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The national ruling party is apparently anti-LGBT and support these zones. So you can view it as not just isolated municipalities but rather the national govern
by marcinzm 7y ago
The national ruling party is apparently anti-LGBT and support these zones. So you can view it as not just isolated municipalities but rather the national government acting through municipalities.
The broader question being asked is, if this is the situation now, what else may be enacted before the conference. Things like, what if there's a foreign gay attendee who's blocked at airport security?
- praptak 7y agoI don't believe this is probable. The ruling party wants to: 1. capitalize on bigotry of voters but 2. not lose business by being perceived as bigoted. Harassing a gay person at the border would risk 2 while not contributing to 1.
- dvfjsdhgfv 7y ago> Things like, what if there's a foreign gay attendee who's blocked at airport security? You must be kidding, right? Even though Poland is currently ruled by right-wing minority, and some of these are mindless assholes, any kind of real sexual discrimination is illegal and persecuted. If I was discriminated against at work because I'm gay, I'm in for good compensation as my case is pretty strong.