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Mateusz Morawiecki criticized the morning briefing convened by Prime Minister Tusk, which involved ministers, heads of services, and representatives of state institutions. He wrote that less information was shared after the meeting with the public than before and called for concrete actions for the safety of children. Morawiecki expressed concern regarding the tragic events and extended condolences to the families of the victims and those affected. He also thanked teachers, rescuers, and officials. He claimed that for three years he has been warning about the harmful influence of smartphones, algorithms, and social media on children, highlighting access to hate, violence, manipulation, and dangerous content. He described the ban on phones in schools as insufficient, as children still use devices after classes. He informed that Rozwój Plus proposed a ban on social media usage for individuals under 15 years of age, to be enforced by platforms, as well as severe financial penalties and legal liability for digital companies regarding harmful content and deceptive advertisements. He also advocated for support for parents, teachers, and educators. Morawiecki emphasized that protecting children should not lead to the restriction of adults' freedom of speech, and he opposed solutions that would allow for preventive censorship. He demanded from the Prime Minister specific draft laws, deadlines for their implementation, and identification of those responsible for their execution. He assessed that the safety of children would not be ensured by further briefings, but by decisions and responsibility. #BezpieczeństwoDzieci #Polska #Rodzice (translated)

Wiktor wrote that on Sunday a politician, whom he referred to as the "Priest of Violence," convened a briefing, even though — as he claimed — he had not previously worked on days off. He accused him of speaking about the fight against contempt, hatred, and violence, even though for decades he had structurally built them in institutions, on the streets, and in the media. He summarized his assessment as extremely negative. https://t.co/K1AZDw9dyX #przemoc #nienawiść #społeczeństwo (translated)

The author of the post sharply criticized those he believed were exploiting women's distress for their own promotion. He called for the Roman Catholic Church to address issues of child abuse and pedophilia, and stated that sexual abuse in childhood is one of the worst burdens to carry through life. He opposed demonstrations in the streets and what he labeled as the indoctrination of women, believing that this should occur within the church. #splav #nazadnjaki #zlorabe #otrok #pravice #SI (translated)

24-year-old Patryk Z., despite a lifetime ban on driving, was detained after a chase through the streets of Gdynia on the Kwiatkowski Embankment, where he ignored police orders and had about 0.3 per mille of alcohol in his system, and the court decided to temporarily arrest him for two months. #Gdynia #pościg #prędkość (translated)

Katarzyna Pełczyńska wrote that the Sejm voted to prohibit the night sale of alcohol and its advertising. She reminded that a year earlier in Warsaw, a resolution on this matter was withdrawn from the city council's agenda, despite — as she assessed — clear support from residents in public consultations. According to her, PL2050 and Municipal Movements had to protest to achieve the adoption of the ban, which is in effect throughout Warsaw and has reduced the number of small bottles and night disturbances in the streets. Pełczyńska added that two weeks earlier, the national law project disappeared from the Sejm just before the vote, and its return required further protests. She expressed satisfaction with the adoption of the regulations and assured that they would be effective. She also asked why actions for citizens often encounter "strange circumstances" in the final stretch and require a ruckus. #alkohol #Sejm #Warszawa (translated)

TheSaint wrote that in schools children are killing each other, there are shootings in the streets, and southeastern Poland is threatened by drone attacks. He described the situation as living in "interesting times." https://t.co/GvkpV0toem #bezpieczeństwo #Polska #przemoc (translated)

Marek Kuna wrote that Professor Czarnek accused the ruling party in the Sejm of previously feeding children and youth vulgarities on the streets. According to the statement cited by Kuna, Czarnek assessed that after three years of their governance, Polish schools were experiencing their darkest days. Kuna added that he considered these words to be true. https://t.co/BEBXgMsWaq #Polska #Edukacja #Polityka (translated)

The Prime Minister's Office reported that Donald Tusk spoke about the reasons for suspicions that violence and acts of aggression created a wave visible on the internet and on the streets. He added that, in his opinion, most of the phenomena leading young people to commit crimes had their source on the internet. https://t.co/2UTzcW24j1 #przemoc #internet #młodzież (translated)

