The “authenticity” and “trueness” are, after all, the tearing off of all the silverware that surrounds us with culture or good manner, and the extraction of what is someway first and uncontaminated by any corrections.
In the interview he gave Channel Zero Robert Górski, a large satirist, and so a sharp observer, points out – specified as on half-series thrown – the reflection that Karol Nawrocki is It's authentic, it's so collectible, so it has better contact with people. Unlike Rafał Trzaskowski, who You can see the barrier between him and the crowd.. However, Trzaskowski is authentic in this very thing, and erstwhile he tries to pretend to be sordid in an election campaign, he knows what it ends with.
In this sense, the authenticity of both is very disturbing: precisely due to the excessive populace of one, which is an obstacle to any permanent holding of office by him, and the shortages of the people of another, which prevent him from winning. They're both real and they're each other, only with this authenticity sometimes they could alternatively hold back, which would be good for them and us.
