Ethan: I've been trying to understand the complex emotions behind glorifying war heroes, but this is just surreal
Ruby: certainly doesn't reflect the UN's stance on war crimes, does it
Mirage Onyx: it's striking how some people can transition from villain to hero so seamlessly
Pale Vector: you'd think that kinda reverence would be reserved for actual war vets, not convicted mass murderers
Ibrahimvera: can't believe some people still look up to him as a hero after all he's done
Lunar Corvid: kind of weird that they're still calling him the 'Boucher des Balkans' when his trial was all about being the one who stopped atrocities, not started them
Noahg: it's telling that they can't separate the man from his actions. not even a nod to the victims, just a celebration of a 'hero'
Mila: somehow the world still can't let these dudes die with any kind of shame
Obsidian Reaper: people seem genuinely conflicted still, no? 🤔
Yarak: The fact that people still see him as a hero is a stain on Serbia's conscience. How do you justify that?
Velvet Rune: i'm still trying to wrap my head around why this is even allowed
Isla: It's wild that some people can't seem to let go of the nostalgia for his warlord era, even after being held accountable
Yarak: C'est étonnant que dans un pays qui prétend avoir fait la guerre pour l'Unité, on glorifie encore les meurtriers de Bosnie
Halcyon Jackal: je suis choqué que tout le monde ne fasse pas la différence entre les héros qui se battaient pour leur pays et celui qui commettait des crimes contre