Why don't voters know how to vote

Three close friends of mine sent me, and it seems to be comforting, the same text that upset me. (Is there a coordinating unit that is going to finish me off?). 1 prof. reports: This is not my country anymore. For now, I'm going on interior emigration, because democracy collapsed in Poland on 1 June. Meaning what? That if 300,000 voters voted differently, the prof. thought it would be democracy, and that's how she fell? Then he'd consider it his country? The philosophical strategy based on which voters are presently more emphasizes the reservation For now., and so possibly democracy will return to Poland erstwhile these 300,000 voters break their leg and will not go to elections. In erstwhile years, it was thought that these voters would die out, unfortunately, in these elections it turned out that they were young and could not be counted on.

The blame of voters for not voting as it should have been, was already active after the first round, but at that time they could be taken as a form of circumstantial agitation, which is to offend those who want to gain. Here my favourite became prof. Radosław Markowski, who in Super Expressie He explained that people are voting for the social community for the candidates of the Law and the Confederation, which in fact would prove that the electorate is stupid due to the fact that the Confederation wants to receive the social one.