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Virtually no officials were dismissed during the rule of PiS after a scandal. Their electorate does not have an issue with that. They are Poland's Trump, but mu
by RicoElectrico 5y ago
Virtually no officials were dismissed during the rule of PiS after a scandal. Their electorate does not have an issue with that. They are Poland's Trump, but much worse.
- kahrl 5y ago> Their electorate does not have an issue with that. How can you place blame on the electorate? People don't have a say in right-wing theocratic ultranationalist authoritarian regimes.
- petre 5y agoThey voted for PiS time and time again. Any party with the words "justice" and "law" in it are probably fascists that would cling to power by any means necessary. Look at Turkey's AKP.
- RicoElectrico 5y agoPiS literally guides its policy after what would be favorable in polls.
- dahfizz 5y ago> People don't have a say in right-wing theocratic ultranationalist authoritarian regimes. Except, you know, if the "right-wing theocratic ultranationalist authoritarian regime" is democratically elected over and over.
- hammock 5y agoWhat do you believe was better about Trump?
- scotty79 5y agoPeople around him ignored him as much as possible. In Poland, president, both chambers of the parliament, constitutional court and state prosecutor are all Trumps.
- garaetjjte 5y agoCorrection: PiS doesn't currently have majority in the upper house of parliament. (upper house doesn't have much power though)
- krzyk 5y agoHe lost elections.
- dukeofdoom 5y agoBy at least 81 gazillion mail-in ballots
- Jorengarenar 5y agoMany compared Trump to Hitler. Kaczyński took more lessons from Stalin