“When a group of people comes, storms into your house, insults you, curses you, and uses every method to provoke you and push you out of control, why are they surprised when the other side, also made up of people, reaches the limit of their patience?” said Irakli Kadagishvili, a deputy from “Georgian Dream,” in a statement to journalists, commenting on the events that took place near Kakha Kaladze’s election headquarters.
According to him, “when you are politically completely bankrupt, the only way to stay afloat is to stage a provocation.”
“When a group of people comes, storms into your house, insults you, curses you, and uses every method to provoke and unsettle you, when they break through police cordons and barriers, aggressively cursing and swearing, why are they surprised that there are people on the other side too, and their patience runs out? When you are politically completely bankrupt, the only thing left to keep you afloat is to stage a provocation, then hope someone lashes out at you so you can whine and cry about it. And then, on top of that, send Khidasheli and Zurabishvili to America to complain about what’s supposedly being done to us here. That’s all it is, nothing more,” Kadagishvili stated.
As a reminder, there was noise and a confrontation on Melikishvili Avenue near Kakha Kaladze’s election headquarters. According to rally participants, they were physically assaulted by representatives of the youth wing of “Georgian Dream.” During the physical confrontation, more than 10 rally participants were injured, including media representatives.
Irakli Kadagishvili: When a specific group comes to your home, insults you, and curses you, why are they surprised that there are people on the other side whose patience has also run out?
