During Gazeta.pl’s morning conversation with Krzysztof Śmiszek from Lewica, we talked about the messages that Jarosław Kaczyński was carrying around Poland. We also refer to the president’s last words PIS about “promotion of gay clubs” in Poland.
On Saturday, Jarosław Kaczyński met with residents of Myszków (Silesia Province). Leader of the Right to Unite he announced that “ideological madness was being imposed.” But in Częstochowa, he talked about gay clubs. – Maybe in the “holy city” there is also a gay club, I don’t know, I’m afraid it’s in Częstochowa. But the point here is not to promote it, stressed the president of PiS.
– Chips or chicken in supermarkets can be promoted, and not homosexuality was an argument from decades ago – said Krzysztof Śmiszek.
– This is some nonsense from Jarosław Kaczyński – he said briefly. The politician emphasized that once again the PiS president “pulled other enemies like a rabbit out of a hat, this time they were LGBT and transgender people. He was trying to cut a political coupon from the misfortunes of this social group.”
– Actions follow words. Baratysława’s recent horrific example shows that a politician’s words resulted in the death of two people. Some people take such words seriously, he said.
– The septic tank that flowed during the “Jarosław Kaczyński tour” – can bring misfortune (…) He must be aware that he must be responsible for any misfortune that may follow his words – he added.
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Śmiszek: Kaczyński felt his opponent’s breath on his back
– Kaczyński felt that he would lose the election, he felt the breath of the opposition on his back. He knows that in one constellation or another, the opposition will win this election, because all the opinion polls in recent months have shown that the opposition will have more seats than PiS, he said.
According to him, the president of PiS knew that he might lose and had decided to find a way. – At first he tried to manipulate constituency. Currently, he is trying to convince villagers that so far they have been eliminated from the election process, he emphasized.
The politician pointed out that the massive increase in the electoral commission announced by Jarosław Kaczyński was unnecessary.
– I can’t imagine TPS, the election commission in the area church or in the parish building – added Krzysztof Śmiszek.
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