Today, those willing to discuss the primaries are in the large room. However, I believe that the enthusiasm and consistency of Polish citizens will convince Poles to seriously discuss what democracy we want
In the Large area Studio in Warsaw, as part of the cycle Wyborcze Tuesdays, the following spoke: sociologist Dr Jacek Kucharczyk (ISP), MP Ewa Lieder (Modern), MP Marcin Święcicki (Civil Platform) and Paweł Kasprzak (Citizens of the Republic of Poland).
How He Convinced Paweł Kasprzak, and the majority of those gathered agreed with him, the opposition to the parliamentary opposition to the thought of the primaries makes it impossible in mainstream media to discuss not only the primaries, but even the state we want after the PiS.
– The opposition parties have been talking about the united opposition for 2 years, but this is according to parliamentary paradigms in Members' cabinets. And we will either vote again for those who are indicated by organization leaders or populists and betray our homeland," Kasprzak argued. – The primary is the only decision that can get us out of this stalemate.
Answers to Kasprzak's charge were attempted by 2 politicians: Marcin Święcicki and Ewa Lieder.
Respect for the MP of Modern and PO that they decided to come and perceive to the allegations made against opposition parties. Unfortunately, apart from TVN's cameras, the debate was not listened to by any of the authoritative media. This is 1 of the main reasons why we fell and we are stuck in this written drama.
The deficiency of genuine democracy, supported and grown out of the civic attitude and engagement of citizens, led to the triumph of the organization in a populist way, offering nothing interesting. The way to triumph was paved by the media, which abdicated from the function of controller and educator. They allowed the mediate class to fall asleep and fall asleep, close their eyes to challenges.
After the meeting, Ewa Lieder gave a TVN interview
The primaries, though they carry any dangers, not even associated with organisational problems, but with the danger of possible voters' misunderstanding of the idea, are an chance to reverse the situation, to awaken citizenship and to build real opposition to populism.
The lower we go down, the greater our participation, the better. Only civilian movements and parties together are able to make real opposition. – The thought of primaries helps to number and organize, then allows people to be put to the committee, to control, to letters and to education – concluded the doctor Jacek Kucharczyk.
After last night's meeting, it seems that politicians will realize it more than the media will. They came and wanted to talk.. The reporters were gone again.
