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“Some people think that it was shouted> too early and that here in our country these are not real problems, that it has nothing to do with the 1930s, that it is not so serious. I can only show you the image below, photographed in “A bus stop in Calea Floreasca, which I felt bad about. I have only encountered that kind of linguistic violence in Rwanda before the genocide,” wrote the person who published the picture on Facebook.
The message was also shared by Ciprian Necula, representative of Aresel, who added: “And this in the context in which some who made their careers in ‘Roma’ propagate the racist jokes of beautiful young women! few electoral points in relation to the conspirators … I wish we could tell the racists that they can be what they are, because we are untouchable for their vices ”.
The message was deleted by the representatives of the Aresel Association.
“Such messages hurt, such messages make us enemies, they make us stand against each other, we are all Romanians,” said the representative of the Association, while erasing the insulting words. He announced that the Bucharest City Council and the Bucharest Transport Company will be notified.
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