it'll be bad for Poland and for the Poles.
It's probably because you're still kinda new to Poland maybe?
PiS are the ultimate in train-wreck politics. Pandering to whatever populist nonsense they can. A bit like Sinn Fein in Ireland, against everything and for nothing. Thinking that a country can pay for itself by promising as much free sh!t as possible just so they can get into power.
They brought Poland to the point of ruination once and they'll do it again. Career politicians with nothing to offer other than their lust for being in power. Corrupt as fuq, with a deranged leader. More of a cult that a political party.
Sure, Poles will vote them in in October. Everyone seems to think that they want 'change' Fair enough, vote them in so. But don't complain when they fuq everything up, which they will.
The other day Kopacz said that
she doesn't want to live in a "religious republic."
if PiS win. Well, she will be living in a religious republic if they win.
You must remember that PiS are against IVF treatment, they are utterly crazy. Duda wants a bishops as his main advisor. A feckin bishop! A man who wears a dress and moves sexual predators from one parish to the next if they're caught.
Their leader is a known, practicing homosexual
gaycitynews.nyc/gcn_542/polandsantigaypremier.html
If you'd prefer a more recent article here's another
tokfm.pl/blogi/zboralski/2013/01/jaroslaw_kaczynski_oficjalnie_przyznal_sie_ze_jest_gejem/1
Not that that bothers me, more power to him. We're all equal in my eyes, you're born gay or straight.
But what does bother me is that his party are so against recognizing same sex rights. Pandering to the church because he thinks that's his way into power. Thankfully young Poles are turning their backs on the church and the times they are a changing. However, with PiS coming to power it'll doubtlessly send more young people looking to forward-thinking countries as places to make their homes. Poland will regress under PiS, a return to the 1990s is on the cards and yet again, while West Europe marches on toward modernity and equality, Poland will remain in the doldrums.