Lying in politics was so common that erstwhile Donald Trump does what he announced in the run after the election – commentators cannot come out of amazement. What do you mean? In the campaign, you lie, and after the election, you go back to watching the position quo. For election lies, no politicians are prosecuted, no 1 should even resent. Electoral sausage is not a fresh concept.
And so Rafał Trzaskowski and Karol Nawrocki usage the language of the Confederate, and Sławomir Mentzen uses the language of the Liberals and the Left – due to the fact that if they are harming him, he can besides harm someone.
It's not truly about candidates' individual qualities anymore either. Trzaskowski must be careful not to say something in French, the biggest advantage of Nawrocki since he is not Trzaskowski, but the advantage of Mentzen – that he is not either.
We do. Averages competition. Moreover, it is known in advance that any projects of the large Poland formulated by candidates is simply a pic, due to the fact that they grow far above presidential powers. The run so boils down to checking in polls that the horse will pass the large Pardubick – full of ditches, pits and logs run to finish. Who grows posts pumped in nothing but manipulation and megalomania.
In this way, the run does not show the imagination of the state and the thought of the presidency of candidates, but whether their staff can read the polls, who can more effectively manipulate voters, find the location of the centre and push their competitors out more effectively.
The centre is referred to as common sense and normality. And since investigation erstwhile showed that the fears of Poles accumulate in fear of refugees, all the staffs are blowing into it, which strengthens these moods from election elections, so that now it is common sense, for example, to break the constitution with an asylum bill and abuse Ukrainians.
It is besides common sense to argue the Green Deal and the migration pact for the titles themselves, due to the fact that nobody gets loaded, everything comes out of the polls. That's what Poles say. In the mediate of the agora is simply a brown grey, you cannot pass through it without wearing sandals.
However, it is simply a bit overlooked that the opinions of Poles are shaped by the media and statements of politicians and publicists. Since politicians complain about Ukrainians, or publically call for the shooting of refugees – voters who respect and perceive to them take it as an obvious. There is no another authority that would like to talk up for values with an equally strong voice.
It's thoughtful – how does it happen that in France or Germany against extreme, nationalistic and populist environments another parties managed to build cordon and in Poland the main liberal organization blindly takes populist narrative?
A reason can be found in the same reason that we have never developed a appropriate chade. The last effort to build it from a fistful of Christian, pro-European greens and from PSL – based on Catholicism and entrepreneurship – did not withstand the test. There's just no common values.
With the intensive assistance of the Catholic Church, the values that enable building a community, specified as humanitarianism, compassion, cooperation, trust, loyalty and work were devalued and ridiculed in Poland.
Of course, I remember Adam Michnik after the series films by the Sekiel brothers He defended the Church at the tallness of unpopularity, convincing that beyond it it it was hard to build a strategy of values.
Well, in the Church, these values are hard to keep. The Polish variant promotes not work for the public, but the proximity of the altar and generous donations – it is simply a purely feudal, cliential model, not democratic. There is no voice of the Polish Church in defence of the weakest: refugees, or beaten by police during the time of the Law and Justice of women and youth. Polish Catholicism is little useful for democracy than the traditions of reformed churches.
Therefore, as a consequence of the campaign, Poland is rapidly browning and even if the Liberal Camp candidate wins, we will wake up in a somewhat different Poland by 2 June.
It is important, however, that it should proceed to be Poland in Europe, Poland in the EU, Poland in the West and not Poland itself against “Berlin, Brussels and Kiev”, as Kaczyński said. That's what depends on the presidential election, and that's a immense stake.
