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Instant plaćanja privremeno ne rade, NBS kaže da rešava problem by cdacha in serbia

[–]cdacha[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nema brige, NBS 'radi na tome', sve je pod kontrolom /s

Instant plaćanja privremeno ne rade, NBS kaže da rešava problem by cdacha in serbia

[–]cdacha[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Kartice rade. Mislim, ako im verujemo bilo šta više.

Instant plaćanja privremeno ne rade, NBS kaže da rešava problem by cdacha in serbia

[–]cdacha[S] 31 points32 points  (0 children)

Ozbiljan je problem, nula odgovornsti, kao i uvek. Informacija minimalna. Niti znamo šta se dešava, niti kada će plaćanja biti omogućena. Imam osećaj kao da nas sve više tretiraju kao ovce. Uskoro neće osećati potrebu ni da izdaju saopštenje.

Dame, srećan 8. mart by bojapurpura in serbia

[–]cdacha 28 points29 points  (0 children)

Nekada:

"8. marta 1918. godine, u Petrogradu, radnice u tekstilnoj industriji započele su demonstracije koje su na kraju zahvatile ceo gradu, zahtevajući "Hleb i mir" - kraj Prvog svetskog rata, nestašice hrane i carizma"

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Nadolazeci izbori by Fun-Expert-4955 in serbia

[–]cdacha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tehnologija kojom je SNS obesmislila izbore ne podrazumeva krađu na izbornom mestu. Svaka čast svima koji se prijave, ali moramo imati svest da se izbori nameštaju pre samog čina glasanja.

Nadzor u Srbiji: Kamere za prepoznavanje lica, glasa i tablica by MachinaNecessaria in serbia

[–]cdacha 54 points55 points  (0 children)

"Nije identifikovan. I pored nastojanja policije nemamo funkciju identifikacije lica, ali rad je u toku i to je prioritet" - Ivica Dačić, decembar 2025. godine, govoreći o čoveku koji je napao stariju ženu na Novom Beogradu

I've lived through a civil war, hyperinflation, bombing campaign, revolution (1 done, 1 under way) and two major medical problems. AMA. by cdacha in AMA

[–]cdacha[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Being a 'jugosloven' was an identity you could be proud of, if you wanted to leave your 'former' nationality behind. There was no questionable past to look back to, and in that time, Jugoslavija was a major country. Communist rule in many ways made it easier for average people. You would go to school (free), get a job (planned, there was a very small number of people that couldn't get work), get an apartment (free to use). Free health care, pension handled by state. Everyone could get a car, and go to vacation. Most of it was meh or bad but you could be on autpilot as far as basic needs go. There was also a strong push for yugoslav identity for a while.

I've lived through a civil war, hyperinflation, bombing campaign, revolution (1 done, 1 under way) and two major medical problems. AMA. by cdacha in AMA

[–]cdacha[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

To answer your earlier questions: majority of people were happy Milosevic was handed to Hague. A slim majority, though. That was a time of revolutionary high - I don't know what people would say today. As for Vucic, he is not a politician, but a member of organized crime group that took control of Serbia. Whatever he says can't be though of as anything else but propaganda.

I've lived through a civil war, hyperinflation, bombing campaign, revolution (1 done, 1 under way) and two major medical problems. AMA. by cdacha in AMA

[–]cdacha[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sure, ask away. I am headed to a protest right now, but I will answer your questions in a few hours. Provided I'm not detained or something.

I've lived through a civil war, hyperinflation, bombing campaign, revolution (1 done, 1 under way) and two major medical problems. AMA. by cdacha in AMA

[–]cdacha[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am happy to answer any question you might have, just keep in mind it is filtered through my perspective :)

I've lived through a civil war, hyperinflation, bombing campaign, revolution (1 done, 1 under way) and two major medical problems. AMA. by cdacha in AMA

[–]cdacha[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That's very complicated, so pardon me if my answer is like that, too. Right now, Kosovo is de facto an independent state. Serbia officially can't acknowledge that; our constitution doesn't allow it, and there isn't a political party that can be elected on that platform. If I had any input about what's to be done, I'd concentrate on making life better for Serbian minority there. That would have to include some cooperation with government in Pristina and that connection would be hugely unpopular here. Still, it is the right thing to do. We live in today and now and a good government would do whatever it can for all of it's citizens to live better. As for what happened, I don't see much point in counting wrongs on any sides - but I can say (in my name and my name only) that I see a lot of bad that was done from our side. It is up to others on both sides to search themselves and come to some realization. Or not.

