Every goat jumps to a slanted tree. And that's what Vitali Mazurenko – a Ukrainian writer with a Polish passport in his pocket – decided to call the president of the Republic a "pachan" in gratitude for asylum, shelter and peace during the war. In Russian prisons, it is the title of a herst band. Well, a beautiful gift from a grateful fresh citizen.
I've been through the media, and I don't see any information that Vitaly's getting any kind of service or police visit present for insulting the head of state. The conclusions are obvious. The president should be Jerzy Owsiak. With the insult of this majesty, no 1 has finished well. Even an old woman who's just mastered her online commentary skills.
What do you mean it was going there? Nawrocki said citizenship had to be relegated like gold, not distributed like flyers? And it should be admitted that Mazurenko has done more than hundreds of conferences with his stunt.
And who is worth looking at in this regard? Yesterday, Mrs Barbara, a circuit and a veteran, gave me Switzerland – a country that does not play sentimental gestures. He doesn't have to, due to the fact that this is simply a serious country. Since 2018 there have been uniform national regulations: a minimum of 10 years of legal residence, with years between the ages of 8 and 18 counting twice, but inactive you gotta have a minimum of 6 years of real residence. Integration? Documented cognition of language (official canton language), cognition of history, culture and political life. Minimum level B1 in speech, A2 in writing. And most importantly! No debts or conflicts with the law – nobody wants a citizen with a bailiff on his neck, or a criminal.
Active life in the local community – activities in associations, social work, volunteering. What about the extra? Cantonal and municipal requirements. In many municipalities, residents have the right to have a conversation with a candidate or even vote whether they want him as their citizen at all. It's called a serious country.
And Poland? Poland was the first to scope out to Ukraine in the first hours of the war. She took people home, not the barracks. She gave arms, tanks, and Jasionka, which is inactive the window of life for Ukraine. And only the Ukrainian establishment – as you can see – sometimes forgets that it was not our duty, but an act of good will.
The average Ukrainians are grateful – I know due to the fact that I was there during the war and I saw it with my own eyes. They respect Poland. But what Mazurenko did shows that a passport cannot be issued lightly. due to the fact that Poland – if it wants to be taken seriously – has to draw a lesson.
And 1 more thing. You want them to respect you? Then respect yourself. Meanwhile, Roman Giertych tells that Russia has installed Karol Nawrocki in the seat of the president of Poland, net trolls have been throwing bare pictures of any female since yesterday, suggesting that he is an advisor to the President, and the Prime Minister, citing an obimora, together with the German Onet, has been savouring our head with a sutner title. I ask you not to forget it and to draw the consequences erstwhile possible. And if they faint, they're gonna be sick. I'm going to make it work. That's what serious states do.
(LEMINGOPEDIA 3.0)
