With the electoral run spreading, the slogan “do not fear Tusk” is increasingly being hosted by supporters of Karol Nawrocki. This is simply a censored version of a vulgar consequence to equally vulgar 8 stars from KO voters.
“Do not be afraid of Tusk” at Nawrocki rally
Recently, “not to fear Tusk” and the uncensored version of this slogan were chanted in Lębork at Karol Nawrocki's rally. It started with the proposition of 1 of the participants of the gathering who feared to cancel the election in the event of a candidate's triumph supported by the PiS.
– This man has nothing to lose and will do anything to guarantee that you do not become president," he said, with Donald Tusk in mind. Karol Nawrocki responded with a grin to the offensive shouts at Prime Minister, which was commented by another presidential candidate, Krzysztof Stanowski. "Compromise," he wrote on X.
– As for Prime Minister Donald Tusk, I realize your emotion that you are concerned. We are all concerned," Nawrocki said to the voter in Lębork, erstwhile the cries had stopped.
Donald Tusk comments on vulgar cries
How did the full incidental be commented by the PO chief himself? "Don't be afraid of Tusk? The honest have nothing to fear," he wrote, adding a smiling emoji at the end. He was rapidly responded by politicians of the Law and Justice. “And you inactive think you request them*** PiS?”
“Besides honesty, the Lord did not even stand”, Tobias Bocheński attacked. “The word “honest” from your mouth sounds like a mockery of honesty,” added Anna Zalevska. It was besides pointed out to the politician that he does not request to put a dot in a conviction if he finishes it utilizing emoji.
Don't fear Tusk's consequence to 8 stars
The vulgar in the message cry of PiS supporters is simply a reaction to the popular slogan in 2020. The cipher composed of 5 and 3 stars during the presidential run then frequently appeared in public space, even at Andrzej Duda's rallies. Its meaning has been translated respective times in social media. ‘*** ***’ was then read as ‘j*** PiS’. Similarly, “do not fear Tusk” is now perceived as “j*** Tusk”.
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