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Karol Nawrocki - the New President of Poland


Paulina  19 | 4700
13 Jun 2025   #331
Fascism is a right-wing ideology of the left

What... lol 😂🤦

you have communism, socialism, and fascism.

Both communist and fascist regimes were murdering their political opponents. That's exactly what you want to do. So which are you - a communist or a fascist? Judging by your views you're definitely much closer to a fascist.

that description is describing Tusk

Of course it isn't.

doesn't reflect me and my values..

Aren't those your "values" though?:

'far-right, authoritarian, and ultranationalist political ideology and movement. It is characterized by a dictatorial leader, centralized autocracy, militarism, forcible suppression of opposition"'
Ironside  51 | 13481
13 Jun 2025   #332
What...

Yes. Your ignorance of a basic fact indicates that education has been wasted on you.
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Both communist and fascist regimes were murdering their political opponents

Lol! Is that your deductive reasoning and logic applied to a case? We can see how effective it is. Let's apply your skills in a different scenario: you have hair, and I have hair, which means you are a man.

If you still don't understand what this has to do with anything, let me clarify: people have been killing their enemies since the dawn of time; it is not exclusive to any particular ideology.

Also, I never said I would kill them; I said that it is what they deserve. Any punishment less than death would still show them mercy and generosity of spirit. Improve your reading comprehension.
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Of course it isn't.

Of course it is. That low-life loser is simply not capable enough to implement it. The fact that he is a failure doesn't mean his intentions are pure. Also, in personal interactions, he is a nasty, rude individual.
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Aren't those your "values" though?:

I said, no. How many times do I need to say no for you to get it? Remember, I'm not a woman, and if I say no, I mean it!
Ironside  51 | 13481
13 Jun 2025   #333
o, you could say that PiS is a party of uneducated and easily manipulated country bumpkins.

You could make any statement you want. For example, that professor Dudek has the audacity to use statistics to claim that most educated people voted for Tusk. However, in Poland, a higher percentage of women hold formal higher education diplomas, even if those degrees may not hold much value. Many of these educated women, who may have studied beyond their intelligence, are so influenced by propaganda that they vote for Tusk.

Ultimately, I'm just trying to point out that if a professor can make such ridiculous claims, then Paulina also has the right to say that the PO (Civic Platform) is supported by criminals-which is a fact.
amiga500  5 | 1771
13 Jun 2025   #334
As I wrote - inmates are just a small fraction of voters.

Not all PO supporters are criminals but 90% of criminals are PO supporters.

Getit?
Paulina  19 | 4700
13 Jun 2025   #335
Yes.

Kindly elaborate on that then, because according to all common sense and knowledge fascism is the opposite of left-wing ideology:

"Scholars place fascism on the far right of the political spectrum.[6][5][7] Such scholarship focuses on its social conservatism and its authoritarian means of opposing egalitarianism." (Source: Wikipedia)

people have been killing their enemies since the dawn of time; it is not exclusive to any particular ideology.

In the twentieth century the systemic murder of political opponents was exclusive to communist and fascist regimes.

Also, I never said I would kill them;

I didn't mean that you would do it personally (although who knows), but that you would support this being done to them.
Paulina  19 | 4700
13 Jun 2025   #336
I said that it is what they deserve.

Then you're not right in the head.

That low-life loser is simply not capable enough to implement it.

Then one could say exactly the same thing about PiS and Konfederacja lol 🤦

I said, no. How many times do I need to say no for you to get it?

Strange, because based on some of your comments I had an impression that you're pro-authoritarian rule. Aren't you? 🤔

However, in Poland, a higher percentage of women hold formal higher education diplomas

LOL
What's next, are you going to "blame" the voting partterns on cities being mainly inhabited by women? :D Haha 😂🤦
Paulina  19 | 4700
13 Jun 2025   #337
*patterns

Many of these educated women, who may have studied beyond their intelligence

What a stupid, misogynistic, unfair comment.

shame

Że też kobieta cię urodziła... Wstydź się.

the PO (Civic Platform) is supported by criminals-which is a fact.

And PiS is supported by uneducated country bumpkins, which is a fact also :D

Not all PO supporters are criminals but 90% of criminals are PO supporters.

80%. And that doesn't make KO "the party of the mafia and criminal underworld."
Get it?
Novichok  7 | 9836
14 Jun 2025   #338
fascism is the opposite of left-wing ideology:

No, it's not.

