President Karol Nawrocki promised that he would care to safe the freedom of Poles. And if so, he should go against the law on partnerships proposed by the government coalition. This is, according to the announcements, the first of the traps that the leaders of the co-organizing parties are trying to set for Nawrocki.
Just after the election in the Kuluara elections, leaders of the ruling coalition announced that they would fill the president with draft worldview laws that would present as compromise ideas, digestible to the alleged political center. The intention is, of course, to put force on Mr president to make this clear on issues specified as partnerships or abortion. It is not known from now on that politicians treat these key, civilizational themes as a tool for inter-party competitions, which service mainly to ignite the emotions of electorates. After all, the effects of legalization of partnerships or abortions are lamented, after all, they end in the first place with cruel spiritual and physical harm, while in the long word – a complete erosion of values specified as love or respect for life, especially of the defenceless.
President Karol Nawrocki should not let himself to fall into specified a trap and make it clear: the government of the cities should deal with the intellectual comfort of pederasts or childish heterosexuals incapable to enter into a liable relationship, let him deal better with what he is called to do, namely to guarantee the economical and physical safety of the national community.
It must be made clear to 1 another that it is not the task of the government to compose a bill for someone's desires or sick desires. The state protects the household with peculiar privileges not due to the fact that the emotional relation between the female and the man has profoundly moved the legislature, but due to the request to defend the stableness of the relationship, which ensures the existence of the national community. For those incapable to enter specified a relation and wishing for any reason to share property or information about their wellness with another person, legal instruments specified as wills, notarial acts or power of lawyer were created. With these, various formal issues can be freely regulated.
Soaking our eyes about the request to establish a fresh institution in the form of a ‘close person’ is simply an effort to introduce pathological legal solutions through the back door. Their effect will be to put together various quirks and fantasies.
Pathological “fruits” of akin ideas can be observed in another Western countries. States recognise the “parenting” of 2 fathers or mothers there, whether words specified as “mother” and “father” constitute the alleged discriminating language and, finally, treat as a crime all that any sleazy small boy or rainbow patus finds subjectively offensive.
I hope that president Karol Nawrocki will point out his opposition to the thought of legalising partnerships and remind the government at the same time that Poland is presently struggling with a deep demographic crisis, the effects of which are not yet full recognized, that crime is expanding in the streets of Polish cities, that Poland is poorly coping with migration pressure, that we do not have a national safety strategy and our “second army in Europe” cannot cope with respective Russian drones. I besides believe that Karol Nawrocki will say on the occasion that the state's budget is in a dire state and the taxation strategy is inactive highly complicated, and that many solutions in the form of the Belka taxation aim primarily at draining the savings of Poles. Finally, I hope that, by opposing this idiotic law on partnerships, the president will point out that the Polish government is incapable to cope with the creeping energy crisis by putting respective windmills on the Baltic.
I believe that president Karol Nawrocki will show character, not let Prime Minister Donald Tusk to play, and above all, he will point out what the government should truly do, alternatively of giving us rainbow bullshit.
Tomasz Figura
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