Protests in Novi Sad have exploded, and Žarko Mićin, the new mayor, is not holding back! He calls the blockades of faculties and the homes of government representatives “minority terror over the majority” and urges authorities to finally act. “The vast majority of citizens are against road blockades,” Mićin says, “and showing up at someone’s home address and harassing their family is something that never happened even during World War II!” Is this an overreaction or is it time to put a stop to these protests? Mićin demands that the responsibility of the organizers be determined and that the law be enforced, because otherwise, this won’t stop. This drama in Novi Sad raises the question of the limits of protests and the right of the majority to live without fear of a minority blocking the city. If you think this is just another ordinary protest, think again — this is a war for a normal life! So, what do you think about these blockades? Are they justified or is it time to say enough? Drop a comment, let your voice be heard!
