The mayor of the town of Inđija has forbidden schools to welcome the Serbian marching students, so tonight they will sleep on the streets of Inđija.

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1. What’s up with Serbian spam ?

2. A [heartbreaking video](https://i.imgur.com/zG2ccD6.mp4) on the same topic.

3. Serbian politicians have no shame

4. Context?

5. [Preparations for over five thousand students.](https://i.imgur.com/kIJaG2z.mp4)

6. Why?

7. And not only that, in this particular town, the city (it’s mayor) has also refused to set up public drinking water cisterns and ordered every store to stop selling tents and other sleeping gear.

   https://n1info.rs/vesti/za-studente-nema-cisterne-s-vodom-zabrana-prodaje-satora-i-najma-toi-toi-toaleta-dokle-ide-vlast-u-indjiji/?fbclid=PAT01DUANwgARleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABp0cGkw4jrJxvhl_JjNNcu_pC4bTtbNkzgadm70gxEbr5Jlp3Gseu3vgM95le_aem_pbI0JcIVaRxwi9pRgaUieA

   For the context, 6 thousand people are marching from Belgrade to Novi Sad on foot (80km) to commemorate the victims of the tragic fall of canopy, on its one year anniversary.

8. What’s happening? I don’t get it, I live under a rock

9. What a cunt. 

10. Wait, so citizens in this town are forbidden to provide housing for these students in their homes? Is this the reason why I can see yellow police? in vests in the photo above?

11. Allow me to insult this specific major and the serbian government. What Serbian word I can use to compare them to a shithead?

12. Serbians starting to understand what Albanians were dealing with when trying to protest from the early 80s. Peak.

13. Love it

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