LDK closes the door to Kurti for a coalition: You called us 'animals'

The Democratic League of Kosovo has closed the door to Prime Minister Albin Kurti to hold negotiations regarding the possibility of VV and LDK forming a coalition together to form a new government in the country after the parliamentary elections.

Through a post on social media, the head of this entity, Lumir Abdixhiku, states that he will keep his word to the electorate that voted for him not to form a government with Kurti, and did not fail to mention the latter's insults towards LDK during the electoral campaign.

We recall that a day ago, Prime Minister Kurti sent a letter to LDK to hold a consultative meeting.

"For months, indeed for years – before, during and after the campaign – LDK, our members and our voters, have been subject to a language and mindset that offends, divides, labels and attacks. A mindset that has struck at the human core of politics – respect and dignity. And has violated the fundamental principles on which we have chosen to do politics.

It seems that the words spoken and the beliefs continuously nurtured do not have the same weight for everyone. Because, despite all the things said, done and undone, yesterday I received a letter from the Chairman of the Vetëvendosje Movement, Mr. Kurti, for a consultative meeting between us.

As much as I and the LDK are not guided by anger; as much as we believe in dialogue, cooperation and human and political communication; such a meeting – even a consultative one – would be a fatal transgression of human and political dignity.

Amidst the 'scum', the 'suffocation of the LDK', the 'collaborators of Serbia', amidst the vast swamp of spitting at us - me, the LDK and our voters - we don't even find ourselves in a position to consult.

"Because words, like beliefs, have weight," Abdixhiku writes, among other things.