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Looks like the Nazis are back in Poland. They didn’t even have to invade this time.
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I’m of the belief that there should be no religious symbols, paraphernalia, or practices in parliaments, but this act is abhorrent. The MP should be expelled.
he was expelled from that session and i won’t be surprised if it’ll cause him being stripped of immunity. he was stripped of immunity in the last term, two years in (out of 4)
Do agree with you, but then they swear on bibles or something…
You love to see it!
And this is another reason why “antisemitism” shouldn’t be used in bad faith to describe people critical of Israel. Not only does it water the term down, but it also emboldens the actual antisemitics into thinking there’s a lot of support for that shit so they do stupid shit like this.
Sam going to strange levels to promote the new season of Game Changers.
No, you’re thinking of a different Reich.
This is the best summary I could come up with:
A far-right MP in Poland has used a fire extinguisher to put out a candle on a menorah that was lit for Hanukah, disrupting parliamentary proceedings before a planned vote of confidence in a new government.
Donald Tusk, the new prime minister, who earlier on Tuesday vowed to reform Poland after eight years of rule by the rightwing nationalist Law & Justice party, said the incident was “a disgrace”.
The parliament, or Sejm, took a break to deal with the incident, carried out by Grzegorz Braun, who was shown on television putting out the candle with a fire extinguisher and causing smoke or haze to fill the area.
Cardinal Grzegorz Ryś of Poland’s Catholic church said in a statement posted on X that he was ashamed of Braun’s actions.
Braun, a pro-Russian member of the far-right Confederation party, has in the past falsely claimed that there is a plot to turn Poland into “a Jewish state”.
Later on Tuesday he appeared to double-down on his action, re-posting a post on X complaining about the presence of Jewish symbols in the Polish parliament building and using an antisemitic trope, saying that Poland is “ruled” by people serving other nations.
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I truly believe that parliaments should be free from religious symbols, items, or practices. This creates an environment where everyone can feel equally represented, fostering a focus on common values and fair governance. It’s about ensuring that our democratic system remains impartial and inclusive for every citizen. This act was amazing though
He didn’t do it because of his proud secular values, you troll. He did it because he hates Jews.
It is important to note that hating Jews is not the only defining feature of a Nazi, and that hating Jews does not make one a Nazi. Unless this guy subscribes to Nazi beliefs, then it’s inaccurate to say he is a Nazi. He just hates Jews.
He subscribes to Nazi beliefs.
Source? “Trust me bro” isn’t exactly credible. Does he say anything about an Aryan race or anything?
I’m not an expert on Nazi beliefs, but I do know that hating Jews isn’t the only thing that makes a person a Nazi.
he’s a catholic fundamentalist, that’s not a bout of secularism ya dingus
Overall I agree that religion has no business in politics and public services, but this event was the absolute worst way to achieve it.
