The author described the actions of PiS ministers as a crime against democracy and the civil rights of Poles. He wrote that they bought Pegasus with money meant for crime victims and provided foreign services access to the phones of Poles. He added that they will be judged for this. #demokracja #PrawaCzłowieka #Polska #PL (translated)
Zbigniew Bogucki asked whether Donald Tusk was willing to renounce political disputes and collaborate with the President of the Republic of Poland. He accused the Prime Minister of attempting to link the President with the issue of attacks in schools, speaking about online hate and the need to stop undesirable content. Bogucki emphasized that actions against such content can be reconciled with the protection of freedom of speech, which he described as the foundation of democracy. He added that tragic events should not be used for political maneuvering or to corner the opposition and the president. According to him, possible solutions require cooperation, and the president was ready for it. #Polska #demokracja #współpraca (translated)
The President described the use of Pegasus by PiS as a serious abuse and an "attack on democracy." She wrote that the tool was supposed to be used to track down criminals, but — as she claimed — it was used to surveil, among others, Brejza, Giertych, Wrzosek, and Karnowski, as well as hundreds of other politicians, lawyers, and prosecutors who opposed PiS. She believed that those responsible for these actions should be condemned and sent to prison. #polityka #demokracja #przestępczość (translated)
General Professor Dr. Jamal Śmigowski assessed that Donald Tusk had an unsuccessful day. He pointed to an attempted attack on him, as well as the fact that the duo Kolodziejczak–Rutkowski overshadowed the capture of the assailant. He described another unfavorable event for Tusk as the "attack on democracy in Krakow" and the defeat of the KO-PSL candidate. https://t.co/iJXCYS3TAX #Tusk #Polska #demokracja (translated)
Professor Penguin wrote that for the voters of the KO candidate, the most important issue was the threat to democracy. He commented on it ironically, calling them "healthy." https://t.co/7cekucIKTN #Demokracja #Wybory #KO (translated)
Patryk Michalski criticized Donald Trump for admonishing the victim and thanking their tormentor, writing that this does not align with a world of values. He added that he had not heard the US president express concern about the presidential elections in Russia. According to Michalski, the recent elections and votes from previous years had nothing to do with free elections. https://t.co/ggR7Dm0UjJ #Wybory #Demokracja #Polityka (translated)
Marcin Palade wrote that the centrist-left in power has found itself in a "clash with Minecraft" and assessed that it is losing the elections when almost everyone mocks it except its most loyal voters. According to the author, such a situation has already occurred. #Demokracja #Minecraft #Wybory (translated)
Krzysztof Sałek from KO in Stalowa Wola assessed that the voice of the Polish prime minister was important and necessary as the world contemplated its response to Trump's recent statements. He wrote that support and solidarity were the only appropriate direction for democratic governments. #Polska #solidarność #demokracja (translated)
Marcin Możdżonek wrote that a message about a planned assassination of the Prime Minister and the Deputy Prime Minister had arrived, after which it was decided to inform the public about it. He criticized the disclosure of the location, participants, and time of the meeting of important officials. He argued that if this did not happen accidentally, only the leading officers knew the justification for such a decision. However, if the details were made public without awareness of the consequences, he believed it indicated a lack of substantive justification and described the government as populist, incompetent, and composed of figureheads. #polityka #demokracja #bezpieczeństwo (translated)
Jarek Olechowski wrote that those supporting Donald Tusk had created a fake graphic bar resembling materials from Republic TV and were using it to attack the station and demand that the National Broadcasting Council revoke its license. He claimed that the graphic was marked as generated by artificial intelligence, yet it was still disseminated by politicians from the Civic Coalition and journalists supporting the government. He described Republic as the largest news television in Poland and the only major station completely independent of the authorities, and compared the actions described to the Russian machine aimed at freedom of speech and Polish democracy. #WolnośćSłowa #Demokracja #Media (translated)
Katarzyna Pełczyńska wrote that the statement, which was supposed to sound like a threat, she took as encouragement. She pointed out that if the party leaders from both sides of the dispute, as well as Mr. Patelnia, Mr. Mejza, and Matecki, were to leave the Parliament, the situation would be interesting. Pełczyńska added that the limitation to two terms in democracies usually pertains to directly elected offices, such as the country's president, village head, mayor, or city president. In her opinion, pathological systems form more quickly around such concentrated power. She believed that an executive power chosen collegially and collegiate bodies, such as the Parliament and councils, are more resistant to this because decisions are made by many people, and their composition changes from term to term. She emphasized that the system of Polish local government requires reflection and perhaps changes, such as strengthening the position of councilors. However, she opposed the removal of the term limit for presidents and mayors on the principle of "everyone or no one." As she wrote, according to such logic, one would also have to abolish the term limit for the President of Poland, which—she noted—nobody wants in Poland. She added that the effects of such a solution can be observed with Poland's eastern neighbors. #demokracja #polityka #władza (translated)
The author wrote that Donald Trump had announced that he would take no action against Iran before November 3, which is the elections in the US. He described this as an important step in the development of democracy, using a distorted, offensive term. He compared this situation to a hypothetical decision by F.D. Roosevelt, who in May 1944 would have suspended the Overlord and Market Garden operations and the battle in Leyte Gulf until after the elections. #Trump #Iran #demokracja #IR #US (translated)
The author of the post wrote that he trusted the democratically elected parliament more than judges who did not obtain a mandate in elections. As a particularly instructive example, he pointed to Germany, claiming that judges who were often hostile to the Weimar Republic contributed to its downfall through inaction or active measures. #demokracja #parlament #sędziowie #DE (translated)
Michał Szczerba wrote that for the last 24 years the OSCE has monitored all American federal elections, both presidential and midterm. He stated that this year the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights ODIHR was not invited to observe, and he assessed this as a very negative signal. #OBWE #Wybory #Demokracja (translated)
Donald Trump stated that the Nobel Peace Prize has been permanently compromised by a small group of radical ideologists, whom he described as opponents of democracy and enemies of civilization. He added that Norway will not be forgotten. #NagrodaNobla #Trump #demokracja #NO (translated)
Magda wrote that she raised the issue of Kołodziejczak in response to demands from the right. She expressed hope that women had filed a report with the prosecutor's office and reminded that Kołodziejczak had been suspended from club membership. She stated that any request to lift his immunity should go to a vote, and if there are grounds for accusations, he should hear them. She added that she would not present the matter as a conspiracy, political revenge, provocation, or an attack on democracy. #Kołodziejczak #polityka #demokracja (translated)
Phil Konieczny wrote that he previously considered Kolodziejczak to be a person of low intelligence, chosen by the people through the workings of the democratic system. He added that later he regarded him as exceptionally unintelligent and used an insulting term towards him. #polityka #demokracja #społeczeństwo (translated)
Grzegorz Klaun wrote to Budka that as an opponent of his government, he was very pleased that Budka and his associates "were getting into it." He asked for more similar posts. #polityka #opozycja #demokracja (translated)
Braun's team wrote that criticizing the coalition government was the democratic right of every Pole, while the criticism of Nawrocki and his office was described as an attack on "normal Poles" and the office of the president. In the end, he expressed frustration with a vulgar term. #Polska #Demokracja #Krytyka (translated)
Adam Czarnecki wrote that the law concerning the protection of children also included the protection of personal rights. According to him, an official, village head, or minister who felt offended by a post or article could report the content to an official, and it would be blocked. He ironically commented that this is "democratic" law. #ochronadzieci #prawo #demokracja (translated)