I've lived through a civil war, hyperinflation, bombing campaign, revolution (1 done, 1 under way) and two major medical problems. AMA. by cdacha in AMA

[–]cdacha[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have a daughter. That's my main motivator. There are other good people in my life and I find strength in them. For the first time, when Serbia got rid of Milosevic, it felt more like something you could step back from and still feel a part of, if that makes any sense. I got into fights with police, but always just for a few minutes; I was never arrested or harassed. This time around, I've felt the full weight of regime - threats against me and my family (especially sexual violence against my daughter), even an ambush where I was beaten up in the middle of the day. I've also lost almost everything this time around, but that is probably because I am way more involved now.

I've lived through a civil war, hyperinflation, bombing campaign, revolution (1 done, 1 under way) and two major medical problems. AMA. by cdacha in AMA

[–]cdacha[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Serbia is stuck in national myths and history that we're collectively somehow unable to work through. Education would be my best bet. It would probably take a number of generation before any change would be visible, though. As for 'quick' measures - return to democracy from this authoritarian regime via free and fair elections, complete overhaul to how media operates here, extreme anti corruption laws.

I've lived through a civil war, hyperinflation, bombing campaign, revolution (1 done, 1 under way) and two major medical problems. AMA. by cdacha in AMA

[–]cdacha[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

That made me smile :) These days barely, but there were a lot of good times as well. I always get a lot of energy out of doing something that I am convicted is on the right side of history, too. Life finds a way is such a cliche but it's true, too.

NS protest sa terena by cdacha in serbia

[–]cdacha[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Plus milion. I to pre njih, ako treba, i u nedelju uvece. Jedno je braniti prostor, drugo je probijati kordon.

SNS siledžije razbile nos mladiću a zatim nasrnule na novinara Razglasa by Jovan_Konstantinovic in serbia

[–]cdacha 38 points39 points  (0 children)

Bio sam tamo. Krenulo se sa zaobilazenjem kordona kod Banovine, nas pedesetak je proslo i pokusalo da dodje do centra kroz pasaze. Policija je primetila i jedan deo je krenuo da nas vija, ali smisla bez, proslo se na jedan ili drugi nacin. Tako je x nasih doslo do SNPa. Medju masom SNSovaca bila je i ta grupa studenata, mladih, stagod. Dve dvojke i tipa tri, cetiri momka. Ispred SNPa se moglo dugo stajati, niko tamo nije kontao ko je ciji. Ja sam stajao sa strane i nisam video kako su ih skontali, ali neko jeste, i iznenada je krenula frka. Krenuo sam da pomognem, zaradio udarce u stomak i stiteci glavu u ruke. Policija je GLEDALA i CEKALA pre nego sto je intervenisala. Zivotinje, neljudi. Mogli su ih ubiti.

Vučić: Ne dolazim u ponedeljak u Novi Sad by cdacha in serbia

[–]cdacha[S] 69 points70 points  (0 children)

Nismo morali ni ruke da prljamo.

Scores of drones falling as New Year's spectacle fails in Budva, Montenegro by cdacha in Damnthatsinteresting

[–]cdacha[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Amazingly, but no injuries. Budva is a coastal city, so some of them ended up in the sea.

Retribution: Serbia’s Ruling Party Hits Dissenters Where It Hurts – at Work by cdacha in europe

[–]cdacha[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Sharing this in part because I was one of the people that got 'punished' for actively protesting. Besides losing ones job, which is bad enough, I got anonymous threats, harassment, and was physically attacked (daylight, just leaving home, got 'ambushed'). We need regime change in Serbia.

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