrect. When they understand the misconception, it’s late.”
Milorad Dodik until yesterday Maho flags, arranged institutions as Lego cubes, and singing the refrain “Nobody can do us.” Today – That same man publicly admits to return to his village.
Sounds innocent. Maybe even poetic. But how Prohic says:
“When he pronounced the person who did yesterday she thought she was untouchable … no poetics. Just naked fear.”
When a convoy becomes a cage
As the average man returns home from work, Dodik goes to convoy with armed specialties which are “willing to take off on a bullet on the golden apple.”
What is this – Balkan or Netflix?
In reality, it is an operation “How-to-escape-a-a-da-look-co-da-sam-on-official-road”.
Dodik, political marathon with heels for heels, does not travel – he runs out. With codes, coordinations, ramps, reliable borders and loyal hierarchies.
And when he arrives “in the village” – announce it. To yourself.
“See you in town.”
Actually, you won’t. Nor are you smiling.
Drugs called power
Prohić says yet:
“Power is like drunkenness. It gives you an illusion of untouchability, but when the drug outputs (alcohol or government) follows mahmurluk and headaches.”
And there is a point.
Dodik is not a fairy-tale character, he is a silhouette of a man that the power turns into a caricature – and fears the bone.
His “freedom” is measured by the number of vehicles accompanied, and peace finds only when it hooks under the rugs of its village, as a child who hides under the quilt when bushes.
Why is thiso essentially?
Because it shows that The system does not need to collapse that the authority would fall apart – It’s enough to power herself realize that no longer has a system.
And then you stay, your convoy and fear.
What to say, which message send?
Power does not last. Fear – lasts.
Dodik is a symbol of one era that thinks he can do everything.
But when “Nobody can” turn anything into “see you in the village” – then you know it’s The story is over, and that a fairy tale never even started.
“Power turns into powder.”
(Ibrahim Prohić, psychologist & poet with a scalpel.)
Thanks, Ibrahim.
Fear never had a more beautiful face than when you describe it.
We stay … wait for a sequel. If it is, it says politically.ba
