Aleš Štrancar wrote that, in his opinion, it is mainly important for people that someone is "one of ours," even if they wear a red star in Slovenia and a Chetnik cap in Serbia. He believed that this would continue as long as voters accepted corruption as a virtue and did not recognize that every corruption is also theft from their pockets and harms the economy, potentially leading to poverty. He attributed the inability to understand these consequences to people he labeled as ideologically shaped during Tito's time, while younger generations have a greater chance of recognizing them. He added that, in his view, conditions would quickly change if employees received gross-gross salaries into their transactional accounts. He claimed that none of the current parties advocate for this, as, according to him, all are involved in corruption. https://t.co/A9IZy1qjRr #korupcija #Slovenija #gospodarstvo (translated)