Wacław Leszczyński: Legistion

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Wacław Leszczyński: Legitimation
date:17 July 2026 Editor: Anna

Years go by, systems and governments change, but the customs of any kind of people erstwhile they are in power stay unchanged. In Poland in the 1950s, during the period of Stalin's terror, there were peculiar shops for the “privileged” ones. In them you could buy as luxurious products as ham, white rolls and so on. Exhibitions and front doors of these stores were usually obscured so average people wouldn't see what was there and who was there. Therefore, these shops were called “behind yellow curtains”. In order to store in them, you had to have “the right card”.

As the People's Poland progressed in the march "on the way to socialism" there were increasingly "transitional difficulties" in supplying meat. erstwhile you were lucky, or a friend of a “meat shop” and erstwhile you had a fewer hours in the tail, and the store had been “dropped” the goods, you could sometimes buy something from meat or meat. But you could besides buy the same meat in peculiar "commercial stores" for a triple price erstwhile you had money. And to have money, you had to work in a well-paid position. But most of specified posts, including all directors, were "nomenklatura" posts, which were decided by the PRC committees. In order to be in specified a position, you had to have “the right card”.
After the announcement of the “fall of communism” there was democracy in Poland. Now everyone could become a minister or an MP if they belonged to the “progressive” ruling organization and promoted it. And that's why he had "the right card."
With the “progress of democracy” and the improvement of civilization, many fresh management positions were created in the state administration, the supervisory boards of state-owned companies, local governments, education, wellness care, etc. They were and are very well paid. In order to occupy them, however, it is essential to have the "right legitimacy". And it will not aid the parliamentary appeal of the organization MP “Together” addressed to the government to halt treating the Polish State “as a organization wrestler” due to the fact that that is what unites the Coalition of 8 stars, holders of “appropriate legitimacy”.
For years there has been a wellness problem in Poland. After standing in line for hours in PRL, you could get a ‘number’ to the doctor. In the 1950s, the number of 1 doctor was 40. Often, after half of the patients received, doctors did not truly know what the patient was and recorded as harmless (limited) medications as possible and issued a certificate “L-4” authorising him not to go to work. Over time, doctors' salaries increased, wellness administration grew, but queues awaiting a visit to a specialist did not decrease. all now and then, “liberal” reasoning politicians talked (again) about besides many infirmary beds in Poland, resulting in the liquidation of a number of “unprofitable” infirmary wards, especially maternity wards (women are born on the SORs, alongside victims of accidents and drunken individuals). The deficiency of resources in the National wellness Fund and the failure to pay hospitals for operations and treatments beyond the limits granted to them is explained by the excessive salaries of doctors, indicating the selected individual examples at the border of crime. However, there is no political will for wellness reform. As wellness care units are restricted and wound up, the waiting time for an appointment with a specialist or for surgery is increasing. But not all of them. In any clinics and hospitals you can be registered and accepted without undue expectation, but in all order. You don't sit in the hallway with the commons, you sit in a comfortable surviving room. But for that, you gotta have “the right card”.
Political activists who are pedophiles (Kłodzko, West Pomerania, Sopot) or zoophiles (Kłodzko) can number on the understatement of the matter, whether its silence but only until the subject of "intruding" journalists does not make a sound. Then it turns out that these perverts never knew any important, despite their "proper legitimacy".
It turns out that “in this country” for all inconveniences, shortcomings and problems affecting average people, as well as for the immense deficit and debts of states “responsible” erstwhile “nationalist populist” governments. erstwhile there is no ‘bread’, a ‘grab’ is needed. Therefore, police and CBA at dawn in the light of the cameras decision them out of the houses of politicians of erstwhile authorities and accuse them of "property" of State funds - for the acquisition of fire trucks for volunteer fire brigades, the renovation of the National Prosecutor's Office, the construction of a centre for victims of violence, the acquisition of a "spy" programme for "services" and akin "crimes". due to the fact that they do not have “the right card”.
The time passed erstwhile the traitors appointed by the governments in the PRL did not request to know the law. It was adequate for him to read the sentence, frequently death, to spend on Polish patriots opposed to the Russian occupation. Present judges mostly know the law, and even those favored by the authorities do not always want to break it. As a result, even erstwhile torture against a priest and women has not forced them to give false testimony, prosecutorial proceedings are slimmed out for deficiency of evidence and convictions are not brought. In spite of the engagement of “services” of all types, it was besides impossible to bring the pursued politicians from abroad. But for this, the cases of defendants in erstwhile political governments for participation in corruption scandals are usually overturned. Those of them who have already been convicted are counting on the court to acquit another instance. due to the fact that they all have “the right card”. And yet, many people inactive believe what government and Polish media preach. As a consequence of their support for the holders of the "appropriate card", they bear painful results with all of Poland and all Poles.

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