The fugue after the students' victory in Serbia: What path will Albania follow?

Professor and academic Artan Fuga has reacted through a post on social media regarding political developments in Serbia and the victory of the student list in the elections.

Fuga connects this development to the political situation in Albania, raising the question of which path should be followed: clash and violence or political solutions, dialogue and respect for the will of the citizens.

Artan Fuga's post: 
If there is a God, He gave us the sign...

What path will Albania follow?!

Now, after the elections in Serbia, the situation is even clearer: Will we follow the path according to Vučić's teachings, or will we choose the path of political solutions, social peace, and national unity?

That Vučić's advice, while "kind" enough, was full of poison! You fight with each other, attack each other with sticks and clubs, stones and fire as much as you can, while we in Serbia make political solutions.

As you can see, the student list won, it seems like an uncontested election, it doesn't matter who won, it just seems like they made the decision that we didn't suggest, speaking to us affectionately as if we were the neighborhood kid, calling us by name, and briefly.

Do as I say, but not as I do!

The good political solutions are there, we don't need the violent language of politicians at all, the solutions are there, only those who don't want them don't see them! The main politicians, the deputies in the Assembly, mainly these, the President, the government, the Prime Minister, the political headquarters of the political parties must give us solutions as the Constitution provides.

The Constitution requires respect for the popular will through free, equal, and fair elections to express the sovereign interest of citizens! This is the only solution, not the one that the Serbian president "kindly" proposes to us, unlike what he does at home, inviting us to curtail the human and political freedoms and rights of citizens.

I repeat, Albania today, not after the Second World War, cannot sustain a clash between authoritarianism and citizens.

Now, here is the crossroads: Should we listen to the Serbian "friend", who tells us differently, does differently in his own home, or should we follow the voice of the constitution and the path to prosperity for the nation?!