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"Oh, the point that doesn't fall on you!"/ Murrizi: Some democrats with cars and drivers, the Assembly has taken them away since 2008

2025-12-05 15:50:00, Politikë CNA

"Oh, the point that doesn't fall on you!"/ Murrizi: Some

Former MP Myslim Murrizi reacted today regarding some Democrats, who are seen constantly changing cars and drivers, even though they simply have a normal duty as MPs in service of the people.

Through a post on social media, Murrizi states that no one cares about these vain displays, as the Parliament has taken away the cars made available to them. 

Murrizi adds that such actions by great leaders from some democrats do nothing but make the idea of ??politics even more ugly.

"Now, one thing I can never understand with some caterpillars and random people in politics who, when they have some function, act like leaders.
Well, the cars that you change often without having any business and without working a single day and without anyone telling you good job, because the Parliament has taken away the cars of the MPs since 2008, except for Gjekmarkaj who also has a guard from the Garda because his life is "risked" when his veil falls.
So why do you sit in the back of the car and who pays the driver??
Are you afraid that someone will "kill" you? Do you want to look big and important?
Or are you afraid that the driver will put his hands on you on the road???? Oh, the point that doesn't fall on you where you enjoy the most, because it has fallen on your head for a long time. But who cares about you and who gives a damn about what you are, you idiot.
But most of you don't even know what you are, what you do, and what you represent, you caterpillars.
And your uncle doesn't even invite you to a wedding, you idiot, "It's good that you slander our politics and Parliament, but you are also slandering our cars, seeing that you get off from behind just like the Presidents of America, China, Russia or France get off; that in Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark, Norway and Sweden even the prime ministers go to the office by train or bicycle," writes Murrizi. /CNA

 





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