For me, a Pole from a generation born ten, 12 years after the war, it was apparent that the firing act of patriotic love was fighting, defending to the end and heroic death for his homeland. That's how we were raised at home, taught at church, and taught at school. present the grandfathers, like me, declare without hesitation that if the war threatens us, they will be the first to stand with their weapons in the Order...
However, polling shows that specified attitudes have lost their universality. Especially now that Russia is conducting a hybrid war with Poland, the patriotic attitudes of my generation are fundamentally different from those of people of the age of my grandchildren. Radio ZET late commissioned an IBRiS studio to examine the opinion of Poles about the possible war with Russia. Standing under arms to fight for his homeland, declared almost 1 in 3 Poles, but almost 60 percent explicitly refused to go to the front (although even more announced that he did not plan to leave Poland). 15 percent do not know the substance at all: what war, what front? Although there is simply a fashion for feminism in Poland, many more men than women would like to go to the front (or possibly there is 1 in the trenches due to the fact that it stinks, it is cold, dirty and loud). Interestingly, more opposition (35%) are ready for war than from the power camp (21%), which reflects the scale of desperation of the first and the degree of decay of the ruling elites (term of Prof. Dudek). So before we consider the threat, we should consider the quality of our patriotism. Here is the margin: radicals from the right claim to deport young Ukrainians from Poland, whose place is – according to these radicals – on the front, allists where to deport young Poles, who have the alleged military act and fight for their homeland where Jasio can kiss your ass?
