Leftist hypocrisy

Dawid Wildstein - Gazeta Polska, 29.07.2020.

Leftist hypocrisy

One of the most repulsive characteristics of the left is its parasitism of noble ideals and real human grievances. We could say that this has been its "operating principle" ever since it appeared as a concrete, identity-forming force in European politics. This principle of operation is quite simple. We make a real diagnosis of the problem, arbitrarily designate ourselves as the "voice of the disadvantaged," and then create a world where said victims are even worse off. Just like the communists who fought for workers' rights and then killed them by the millions. Examples could be listed. The left treats victims as a means to an end - and quickly rotates the "disadvantaged" as needed.

Let's just look at how easily the majority of the left in Warsaw shunned the persons harmed by the reprivatization mafia in exchange for the money they received from the city hall, which was involved in the case, for information on LGBT issues. This left-wing cynicism was also manifested in recent days, when Poland decided to cancel the Istanbul Convention. This convention is a typically left-wing formation that mixes the sound slogans of the fight against domestic violence with an immense amount of propaganda. Of course, the left immediately attacked PiS, as if it stood by the perpetrators and not the victims. Only, as is often the case with the left - they make victims from above. They are only interested in the aforementioned symbolic package of the convention, written in advanced Neo-Speak language. That is why the right wing should not have to explain why it is canceling the Istanbul Convention.

The questions in this matter should be addressed to the left, and they sound like this: Why do you have to mix your cynical ideology into everything? Why can't you simply stand on the side of the disadvantaged and not use them as a means to achieve your goals? Until the left is able to provide answers, it cannot be a partner in discussions about real social problems. All that remains is a gang of cynical political commissars, from whom we should stay as far away as possible.