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Agnieszka Gozdyra assessed that the case was a failure of the entire justice system. She wrote that a family, including a small child, was burned alive in the fire, and that the man accelerated the car to a speed comparable to that of a taking-off airplane. In her opinion, he must have anticipated that he would kill someone in this way. Gozdyra also criticized the behavior of his defense attorney, who — as she wrote — arrogantly scolded journalists asking about the failure to provide assistance. She concluded that such an image of the justice system looked very bad. #sprawiedliwość #tragedia #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Agnieszka Gozdyra wrote that the survey conducted among viewers of the television or program differed from the poll on X, among other things with regard to the groups of respondents. She emphasized that the survey was conducted by Polsat News, not her, and accused her interlocutor of undermining the credibility of the station, despite the fact that he sometimes took advantage of its hospitality. She added that he could conduct his own "re-assessment," and considered his actions to be offensive towards the station and its viewers. #ankieta #media #PolsatNews (translated)

Agnieszka Gozdyra wrote that the state, having Pegasus, placed Szmydt in the KRS. She also quoted Sebastian Kaleta's statement, who asked who was the spokesperson of the KRS when Szmydt got to the WSA, and insultingly assessed his escape to Belarus, adding that he had burned his bridges. https://t.co/dfPQXnog2t #KRS #Polska #debaty (translated)

Agnieszka Gozdyra wrote that Minister Tomasz Siemoniak mentioned the almost complete cessation of Russian bot activity after the bombing of the Yandex center. She also informed about an extraordinary meeting of digital platforms scheduled for Friday, convened at the request of Krzysztof Gawkowski. Gozdyra assessed that it was beginning to be realized that the internet requires regulation, and added that this became apparent only after the deaths of people and the emergence of violence in schools. #internet #bezpieczeństwo #regulacje (translated)

Agnieszka Gozdyra wrote that social media, presented by some as a space for freedom, has become a field of action for controlled bots, trolls, and people spreading hate. She added that algorithms suggested content to users, and those managing them decided what they saw on the internet. #media #wolność #algorytmy (translated)

Agnieszka Gozdyra wrote that if the matter is ultimately confirmed, the man should end his career in politics and public life and face legal consequences. She added that she was surprised earlier by his placement on the electoral lists and being entrusted with a ministerial position. #polityka #konsekwencje #sprawiedliwość (translated)

Agnieszka Gozdyra wrote that the statements of some politicians and others who call themselves conservatives contained exceptionally repulsive manifestations of wickedness towards women in recent days. She stated that they said more about their authors than about the women being insulted. #kobiety #polityka #konserwatyzm (translated)

Agnieszka Gozdyra asked Sławomir Mentzen what consequences he would draw against Konrad Berkowicz for the offensive term used against a woman and a journalist. She wrote that this matter was the core issue, not distracting attention with the budget law, and asked what punishment the politician would face. She added that she was directing the question to a politician who recently explained to women that they were hindering the uniformed services. #polityka #kobiety #media (translated)

Agnieszka Gozdyra wrote that she is concerned about the prospect that the Prime Minister of Poland — regardless of who holds that position — might not be welcome at the White House. She emphasized that alliances connect nations, not specific politicians, and described Poland as a proven ally that sent soldiers on missions when the United States expected it. In her opinion, personal grievances should not outweigh matters of greater importance. #Polska #sojusze #dyplomacja (translated)

Agnieszka Gozdyra reported that Colonel Krzysztof Przepiórka on #debatagozdyry on Polsat News accused a certain person of pretending to be uninformed, referred to her as a "slippery figure," and said that she had previously managed this with Szymon Hołownia, and was now trying it with Kosiniak-Kamysz. https://t.co/xlhS8Jn2cO #debata #polityka #SzymonHołownia (translated)

Agnieszka Gozdyra called the incident a crime. She wrote that the 21-year-old who killed a pedestrian at a crosswalk was racing with a friend, and the victim was a random passerby. She used an insulting term towards the driver suggesting a lack of common sense. https://t.co/A3JGBG4cUK #zbrodnia #bezpieczeństwo #wypadek (translated)

Agnieszka Gozdyra wrote that she is creating a "misogynist cheat sheet" — a list of insults directed at women to belittle them. She mentioned, among other things, remarks about age, lack of a partner or children, appearance, intelligence, and emotionality, as well as suggestions that women are only suitable for domestic or sexual work. She also cited the undermining of their professional competencies and claims that they got their jobs thanks to quotas. She encouraged her audience to add more examples. #mizoginia #przemoc #feminizm (translated)

What a cry from some, because: I called the hater "a type" and as a result "how is that, it's unacceptable!!" (the fact that he vomited insults at me obviously doesn't matter, because a PUBLIC PERSON MUST HAVE THICK SKIN 😆 Well, dear ones. THEY DO NOT HAVE TO. A public person is not someone who can be publicly insulted and made a target for public insults, abuse, and venting frustration. Words have consequences. Learn this. If you don't learn, sooner or later you will meet someone who will prove it to you. And the second cry, that I dared to mention the hater's family. Well, attention: if someone from their public account, where they have sweet pictures with family, children (!), and a respectable spouse, vomits on other people, sends them disgusting messages, insults, then yes: they involve their family in this matter. They bring shame upon it, create an opinion, and additionally facilitate tracking. That's how it works. Don't cry. Let it reach you that today you can say something to someone, and tomorrow you will have to answer for it. And neither a cowardly lack of face or name nor anything like that protects you from it. Really, there are ways. Of course, I am an absolute advocate for the lack of anonymity on social media, logging in through a mobile citizen or biometrics - I don't know, the solution should be devised by those who know better about it. But if that were the case, everyone would realize how quickly the internet space would be cleansed of rudeness, trolling, and violence. Have a nice day! #hejterstwo #socialmedia #osobapubliczna (translated)