Who's afraid of 67?
Law and Justice, the day after the March of the Million Hearts, focuses on the issue of retirement age, trying to attract public attention. In a social media run spot, Mateusz Morawiecki calls the number 67 “the number of shames Donald Tusk”, referring to the decision of the Civic Platform government to rise retirement age to 67. The PiS message is dominated by the slogan: “Stop 67”.
67 is Donald Tusk's shame number. Without any scruples, he raised the retirement age to 67 years. 7 years longer work for women. And erstwhile Law and Justice announced it would change that, the Civic Platform proved in all ways that it was impossible and harmful – says Mateusz Morawiecki.
🔴 They raised retirement age and can do it again!#Stop67pic.twitter.com/i4ylcXVSMk
— Law and Justice (@pisorgpl) October 2, 2023
Here comes a threatening origin that is designed to influence the choices of voters. Morawiecki believes that if the PO comes to power, the retirement age will be increased. The Prime Minister combines this with a referendum question in which the issue is besides raised. It is worth noting that in a way that causes that (as in the case of each of the 4 questions) the answer "Yes" or "No" cannot be given explicitly.
Donald Tusk admitted, however, that erstwhile he signed the decision to rise his retirement age, he made a mistake. another PO politicians besides pledge that they do not intend to implement what Morawiecki warns against.
Let us remind that during the speech the Prime Minister referred to 2012. The decision to rise the retirement age to 67 years for both sexes was made by the Donald Tusk government in 2012. However, it must be borne in head that this change was not to take place immediately. Under the passed law, starting in 2013, retirement age was to be raised gradually, by 3 months each year. Men were to scope retirement age 67 in 2020, and women were to do so 2 decades later, in 2040. The PO-PSL government predicted that this decision would increase the average pensions of Poles by about 45 percent.
Morawiecki shows Tusk's briefcase
At the PiS Convention in Katowice yesterday, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki gave a speech in which he criticized Donald Tusk. He presented a black A4 file, which he called "Tusk's Tissue". The Prime Minister accused the president of utilizing public funds for costly wines and cigars and for distant work before the COVID-19 pandemic.
Morawiecki said the folder contains many papers and evidence of plans and intentions of Donald Tusk and the Civic Platform. He mentioned a occupation that is crucial to all families. He besides compared the labour marketplace during the reign of the Civic Platform and in the current period.
Morawiecki criticized the Civic Platform's work policy, talking about more than 2 million people working on junk contracts, earning between PLN 4 and 5 per hour. He then mentioned more than 2 million people forced to travel abroad for gainful purposes. The Prime Minister described the situation as “the kingdom of garbage trucks” and “the assembly plant”, which is unacceptable to the current government.
Remember the man?
It's the State of Tymiński, he utilized to scare with a briefcase, just like Lech Walesa.
Now we have Morawiecki
Scary Tusk.
Both examples are the essence of saying:
Don't scare, don't scare, you'll crap yourself.
Besides, you can see the crap in the PiS camp. pic.twitter.com/MBeU60mRK
— Careful_observer (@base_witness) October 2, 2023
Mateusz Morawiecki besides recalled his declaration from early September. At that time, the head of the government argued that in a fewer years the average wage in the country would amount to PLN 10,000.
Their 8 years is simply a budget that's like Swiss cheese. Let me ask you a simple question: what would you do with PLN 260 billion? It's the power of money. It can build 3 schools in all Polish municipality, either a 1000 fresh hospitals, or over 5,000 km of motorways or expressways, more than Poland has built in the last 20 years. ... And what is this 260 billion PLN? National newspapers alarmed during Donald Tusk's reign. The companies wrote Donald Tusk "do something," but did nothing. These morons allowed Poland to be robbed, that the VAT mafias were stealing from you, so that they would feed and rotation like the wind in chaotic fields. And they want to go back to power so that it can happen again. – said Morawiecki.
Age of retirement. erstwhile equal for all?
Of course, the folder presented by Morawiecki had many another "flowers" on Donald Tusk, but let us stay on the subject of retirement age. I wonder why neither Tusk nor Morawiecki played in their speeches a card of equalizing age for men and women, but on more favourable terms. I do not realize why men who live statistically little than women should work longer. It seems like quite a few discrimination.
Today's 30-year-old will have a pension of 1/4 of his last salary.
You prefer:
a) leave the situation as it is
b) introduce equal retirement age 65 for all and have a higher pension
c) Increase retirement age to 62 and 67
Welcome to the discussion
— Ariel Drabiński (@DrabinskiAriel) August 22, 2023
The fact that the Law and Justice Office is not peculiarly curious in this issue does not surprise me at all. The ‘traditional’ toxic values dominate this batch. A female is to have children, and a man is to be “a boy of blood and bone”. But why doesn't the Coalition address the subject? This puzzles me most, especially after speeches by the leaders during the Warsaw march, who shouted about tolerance and equality.
Clearly, however, this does not apply to men due to the fact that the full rhetoric of the Million Hearts March was aimed at women and children and their future. This is not at all unusual due to the tightening of abortion law and Joanna's case, but where is the attention paid to men's problems in all this? I think it's nowhere, due to the fact that it's not media at all.
