Quote from: pawel7777 on April 27, 2016, 12:52:38 PM

Stupid, nazis, fanatics... that's some scary shit. How do you sleep at night?

Touched a nerve, did I?

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What was the alternative again

PO, Nowoczesna... look it up yourself, dumbass.

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and why did they lose badly?

"badly" is a relative term. But you're correct, 51% vs. 49% is indeed a disaster with the aforementioned party in charge of the legislative branch of government.

Like I already mentioned, people voted for small parties that didn't cross the 5% threshold. Those lost votes got redistributed among the parties that did get in.

The main opposition party, PO, was politically attacked by a recording tape scandal, which PiS exploited before the election. Their internal leadership also failed to recover after Donald Tusk went into the EU parliament.

A washed-up b-grade rocker entered the presidential race, and then he made his own party. Some 9% of voters lapped up the kool-aid.

The catholic church used its own resources, and government subsidies, to help fund and propagandise PiS' election campaign. They also have a millionaire businessman (Rydzyk) who calls himself a priest but spends his time running a media company, which was extremely biased in favour of PiS.

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Your above comment and the 'juicy quote' don't quite match, the quote criticises the opposition. The execution part is laughable.

If you had a better understanding of the situation in Poland, you wouldn't be so cocky.

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Looks like "Maidan 2.0 - Polish edition" isn't getting the desired traction.

You're an idiot. Nobody wants a repeat of Ukraine. Except maybe the Russians. They seem to be very supportive of how things are going in Poland.

Quote from: blablahblah on April 26, 2016, 09:14:24 PM

If the turnout is less than 50% (as was the case)...

Turnaround was 50.92%.
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My bad. 1% difference. That wouldn't phase an egomaniac like MP Kaczynski.

Anything else I can help you with?