Welcome to the world of charity donations that smell like a show! The Serbian Blind Union received 55 mobile phones from Serbs in America, and the Union’s president, Milan Stoscaronić, didn’t hide his gratitude. But is this donation really what it seems?
What happened?
At a ceremonial event, members of the Blind Union, who were also the recipients of the phones, opened the ceremony. The donation of 55 mobile phones came as a sign of support and help. Milan Stoscaronić emphasized how important this help is for the Union’s members.
But wait, is this real help or just a PR stunt?
In a world where the needs of people with disabilities are huge, 55 phones might seem like a drop in the ocean. Is this enough? Or is it just a media show?
Context and criticism
While Serbia is having serious debates about the rights and living conditions of people with disabilities, such donations can seem like an attempt to mask real problems. Is this just another way to show that something is being done, while actually nothing changes?
What do others say?
At the same time, the US Embassy in Belgrade celebrated Independence Day with high officials, including Prime Minister Ana Brnabić. While political elites are busy with big events, ordinary people with special needs get one phone each.
Conclusion
The donation of 55 phones to the Serbian Blind Union is certainly a nice gesture, but the question is whether it is enough or just a drop in the ocean of problems that need solving. Maybe it’s time to stop symbolic gestures and start real actions that will truly help.
What do you think? Is this donation enough or just a media show? Drop a comment, let’s see who’s for real help and who’s just putting makeup on problems!
