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Opzita is spirit, faith and hope, not suits, collars, pants and rowers.

2025-10-25 19:22:00, Opinione Myslim Murrizi

I was very surprised when I read that yesterday, at the parliamentary group meeting, during many discussions, there had been an "order" from Mr. Noka that the deputies should dress in doc suits, with patches, with torn socks, without collars, and with torn shoes.

This is the stinking communist mentality of a hypocritical, Bolshevik party that thinks that citizens value us, support us, trust us or pity us according to the "clothes" we wear, and not by the positions we hold.
And then, dammit, we call ourselves a center-right party?!
A disgusting hypocrisy that no cloth or garment can cover.

No, no!
The opposition is a spirit, it is faith, it is hope, it is change, it is a spiritual attitude towards opposition citizens. It is dignity, honesty, courage, action – and not a rag theater or a fashion parade.

If you join forces with Rama for a bastard electoral code, to secure a filthy seat in Parliament for your twisted ass from one lap to the other, without votes but with closed lists - no one gives a damn, even if you dress in gold or go naked to Parliament.

If you don't meet the citizens either in campaigns or during the 4 years after you sit in the MP's chair, no one will come after you, even if you raise your pants to the top of your head.
If you appoint anonymous people as members of the leadership or MPs, without any contribution to the DP, but with pay - who trample on the sacrifice of thousands of democrats - no one will trust you, even if you dress in patches like a sack of rice.

What is this rotten mentality of the communist past?! It's
not your "clothes" that make you a person or a politician, no matter how you dress, but your spirit, morality, and dignity are what define who you are and what you represent.

Why should those MPs who have businesses, properties, wealth and money dress like rags?
Why should a mill guard, for example, dress like Kliti Hoti from Shkodra, who is a millionaire?
What about Flamur Hoxha and Isuf Çela from the Kukës region, who both have businesses?
What about Albana Vokshi who has had 5–6 oil wells?
What about Eno Bozo who has a millionaire father?
What about Luçiano Boçi who has a millionaire brother-in-law?
What about Oerd Bylykbashi who has a villa in Palas, a neighbor to Gjiknuri?
What about Besard Xhaferri whose father has been a factory owner in Vaqarr for 25 years?
What about Luan Baçi who has been in business for 30 years – why should he dress in torn socks?
What about others like you, Flamur, who have houses and cars worth over 500 thousand euros – why should we dress like beggars?

The problem is not the suit or the collar, you brain-dead communists, but the collar you have hung around the necks of the opposition since 2013 for the sake of your filthy chair.

It's not a shame to be rich – it's a shame to be a thief.
It's not a shame to dress well – it's a shame when the government buys your clothes.
It's not a shame to be in opposition – it's a shame to sell out the opposition to wear designer clothes.

The opposition is not made of the clothes you wear, but of people who do not become clothes by licking anyone who has the signature in their hand to become an MP.
The opposition never grows, even if you remain naked in body – just as you are in brains and soul.

Therefore, if you have wealth through hard work and sweat – dress as you please, in suits not worth 5 thousand, but 15 thousand euros.
Citizens know everything, no matter how much you try to disguise yourself with your clothes, because we live in a small country, where we know each other by heart and by tooth.

Dress is self-respect and a sign of citizenship.
It neither enhances nor diminishes your character, morality, or spirit.
You lack many things in being a true oppositionist, before you take care of the panties and socks you wear.

The offense is not in the suit, but in the way in which, within a year, you go from "torn pants" to millionaires through tenders and concessions that the government gives you to buy you like a pound of meat at the market.
The suit or the collar do not matter, because the garbage can, even if you cover it with gold, still smells like a dump.

Destroy the bastard electoral code of 2008 and the stinking bargain of July 2024, carry out territorial reform that serves the citizens - and then dress however you want, because no one cares about your clothes, as long as they see you being used as a shoehorn.