Vučić's Serbia Like Dimitrija Tucović's Writings
Of course, it always ends up falling on those who carry the country on their shoulders. Things are clear as day here, when Aleksandar Vučić's neocolonial government starts beating, intimidating, arresting, and persecuting farmers, it is always a sign that something is deeply rotten in the order itself. But not because farmers are some kind of sacred caste that the state must not touch, but because they are people who literally produce the basic conditions for the survival of society.
Vučić’s Serbia Like Dimitrija Tucović’s Writings The article criticizes Aleksandar Vučić’s government for its repressive actions against farmers and workers, characterizing the economic model as exploitative and prioritizing cheap labor for foreign investors. This system is compared to historical accounts of labor servitude and is seen as benefiting global capital at the expense of Serbian citizens. The author suggests that such oppressive regimes are ultimately unsustainable.
- The government of Aleksandar Vučić is accused of repressing farmers and workers.
- Serbia’s economic model relies on cheap labor to attract foreign investors, who are described as ‘industrial feudal lords’.
- Workers face inhumane conditions, minimal wages, and suppressed unionization.
- The situation is likened to the labor exploitation described by Dimitrija Tucović in the early 20th century.
- The government’s actions are seen as a tactic to intimidate citizens and prevent them from demanding their rights.
- The author argues that regimes built on exploitation are not eternal and will eventually fall.
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