“On the one hand, it is a reminder of Stalinism, in its elements that were, on the one hand, terribly dangerous, but on the other hand, in their own way, funny,” said Jarosław Kaczyński, PiS chairman, when asked by journalists in the parliamentary corridor about Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s words about “militant democracy”.
If we want to restore constitutional order and the foundations of liberal democracy, we must act in terms of a militant democracy.. This probably means more than once we will make mistakes or take actions that, according to some legal authorities, may not be entirely consistent with the letter of the lawbut nothing exempts us from the obligation to act
– wrote Prime Minister Donald Tusk on Platform X yesterday.
A statement that, loosely translated from the “umiesznopolski” language into Polish, sounds something like: “If something is not allowed, but you really want it, you can”, or: “We will apply the law as we understand it” (the second sentence is, of course, an authentic statement by Prime Minister Tusk himself) has caused numerous controversies.
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PiS President: Doesn’t an educated historian know this?
Journalists asked PiS chairman Jarosław Kaczyński in the parliamentary corridor about “fighting democracy”.
It’s hard to say whether we should laugh or cry, because on the one hand it’s a reminder of Stalinism, of those elements that were, on the one hand, terribly dangerous, but on the other hand, funny in their own way.
– said the politician.
Another thing is that a learned historian doesn’t know this and does this kind of thing, but some people question at the moment, let’s be honest, his mental state.
– added Jarosław Kaczyński.
