WE DON'T WANT THESE IN SERBIA: We captured horrible scene in center of Belgrade (PHOTO)

Whoever walked in center of Belgrade yesterday could see the disgusting scene at the end of Knez Mihailova street, on the crossing towards Kalemegdan.

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And by itself, it is terrible what happened, but worst of all is the fact that it all happened in broad daylight while children with their parents were walking around. And now, how can a mom or dad explain to the child what they saw? - Is this normal? Well of course not. Should a child see this and then do it as well when it grows up?

Of course, police were nowhere to be found to prevent this scandal, to protect us from this terror. Nor among the numerous walkers, who witnessed this scene, there were no one who would say "that's not all right what you are doing", or draw attention that it is wrong and creepy to do something like that.

Nothing. Everybody allowed the terror to happen in front of their eyes. No, we ALL allowed the terror to continue.

And because of this Serbia is deteriorating. No, because of US and the lack of reaction Serbia is deteriorating. Because there is less of us, and there will be less of us than Croats or Albanians!

Foto: Milena Đorđević

Because of all of this, because of our children, because of health of our nation, we appeal: Police do something, politicians do something people, do something! 

Every year around 1.000 people die in traffic accidents! Among them, many of those who lose their life on crosswalk, while crossing on red light, just like the girl we are writing this text about. 

What she is doing is unacceptable, not because of their safety. Like we wrote, some child will see it, and they will think its all right to cross it on red light.

Therefore, follow example of these two guys. Don't cross the red light. Wait for those 60 seconds to get the green light. While you are waiting, you can entertain yourself somehow, talk, or something else...

Yesterday was International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia.

(Telegraf.co.uk / P.M.)