They are the same. Just like two black gangs in Chicago competing for the same corner...
amiga500  5 | 1771
14 Jun 2025   #339
. Just like two black gangs in Chicago

President Karol and friends would beat them in a street fight.
OP Alien  28 | 7115
14 Jun 2025   #340
would beat them in a street fight.

He would rather avoid a fight.
Paulina  19 | 4700
14 Jun 2025   #341
They are the same.

Of course they aren't. The thing they have in common is producing totalitarian regimes, but they're on the opposite ends of the political spectrum.
amiga500  5 | 1771
14 Jun 2025   #342
@

Ever heard of the horseshoe theory? But that's not what Iron is getting at, rather that they are different branches of idologies that seek to transform the world through collectivism.
Ironside  51 | 13481
14 Jun 2025   #343
Kindly elaborate on that then, because according to all common sense and knowledge fascism is the opposite of left-wing ideology:

Are you familiar with socialism and communism, along with their histories? If so, let's look at Italy after World War I. There were some patriotically minded socialists who recognized the dangers of communism, viewing it as an attempt at globalization. As a solution to this, they developed fascism by adapting socialist and communist ideas from a universal perspective to a national one.

In essence, fascism can be seen as a left-wing ideology with a national focus.

Regarding Dmowski's ideas, they originated before the Italian concepts of fascism and do not share much in common. If this is difficult to grasp, perhaps the issue lies in the conceptual framework you're using.
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What a stupid, misogynistic, unfair comment.

A few kisses from a nice-looking girl would cure me.
Ironside  51 | 13481
14 Jun 2025   #344
And PiS is supported by uneducated country bumpkins, which is a fact also :D

Well, that is democracy for you, surprised? It does not work like women's democracy, where you can always have your way - it is impossible in principle.
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And that doesn't make KO "the party of the mafia and criminal underworld."
Get it?
@ Paulina

The point is that whoever is voting for PiS or anyone is fine and needs to be respected. Who started that nonsense - those voters are this or that? Your lowlife leader, Ginger F.
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In the twentieth century

We have the 21st century, wake up!
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Then you're not right in the head.

Said the psychiatrist online Paulina. Posts that are healing lol!
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. Aren't you?

I'm against that lame system of governance that is in Poland. Simple.
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Że też kobieta cię urodziła... Wstydź się.

My mother, if she were alive, would beat you with her slipper for your stupidity. It is not my fault that you have an emotionally weak mother and a selfish father without empathy.
Novichok  7 | 9836
15 Jun 2025   #345
women's democracy,

We can vote men into a war

We are always right

We must be always trusted

Rape is what we decide it is

We cannot be cross-examined at rape trials

Our feelings trump all else
OP Alien  28 | 7115
15 Jun 2025   #346
women's democracy

this is your democracy too.
Bobko  28 | 2700
15 Jun 2025   #347
Who started that nonsense - those voters are this or that?

In the US, at least, things got a whole less classy in the Trump/Hillary cycle.

Hillary had her famous "Basket of Deplorables" moment, which probably lost her the election:

"You know, to just be grossly generalistic, you could put half of Trump's supporters into what I call the basket of deplorables. (Laughter/applause) Right? (Laughter/applause) They're racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamophobic - you name it.

And unfortunately, there are people like that. And he has lifted them up. He has given voice to their websites that used to only have 11,000 people - now have 11 million. He tweets and retweets their offensive hateful mean-spirited rhetoric.

Now, some of those folks - they are irredeemable, but thankfully, they are not America."


I don't know what on God's green earth had compelled Hillary to say this out loud, but she was channeling what a lot of people in her party were thinking.

Previously candidates would stop short of throwing these kind of fire bombs, and still pretended at least to try to be "President of all Americans".

Trump was a good boy too, and would lead a chant of "Lock Her Up!" during many of his rallies. This was like crack cocaine to his electorate. All sorts of animal instincts were unleashed.

Contrast this to McCain's correction, when a woman at a town hall called Obama a Muslim (as if that's an indictment):

"No, ma'am. He's a decent family man, citizen, that I just happen to have disagreements with on fundamental issues, and that's what this campaign is all about".

This was highly classy, and made everyone respect John McCain much more. Maybe he would have beat Obama in the election, had he had thrown more napalm and used more corrosive speech, or didn't recruit a semi-literate retard as VP. But he didn't. He kept his good name, and didn't set American against American - even if it served his selfish interest.
amiga500  5 | 1771
18 Jun 2025   #348
Poland A and Poland B is no longer defined by west and east but by the biggest cities and everything else. It's no longer left vs right but the establishment vs the common people. The politee is hungry for kicking the table over again.