Bartosz Grodecki wrote that using tragedy for political attacks was unacceptable and undermined the dignity of the state. He emphasized that the victims and their loved ones needed support, and the most important thing was to clarify the circumstances of the events and ensure the safety of children, teachers, and school staff. He reminded that the president signed the digital services law, and the government was responsible for safety in Polish schools and on the streets, which — as he wrote — had the tools to ensure it. #Bezpieczeństwo #Wsparcie #Polska (translated)

Luka Svetina wrote that journalist and presenter Ališa Kasjak Gutman was among the protesters during the opening of the Israeli embassy, and the next day she reported on the event. He assessed that this was a violation of the principle of impartiality and a conflict of interest, and added that this is also RTV. https://t.co/qqxWtqCSLA #novinarstvo #protest #nepristranskost (translated)

Adas wrote that while observing the dispute over pizza Książula, he was increasingly leaning towards the idea that the Polish healthcare system could be fixed through a YouTube channel featuring hospital reviews and distributing stickers insulting doctors. After a year, the channel would have a contract with Luxmed and lead to a street "war," as the author put it. #Polska #zdrowie #youtube (translated)

The author wrote that Polish flags appeared on the streets of Manila, and the visit of the President of Poland to the Philippines, scheduled until Thursday, was the first such visit in the history of diplomatic relations between the two countries. He stated that Karol Nawrocki was supposed to meet with the President of the Philippines that day and the next day with the Polish community and other individuals. https://t.co/eqXcOnO9hm #Polska #Filipiny #diplomacja #PL #PH (translated)

The author described the incident at the crosswalk in Nowy Sącz as a road homicide. Citing Zboral, he wrote that a man died during illegal races. He criticized the systemic tolerance for illegal street racing in Polish cities and asked Minister Marcin Kierwiński when the police would take action in this matter. #BezpieczeństwoNaDrodze #StopPatowymWyścigom #Polska #PL (translated)

Patryk Spaliński compared social reactions in France, Spain, and Poland. He wrote that in France, high school students initiated riots due to overcrowded classes and the introduction of a yearly fee of 180 euros for post-secondary studies, which paralyzed the whole country. According to him, in Madrid, about 500,000 people took to the streets due to the eviction of a 70-year-old woman. Spaliński wrote that in Poland, after the revelation of what he claimed was the theft of several dozen million zlotys from the KPO, which were supposed to go towards yachts and solariums in kebab shops, million-zloty salaries for doctors, billions for developers from public funds, and a sharp rise in rents, people forgot about the matter after a week. He concluded his post by stating that he had no words. #protesty #sytuacjawkraju #sprawyspołeczne (translated)

Radosław Sikorski wrote that an aristocrat associated with PiS was disgusted by sorting trash. He added that he was pleased with the reduced amount of waste in nature and on the streets, pointing out that three billion bottles and cans had already been returned. He also noted that the Sejm implemented the EU directive with the law of July 13, 2023. #środowisko #ekologia #recykling (translated)

Monika Jadwiga Piątkowska announced that she won a case in the electoral procedure against Łukasz Gibala in the first instance. As she wrote, the District Court in Krakow agreed with her position regarding Gibala's comments about the councilors of the Civic Coalition. According to Piątkowska, the court ordered him to publish a correction on RMF FM and social media. She noted that the decision was not final. Piątkowska assessed that moving the campaign to court indicated a lack of ideas from her opponent's campaign team for substantive competition. She accused Gibala of avoiding debates with the media and residents and predicted that by the end of the campaign he would attempt to win the presidency of Krakow in court. She announced that in the coming days she wants to talk to residents about the city's finances, transport, housing, safety, and investments. She advocated for a campaign based on facts and expressed hope that the court's decision would help Krakow emerge from the period of disputes and "dirty campaigning." #Kraków #wybory #polityka (translated)

"One step away from death" He is a step away from death - admitted Infrastructure Minister Dariusz Klimczak in TVN24, commenting on the feats of a young man on a scooter who was speeding through the streets of Warsaw at about 100 km/h. #hulajnogi #bezpieczeństwo #ruchdrogowy (translated)