Listen, if the majority of our compatriots have illegal arms, dominate, engage in criminal activities, then I'm surprised how people do not demand for bigger and better things.
You see the typical Albanian in the corrupted police officer who accepts bribes and lets drivers without licenses get away, or the nurse who isn't willing to do her job unless you show the money, or the college professor who sexually harasses his student, or the husband who goes out at coffee shops and tell his wife to stay home, clean and cook.
I see the typical Albanian in the tired construction worker, whose work cannot be stopped even by the dust and troubles of construction in Albania because he has to provide for his family.
In the wrinkled old lady who's trying to make a few extra bucks by riding the van from her village to the city and selling the vegetables she grew, and has to lower the price since imported vegetables are cheaper (not better).
In the child that doesn't need a million toys to let his imagination run wild, whose summers are spent playing outside.
In the ladies who get together, have the Turkish coffee and gossip.
In the typical family that goes to spend summer holidays by the beach; the typical "15 days" and bring with themselves all sorts of food, because they will not eat out all those 15 days.
In the ex-persecuted families who spend days and months in courts to demand their family property back.
In the ex-persecuted who were imprisoned and tortured back then.
In the grandpa who still tries to make/buy some raki and likes a little meze.
In short, this is my majority of our compatriots, and the other is yours.