If individual decided to burn the Łazienkowski Palace, demolish the monument of Frederick Chopin, rob stores in Marszałkowska and the bazaars on Kole, rip up benches in Castle Square and set fire to baskets in Mokotów would be a bad guy. It doesn't substance what political orientation, skin color, and religion are. Even if his political views were in line with mine, it would be meaningless. The bad guy's a bad guy.
He would be the same bad guy as the 1 who demolished Paris Street in May 1968 and the same 1 who demolished Kiev Streets at the turn of 2013/2024. In Paris we observe precisely the same forces that were worshiped by the renaissance idealists praising the "colour revolutions" in the arabian world. A complete fantasy is that the barbarian who demolishs the car is guided by moral imperatives or that he has any class consciousness. Anarchism hidden below the cloak of anti-systemism is inactive unacceptable to civilized nations. Real life is not Alan Moore's movie "V like Vendetta".
It is actual that the correct ones are among the slogans raised by the demonstrators. So what? Among the slogans raised on Ukrainian Maidan, or during the "spontaneous demonstrations" in Libya or Syria, they were, and we know precisely how it ended for many nations. What did this gotta do with the lives of millions of people and the geopolitical strategy on our globe? How Poland turned out. You gotta take work for your words.
Of course there are provocators among the demonstrators. I don't realize why you're so surprised. unusual if they weren't here. If the organizers can't handle it, they shouldn't take on organizations of specified protests. The cities of Europe are not a jungle to jump on parked cars. The capitals of Europe are not a computer game where life depends on getting a purse from Louis Vuitton's latest collection and a cool iPhone. A bandit, thief, arsonist should be given into the hands of appropriate services and treated accordingly.
No justification is that the ancestors of a large part of the protesters were mistreated in colonial countries as well as in Europe. My great-grandfather Antoni Szafarczyk as a 9-year-old kid carried milk at the Donnersmarck Palace in Siemianowice (although he did not belong to this household from 1919 to 1920). As a minor, he began working hard at the coal mine. But for this reason, neither I nor my boy demolish the staircases nor close chapels in the city. Let's halt justifying the colonial past with a bandit. Another religion of suffering and claims has been created.
What happens in many European countries – France, Belgium, Spain, Portugal will have the same effect as anti-Russian insurrection spurs on Polish lands. They will origin greater murderism, greater oppression and strengthening the political direction of the European Union unacceptable to us.
Łukasz Jastrzeżski
