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People can’t just go around not believing in the values of our democracy.
It’s against the values of our democracy for people not to believe in the values of our democracy, and that’s one of the biggest problems today.
TV Republika are in hot water after commentators on the station said ‘migrants should be sent to Auschwitz or be branded’.
Prosecutors in Poland are investigating after derogatory comments made on a right-wing television station that migrants should be sent to Auschwitz or be tattooed or microchipped like dogs, and some companies have pulled advertising from the broadcaster.
The remarks were made over the past week by guests on TV Republika, a private station whose role as a platform for conservative views grew after the national conservative party, Law and Justice, lost control of the Polish government and public media.
During its eight years in power, Law and Justice turned taxpayer-funded state television into a platform for programming that cast large scale migration into Europe as an existential danger.
The state media broadcast conspiracy theories, such as a claim that liberal elites wanted to force people to eat bugs, as well as antisemitic and homophobic content and attacks on the party’s opponents, including the new Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
Spreading hate speech is a crime under Polish law.
While public TV stations were shielded from market and legal pressures under the previous government, TV Republika now faces both.
IKEA said it was pulling its advertising from the station, prompting some conservative politicians to urge people to boycott the Swedish home goods giant. Other companies, including Carrefour and MasterCard subsequently said they were pulling their ads, too.
The controversial on-air statements were made as the European Union has been trying to overhaul its outdated asylum system, including with a plan to relocate migrants who arrived illegally in recent years.
Jan Pietrzak, a satirist and actor, said on TV Republika that he had a “cruel joke” in response to that idea.
“We have barracks for immigrants: in Auschwitz, Majdanek, Treblinka, Stutthof,” Pietrzak said, referring to concentration and death camps that Nazi German forces operated in occupied Poland during World War II.
Jan Pietrzak is a singer, songwriter and satirist. He’s best known for a song named “Let Poland be Poland.”
Three days later, Marek Król, a former editor of the Polish weekly news magazine Wprost, said migrants could be chipped like dogs, referring to microchips that can help reunite lost pets with their owners – but that it would be cheaper to tattoo numbers on their left arms.
Pietrzak has since appeared from the air. TV Republika’s programming director, Michał Rachoń, said the channel deeply disagreed with Król’s statement but didn’t go as far as saying he was being banned from its airwaves.
Instead, Rachoń said the station “is the home of freedom of speech, but also a place of respect for every human being.”
A right-wing lawmaker, Marek Jakubiak, also compared immigrants to “unnecessary waste.” In that case, Rachoń, who was the host, asked him to avoid “ugly comparisons.”
Boy.
Poland sure is at a crossroads.
Sell your souls for revenge against Russia? Let your daughters get dicked-down by immigrants, let your sons get their dicks cut off, because Putin is literally Stalin and Stalin was a very mean daddy?
Grow up.
Grow up.
Thankfully, many Poles are growing up, and coming to the realization of what I’ve been saying for 20 years: you can’t trick the devil. You make a deal with the devil and you get what you pay for.
In the end, they’re not even going to get revenge against Russia.
Conversely, if they were friendly with Russia, Putin would presumably transfer Galicia to them. The Ukraine can’t really be allowed to continue to exist at this point, and if Poland was cool, they could take their piece of the pie and everyone could just walk away whistling dixie.
But instead even the conservatives suck Jew cock and attack Russia.
TV Republika is staunchly pro-Israel. It hasn’t helped them a lot.
