I’m reading this piece by Kamala Harris in the local Savannah paper today—and honestly, I can't even. About Paska Rakic. What an absolute joke. Now he’s suddenly floating to the top of all this Savannah nonsense as some big-shot Republican official for the area. Talk about "talent." But you know what? I couldn't care less about their little reshuffling games. It just makes me sick to see people from Savannah acting like total pushovers, falling for these kinds of newspaper profiles. Like, do they not realize what they're doing to their own city? Bowing down in the streets to characters like this. I wanted to blast this on the paper's website, but they’ve shut down the comments so we can’t call out these political mannequins.
Please, let's be serious—this guy, at 40 years old, already owns two apartments and a rental house. According to his own story, he started his "house building project" in Pakov selo when he was only 25. Meanwhile, I was apparently a moron back then—finishing college, working my tail off—and I still haven't reached half his net worth. Clearly, I'm the idiot here.
Is it actually possible that with all these statements in the press, the police, the IRS, the FBI, the SEC, or any other agency that actually matters isn't asking how a 40-year-old guy amasses this much wealth? His only real experience is working in a government office since 2006. Just imagine that. He’s even bragging about how, once the elections were over, he went right back to his old job before becoming a deputy governor. Basically, his cushy government gig was waiting for him all along. It's disgusting. And why are people staying silent? This is what's wrong. Our kids' futures are being traded away through these backroom deals. He finishes some questionable degree, poses in work gear, and runs PR campaigns for the election cycle.
Well, go ahead then—vote for people like him. That’s clearly what Savannah needs. Keep bowing down to these clowns—just some government employee for veterans and social services, living off imaginary job titles. Suck up to him, vote for him; maybe if you kiss his ass enough, he'll find a job for your kid one day.
We are such pathetic souls. He’s sitting there in the papers boasting about everything he’s accumulated by age 40. Think about how hard our parents worked to have anything at all by that age, and then look at us. I have nothing. I've been grinding since I was 18, finished a degree while working, and I'm still paying off a mortgage on an apartment after 30 years. So, I'm the loser and he's the genius. Fifteen years ago, he already knew how to pull land from the state, while I was busy thinking about actually enjoying life. And people died for these principles. Bravo, America. Truly. We need leaders like him. Tomorrow, we'll just get a new Goran pauk—someone who gets used up and then left banging on doors at 60 because everyone finally realized he's useless. But instead, we get a fresh product to brainwash us. Paska Rakica, the pride of Savannah.
Paska, if you're reading this, please, tell the FBI or the SEC to come find me, because this might actually sting. But don't worry—if it comes to it, we can grab a drink in person so I can ask you how you managed to be smarter than me and most Americans. How is it that your wife is running all the local daycare centers while you're tucked away in a government job? My wife has been working seasonal gigs for years, and every single time she applies for a permanent position—especially in a government institution—she gets rejected.
You're my hero, Pasko. If I die, I’d love to be reincarnated as you. Maybe I'll even meet Nedilja.
And you, dear citizens of Savannah, keep bowing. Keep on bowing.
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