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Controversial Mock Funeral for Serbian President Vučić Goes Viral, Divides Public Opinion
A recent viral video depicting a mock funeral for Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has ignited a fierce debate across social media platforms. The sketch, uploaded by user Dr.HOX, features an individual dressed as an Orthodox priest, complete with a long wig and beard, conducting a satirical service over a coffin. A framed photograph of President Vučić rests on the coffin, alongside loaves of bread, while a person in a "Nun" mask stands nearby. The scene, set outdoors with a church in the background, includes the "priest" speaking in a distorted voice, making references to "sandwiches" and "our Vučko." The video's creator labeled it a "#fakesituation" and "#škeč" (sketch). The video has garnered significant attention, accumulating over 331,000 views and 11,300 shares, but has also drawn widespread criticism. Comments reveal a strong divide in public opinion. One user expressed outrage, stating, "ZAMISLI DA TI JE MAJKA ILI OTAC NA TOM MESTU I DA SE NEKO SPRDA...KARMA JE CUDO....." (Imagine if your mother or father was in that place and someone was making fun...karma is a wonder.....). Another commenter condemned the act, saying, "Sramota ko zeli drugom smrt sam nek ceka to" (Shame on anyone who wishes death on another, let them wait for it themselves). However, some comments also reflected the political polarization surrounding President Vučić. A lengthy comment summarized the sentiment of many critics: "Ja razumem da mrzite Vučića, ali ovo je previše. Mržnja prema nekom političaru može imati hiljadu razloga... Ali trenutak kada tu mržnju pretočite u slavljenje izmišljene smrti... to je trenutak kada se vi razotkrivate. To više nije politika, to više nije kritika – to je patologija." (I understand you hate Vučić, but this is too much. Hatred for a politician can have a thousand reasons... But the moment you turn that hatred into celebrating a fictional death... that is the moment you expose yourselves. This is no longer politics, this is no longer criticism – it is pathology.) The video's nature as a political satire has clearly resonated with a large audience, prompting both strong support and vehement opposition, highlighting the intense political climate in the region.
