So, here is Cejrowski's wider context, fronda.pl/news/czytaj/tytul/cejrowski:_kaczynski_musi_stac_sie_ kosciuszka__16084:
Cejrowski compares Palikot's election result with the success of Lepper. - The attitudes of both Lepper and Palikot are reminiscent of Jakub Szela's.(*) This is the worst possible motivation of angry people who will slaughter throats of anyone on their way. It would be preferable for such angry groups to be managed by Kościuszko, not Szela.
- So we wait for Kościuszko. Jarosław Kaczyński must become Kościuszko, he must gather all the people, make them a political offer and lead them to insurrection.
(*)en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jakub_Szela
So now tell me in what way I quoted him out of context. Go ahead, try.
And when you are done I'll point out that comparing your political opponents to Jakub Szela, eager to slaughter your throats - does not matter whether it is meant to be a parable or not - is very low, unacceptable, rude and stupid. And in this context, the second paragraph sounds even worse than before, because it suggests syphoning that angry energy of apparently abnormal people via insurrection - against whom? State, government, PO?
In a wider context, Cejrowski suggests use of force, after PiS lost its battle via legal means. And if he did not exactly mean it, than he is doubly stupid and he should think twice before opening his mouth. Until he does it I reserve the right to ridicule him anywhere, anytime.