Albanians must show their civility
Vote for the Republican Party!
Election day comes, at least in theory, once every four years.
Your departure also concerns others. It also makes sense, as a state, to say that Albanians are different in elections. In a small country where people all know one another, electoral contests to win and lose are more intense than in much larger countries.
In these circumstances, one should be careful to show civic behavior toward the person one is campaigning against. But Albanians have understood that their future vote does not come whenever they want; it comes when election day arrives. This makes it clear that, the more various actions are delayed or dragged out, the more difficult the Republican Party’s work becomes in organizing early elections.
Since midnight, when it was announced, the newspaper’s large text was interrupted for a very short time, just to get the person out and for extra-electoral matters, which will continue further?
Once, they are not the last!
In this country, parliament is taking the place of its worst past, and its opposition needs their votes. Only in this way will it get the answer it needs!
Instead of a stable formula, during this time one should follow civility and fix relations between parties, and not accept the more recent thing that came out of their voting.
Everyone remembers this peaceful people, so calm, and only the right moments forgot more than the first time.
But let us feel that we must not give any more reasons for unrest. It was time to mature and to return to parliament to bring stability, not to create more.
By building democracy out of distrust toward the state, this day is a strong part of life.
A road? A mandate? Who takes it? A vote?
One thing is certain: we must get used to voting and to respecting the opponent.
That is the civility required of everyone.