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    1. Wicked_King8994 on

      Polish politics never sleeps just takes espresso shots and throws curveballs every election cycle.

    2. Thisissocomplicated on

      Democracies at risk because stupid people breed.

      I am so fucking tired and cynical about human beings seeing how easily people are committed to ruining themselves. I wouldn’t give a shit but unfortunately it affects me.

    3. Past_Key_1054 on

      I thought of all the countries in Europe, Poland would be most resistant to the Russophilic variety of right-wing populism… guess even there, they are starting to breakthrough. Hopefully it will split the existing right wing vote.

    4. randomguy11111111 on

      With 10% difference in the lead or the one which has 10%? Hope its the latter

    5. ShallotNo8297 on

      Some people want to show off their evil. So they support Putin and Russia.

    6. Lopsided-Farm4122 on

      You can find this many stupid people in any country on the planet. In Canada more than 1/10th of the population wants to be annexed by the US and the number is closer to 20% if you count those who would consider it.

    7. At least the leftists are gone. Lewica and Razem with persons like Anna Maria Żukowska shows perfectly their incompetence.

    8. Consistent_Catch9917 on

      The 10 % is the least of your problems, isn’t it. Right wing parties at over 50 %

    9. Well, Tusk (even though I like him) is annoying him since P&S and Kondeferacha are allies.

    10. It’s almost 27%. Konfederacja and Korona are one and the same, they are divided to get more votes from center.

    11. I’d say Konfederacja, which has 16% is also effectively pro-Russia(like most far-right parties). Similar to how MAGA people said that they did not support either Russia or Ukraine, which resulted in the massive reduction in support to Ukraine from the US – a great result for Russia.

      [Poland’s Far-Right Advances on Anti-Ukraine Sentiment](https://cepa.org/article/polands-far-right-advances-on-anti-ukraine-sentiment/)

      Russians and pro-Russia forces have a lot of influence on the worldwide conservative propaganda and that works even in historically anti-Russian countries.

    12. Democracy in the age of internet and social media is so easily manipulated it’s insane. Most people aren’t able to filter all the disinformation and end up at best voting based on fake nonsense and biased reporting and at worst completely losing touch with reality.

    13. Are they really pro russian, or some of the things they want, happen to benefit Russia?

      For example, just because a party wants to leave the EU or NATO, does not automatically mean that they like Russia (but it does mean they are stupid). They might consider infringement on sovereignty to be too much and want it to stop. I do not consider this reason to be good enough, but it is an argument different from „because we want to be Russian federation republic“.

      If they want to trade with Russia, then that also doesn’t necessarily mean they like them. It is, after all, true that not only the Russian economy got affected by the sanctions, tho of course impact on them was far greater than on most others, unless a country was highly dependent on them (like Transnistria, to some degree Hungary and Slovakia).

      If they want support for Ukraine to stop, then it could mean they simply want to invest that money into their own economy. It might be shortsighted, but being populist or not thinking ahead does not equate love for Russia.

    14. Fun-Needleworker-794 on

      What happens to NATO in circumstances where pro-Russian parties get in via the vote? The united front would melt away

    15. lost-associat on

      So what’s his retoric regarding nato obligations and eu integration. How fucked are we? Sincerely, a fellow worried EU citizen.

    16. I feel like us Brits need to start referring to Reform as our pro-Russia party

    17. Imagine looking at Russia and saying to yourself „Yep, that’s how I want my country to be run“.

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