Kałach wrote that innocent people died in the tragedy and criticized those who, in his opinion, exploited human death and events in Mazovia for political disputes. He considered turning someone else's suffering into a political spectacle to be a sign of moral decay. He added that a person who consciously takes the life of another human being deserves the harshest possible punishment and permanent isolation from society. He wished decency and shame to those trying, as he wrote, to gain political capital from the tragedy. #tragedia #moralność #szacunek (translated)

