Thousands of self-proclaimed champions of “democracy” paraded through Croatia, waving their banners against what they label a surge of the far-right. It’s a classic play from the leftist handbook: when things don’t swing their way, they scream fascism. The truth is, many Croatians are pushing back not out of hatred, but to reclaim their voice and heritage in a world that’s quick to stifle it.
What these so-called progressives fail to understand is that people are growing tired of being told how to think and who they should be. It’s not about being anti-this or anti-that; it’s about preserving a national identity, values, and traditions that have existed for centuries. When did being proud of one’s country become a crime?
The leftists in Croatia, much like their counterparts in America, thrive on sowing division. Whether they admit it or not, they’re more interested in labeling everyone who loves their country as bigots rather than engaging in meaningful dialogue. They paint every nationalist sentiment as a threat, ignoring that many of these people are simply fighting against radical political correctness.
In a world dominated by globalist agendas where countries are urged to erase their borders, the Croatians are right to stand firm. They, like all of us, deserve leaders who prioritize local interests over foreign ideologies. Is it really shocking that people resist when they’re told that being traditionally Croatian is outdated?
In the face of protests, the real question isn’t why the right is gaining traction but why the left refuses to listen. Perhaps it’s time they look in the mirror and ask why their “inclusive” policies are driving people into the arms of patriotism. In a constantly shifting world, perhaps the true radicals are those demanding change for everyone else while refusing to change themselves.
Source: Washington Times
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