During the March of Independence, which on 11 November swept through the streets of the capital, many words and slogans were lost. A photograph of a banner with 1 of them rapidly went online: "Kits and dogs will not replace your child! Polish people are dying out! The demographic disaster is ongoing and the birth rate in Poland is dramatic 1.16! Demography is the future." On the banner there was besides a drawing of a female driving a cart with a dog and the logo of the All-Polish Youth.
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The photograph of the banner was made available on the portal x Krzysztof Bosak and commented on it with the words: "On the March of independency there is no shortage of accurate message. Without a young generation there is no future, and the household is the foundation of a strong nation."
"Why don't you ask women?"
This fact did not appeal to Mai Stasko, left-wing activist, journalist, feminist, who in her Facebook account wrote, "You gotta have no thought about women and treat them only as a political tool to effort to motivate them to bear through their ridicule." She besides suggested, "Maybe it's better to ask women why they don't choose to have a baby more frequently before they're embarrassed, make dog jokes and impose a function they don't want or can't fulfill?
She besides added, "Women can talk. alternatively of 'encouraging' by embarrassing - it's better to talk". How do they imagine that? That a female with a dog will see specified a banner, she will feel laughed at and say, 'Okay, I'll give birth if they say so'? After all, this is completely ineffective, even disheartening".
"Such messages are inappropriate"
Under the journalist's post, hundreds of comments appeared, whose authors agreed with it and besides condemned the banner. They wrote, "At the same time, the same communities defend garbage contracts where a female loses her occupation due to her pregnancy"; "Mr. Bosak, not all female can have children. besides not all man can have them. So specified 'transfers' are out of place"; "The desire to have a kid should be the decision of both. A female and a man. So why are only women forced and ridiculed?" I can already see a group of women who after seeing this poster went to multiply to save the Polish nation."
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