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    1. Luka77GOATic on

      Djokovic can be described in many words, but the words “false patriot” and “national disgrace” are the last that are on my mind.

    2. Tasty_Needleworker86 on

      I was never a fan, but he gained my respect for supporting the students.

    3. On state propaganda tv they called him a failed tennis player later on he won his 101st title.

    4. For people reading the title only: This is only in the eyes of the regime.

      The people don’t hate him at all. In fact, he’s gained popularity since he supported the students‘ movement.

    5. very same people were slandering him for corruption before this political u-turn. now, he’s a hero.
      omg, that’s some funky shit!

    6. Eden-Firefly on

      Remember when his father said his situation is like Jesus‘ Situation at the cross during corona

    7. directstranger on

      That’s typical for authoritarian regimes, you can be a national hero, but as soon as you don’t toe the party line, you’ll get gulag’d

    8. ImmaBushBabyOnKush on

      As a federer fan and not really super hyped about Djokovic as a person, I respect his support for the students movement!

    9. FatFaceRikky on

      The EU and its constituents are awefully silent about Vucic and this whole situation. Makes their other foreign policy adresses (i.e. gaza or Orban etc) kind of ring hollow, when they are so selective about it.

    10. Always thought the Sun newspaper missed out on the opportunity to call him ‘No-vax’, during lockdowns when he refused the vaccines. Ha.

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