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@Pawloff
PiS are socialists, they consider themselves the continuation of PPS.
They have a lot of right-wing steered rhetoric which you seem to gobble up just like most western media aswell.
Most Polish right wingers would just roll eye balls at your comment due to it being so far fetched!
Besides you should know the difference of Nacjonalista //=// Narodowiec at first.
Nationalists, especially European type are mostly territorial and focused on sovereignty at the cost of religious theology even and aim to create national centered religion (due to focus of cultural/national superiority/control/hegemony)
Catholic "nationalists" (see to Italy, Spain, France and Poland)
Tend to not be as toxic, fanatical or totally overboard due to leaving space to the Vatican regarding religious theology and dogma.
While other countries (Russia, England etc) prefer their head of state to be the decision maker with regard to religious matters.
Polish Narodowiec on the other hand is much more strongly connected to rationalism, taking the positive aspects of the west and not focusing too much on the romantic/feeling aspect in Polish politics due to Polish romantics Ian and more feelings based politics are used by centre-right, centre, centre left and left.
This is where most westerners, and especially Germans get a Narodowiec wrong and also WRONGLY consider PiS to be right wing or "nationalist"
It can give out a certain "nationalistic" vibe, but that's only electoral food to combat any strong right wing force to emerge like Konfederacja that has been growing.
So yeah please tell us, how PiS is "nationalist" I am eager to read what kind of nonsense you can come up with
