After the irony of “slaps” against Socialist MP Sara Mile’s statement about the “rule of three”, Dea Mishel has reacted again on social media, this time with a direct message to the MP. In her reaction, Dea Mishel addresses Sara Mile, saying that she initially had no intention of turning the situation into a debate, but then decided to respond publicly.
She emphasizes that she does not want mutual relationships or friendships to be used in public clashes and asks that third parties, who are not part of the debate, not be included in it.
“You are not ‘protecting’ me for the sake of a shared society,” Dea Mishel writes, adding that she does not want a conflict on social media to turn into an issue that affects other people.
She also responds to the claim that her reaction should have been more moderate due to shared connections, writing: “The costs of our public life should be ours alone.”
Dea Mishel also ironizes the way the debate has unfolded and says that she does not consider herself offended by the reactions towards her. In the end, she addresses the MP directly: “Sara Mila, since you know me and we also have mutual friends, next time you can ask me for help with your weak replies.”
The reaction ends with the phrase in English: “Better luck next time!”
The virtual clash comes a day after Dea Mishel ironized Sara Mila’s statement on the “Andale” podcast, where the SP MP described Edi Rama as the best prime minister and even put him ahead of Fan Noli. For this statement, Mile referred to the “rule of three” in mathematics, prompting reactions and memes on the network.