If one looks at the electoral map PO support are these small islands (where the big cities are) surrounded by the vast majority of Poland.

The programme featured Lukasz Pawlowski, president of the All-Poland Research Group, who drew attention to the new social divide in Poland - not on the left-right axis, but top-down. Pawłowski points out that a sense of inequality of opportunity between residents of large cities and smaller towns is playing an increasingly important role in electoral decisions. He notes that Rafał Trzaskowski represented the establishment, while Karol Nawrocki represented the people 'from below', who are far more numerous. The presidential election revealed a widening educational and infrastructural gap between the cities and the province. According to Pawlowski, the lack of access to equal educational, health or communication opportunities leads to political rebellion. Nawrocki - despite the controversy - won the trust of many precisely because he did not belong to the elite. As the expert adds, the current political scene is facing a radical overhaul.


Bobko  28 | 2700
18 Jun 2025   #349
Nawrocki - despite the controversy - won the trust of many precisely because he did not belong to the elite.

This is the power of Putinism/Trumpism.
amiga500  5 | 1771
18 Jun 2025   #350
This is the power of Putinism/Trumpism.

More Walęsa-ism in fact. Lech was also called a fascist, a boar, a unmannered factory worker, not fit to be president by the establishment back in the day.. Not to mention the unconscious class prejudice.
jon357  73 | 24804
18 Jun 2025   #351
This is the power of Putinism/Trumpism.

The politics of sound bites and psychological manipulation
amiga500  5 | 1771
20 Jun 2025   #352
Shows what absolute scum this PO government really is, charging polish citizens fleeing the war zone in israel and iran 500 euro to get on the plane home.
Disgraceful.
Torq  17 | 1624
20 Jun 2025   #353
charging polish citizens fleeing the war zone in israel and iran 500 euro to get on the plane home

Only applies to those who went there AFTER the Foreign Ministry issued the warning not to do it.

Proper f*cking order.

The same rule should apply to retards who go hiking in the mountains in winter after several warnings against it issued by GOPR. They should pay for every second of the rescue missions.
amiga500  5 | 1771
20 Jun 2025   #354
Only applies to those who went there AFTER the Foreign Ministry issued the warning not to do it.

Which was when, 10 years ago?

Also husbands and wives who were partners of polish citizens were not allowed on the plane, not sure any civilised country would do this in an evacuation flight.
Torq  17 | 1624
20 Jun 2025   #355
Right from the beginning of the strikes...

rp.pl/polityka/art42542041-szef-msz-o-sytuacji-polakow-w-izraelu-blagamy-a-i-tak-jada

... it's as Sikorski said: "we are begging them not to go but they go anyway".

husbands and wives who were partners of polish citizens were not allowed on the plane

Evacuation is for Polish citizens and number of places is limited, so Poles first. Logical.
amiga500  5 | 1771
20 Jun 2025   #356
Sikorski lied, they charged everyone for the evacuees from Iran.
Torq  17 | 1624
20 Jun 2025   #357
Sikorski lied

Oh, so you know better than the foreign minister? Interesting. Any links?
jon357  73 | 24804
20 Jun 2025   #358
Only applies to those who went there AFTER the Foreign Ministry issued the warning not to do it.

Quite.

And some countries charge a lot more for that.

500 euro to get on the plane

£420 is a very reasonable price for short notice air travel between Iran and Poland.
amiga500  5 | 1771
20 Jun 2025   #359
@Torq
It was on polsat news wiadomosci last night your time. though i could be mistaken and could only affect people with dual iranian and polish citizenship.
jon357  73 | 24804
20 Jun 2025   #360
Looks like it's getting complicated.

There have been allegations of electoral fraud by PiS-appointed official right from the start. There are over 1000 electoral commissions and a sample recount was held in 13. Of the 13 recounts, 10 proved that the results declared by those commissions was inaccurate.the "inaccuracy" favoured Nawrocki. This begs the question whether or not there's the same level of inaccuracy across all 1000. If there is, it's likely that Nawrocki actually lost.

PiS are hugely opposed to a full countrywide recount. They would be, since it may well lead to Nawrocki being dumped and a considerable number of misconduct in public office cases.

Here's the stats for the 13.


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