Elected Governments vs Organized Crime

[FluffyMcDeath]

Organized criminals simply take power whereas elected governments are granted power by the people. We are often therefore offended by people who paint politicians with the same brush as crooks. Surely we are better judges of personality - we wouldn't ELECT crooks. Who would?

Well, you know me: you know I'm being ironic.
Kosovo would elect a human organ trafficker just for e.g.

The US isn't above voting for crooks like CEOs of bribe giving corporations. The idea that people voting for crooks legitimizes them is laughable. Get involved in any organization with elected offices (and a pot of money under their control) and watch how the vipers maneuver into position and watch how the majority of members don't know the issues and just show up for voting.

 

[Glaucus]

But that's impossible, I thought we all knew that only Serbs are capable of crimes against humanity!

 

[FluffyMcDeath]

Yes, I appreciate that this is the RT pot calling out the kettle but keep your irony shields on full power.
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[Glaucus]

Well, around ten years too late, it's finally sinking in to the Western media that NATO was bombing the wrong side. Better late then never, but I do wonder why now? The FBI is involved with this so it's obviously getting US backing. The problem is the damage is done, Serbia has been ripped in two and Albanians have spread their crime rings throughout the Balkans. And as for the links with al-Qaeda, that's not news either. Kosova is the Chechnya of Europe but for some reason NATO helped the terrorists. But that was ten years ago and NATO has clearly become disillusioned with it's own victory. But who is backing the criminal regimes in Kosovo more then anyone else? Turkey.