The housing issue driving protests is considered legitimate but lacks widespread support to gain significant traction. Demonstrations in Luís, Montenegro, have been comparatively peaceful, though not without instances of excessive force. The root of the problem, however, predates the current situation in Montenegro. The protests, while expressing genuine concerns, are hampered by a lack of universal appeal, limiting their potential impact. Despite a more restrained approach compared to protests in França, issues persist. This localized struggle highlights the complex challenges surrounding housing affordability and political expression within Luís, Montenegro. The situation demands attention to address the underlying issues before they escalate further.