“Why do I despise Nawrocki voters? I should thin over them with remorse that our—my intelligence responsibility is their eager acceptance for a pimp candidate, a fraud. Voters for him either don't want to know the fact or support gangs. The presidential election shows our aspirations and prejudice. If half of Poland wants moral bottom, it must be respected” – Manuela Gretkowska writes in her entry on social media.
Politics is more of an illusion than a regulation today. Mentzen's conversation with Nawrock – as Gretkowska comments – was a show of political pulling a rabbit out of a hat. "Mentzen took it out, Nawrocki disappeared swallowing it. Then he pulled out of the ass of the baked one, pretending to be the same rabbit as in the postulates.”. It is hard to have a more accurate summary of the performance, in which fact is only a prop, and a real imagination of the state – just a phase design.
Gretkowska leaves no illusions: It is not the programmes that decide politics today, but the spectacle that meets the emotional needs of voters. In a published post he unmercifully scores not only candidates, but besides a society that – as suggested – It itself chose cynicism alternatively of decency. Voters at Nawrocki, in her opinion, are not victims of misinformation. They are co-creators of a fresh order in which resourcefulness, not morality, counts. “If half of Poland wants moral bottom, it must be respected” – repeats with bitterness.
The presidential election, he notes, is not a competition for competence, but a plebiscite for the most reliable archetype. Portraits of fresh presidents are included in the national psychodrama: ‘A actual Pole has something in him”– writes, putting together more heads of state in brutal irony:
**“Polish presidency by order:
- Fantastic Catholic
- Drunk
- Suicidal
- Hunter
- Idiot.
End of Alfons?”**
And then: “Wałęsa gave freedom. Kwasniewski introduced to the Union. The good father of the Komorowski people had a mustache. Kaczyński – a actual patriot was killed for Poland. Duda – protected us from Western degeneration. Nawrocks? A resourceful businessman with a weapon ready to defend us from Russia.”
This figure of Gretkowska confronts the candidacy of Trzaskowski, who – as he writes – ‘higher than honesty and professionalism’. Contrast is not just rhetorical. It reflects a deeper cultural conflict: a strong and cynical state versus a decent and liable state. “The nation may not be able to stand for Trzaskovsky, a nation that excels at honesty and professionalism. 45% for him in the latest poll, 47% like a candidate akin to them” – states.
It is this choice – between honesty and effectiveness, between law and ruthlessness – that will become a real test of the future presidency. Not just for candidates, but for all of us. Politics is an illusion – says Gretkowska. The question is, how many of us truly want to see what's behind the curtain.
Sp. Dariusz Frach, thefad.pl / Source: Manuela Gretkowska (I'd appreciate that. https://patronite.pl/manuelagretkowska)
