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BostonTea stated that a poll commissioned by the editorial office of the Nowy Ład portal on a representative sample of voters from the four largest parties showed that the majority of respondents opposed bringing immigrants from India to Poland. He reported that 95.6% of PiS voters, 74.4% of KO voters, 96.4% of Confederation voters, and 61.5% of Left voters were against it. He added that business interest groups were pressuring politicians to open the borders, and that the president of ZPP, Cezary Kaźmierczak, was — in his opinion — one of the main forces supporting the bringing of immigrants from South Asia to Poland. #imigracja #Polska #wybory (translated)

BostonTea wrote that the statements of Irene Montero and Sławomir Sierakowski were meant to show that — contrary to what others suggest — it is not about a conspiracy theory. According to his account, Montero, a Spanish left-wing MEP, encouraged immigrants and ethnic minorities to vote, pointed out the legalization of their stay and the pursuit of granting them citizenship and voting rights, and also spoke about changing the population structure of Spain. Sierakowski, whom BostonTea described as a representative of the Polish left and a journalist, was said to have stated that he has been waiting for years for a new group of voters to come to Poland, which would positively impact the country and its innovation. He also claimed that Poles commit crimes against other Poles more often than foreigners do, and that maximum migration to Poland is the safest economic and social project. #imigracja #prawaobywatelskie #lewica (translated)

BostonTea wrote to the user PrawyLewak3 that white people walking down the street did not set fire to any school, did not arson the historic town hall, nor did they vandalize the parking lot for 400 cars. He ironized that their presence was a "cultural shock" for the recipient. #szok #kultura #społeczeństwo (translated)

BostonTea used an offensive term towards leftists and stated that he wouldn't trust them to watch over a glass of filth. He claimed that since Terlikowski was outraged and reacted to what he called the lies of Krzysztof Śmiszek, the MEP couldn't have lied more. He reminded that in the morning "RMF Conversation," Śmiszek compared events in France, which according to BostonTea involved arson, looting, and vandalism of municipal offices, shops, boutiques, gas stations, police stations, and thousands of private cars, to sporadic incidents during the Warsaw Independence March. #Polska #prawda #polityka (translated)

BostonTea reminded that three years earlier, the President of France blamed video games for the riots involving immigrants from Africa and Arab countries. The author wrote that at that time, several thousand cars were burned, and 240 schools, 270 police stations, and 1500 shops were vandalized, looted, or set on fire. The losses were estimated at a total of 1.1 billion euros. BostonTea added that without video games, these events would not have occurred. #gry #imigracja #Francja (translated)

BostonTea acknowledged that the author of the shared statement wrote well. He claimed credit for changing the Polish public debate, stating that five years prior, similar statements had not appeared in it. He also predicted that in a few years, the term "culturally foreign immigrant" would disappear from the debate. https://t.co/rnEXuLD490 #dyskurs #imigracja #kultura (translated)

BostonTea cited a statement by Rafał Ziemkiewicz, who encouraged bringing Indians to Poland, noting that Poles also litter in forests. He then wrote that a local activist, Bittu Tabahi, had been cleaning a river in his hometown alone for eight months, but after just a few weeks, residents began throwing waste back into it. According to BostonTea, the river had once again turned into a stinking floating dump. He added that Poles also litter, but in his opinion, the scale of this phenomenon is incomparable to the scale of littering in India. #śmieci #Polska #ekologia (translated)

BostonTea wrote that in the latest nationwide study by the Central Statistical Office on violence against women, co-financed by Eurostat and part of the European surveys on gender-based violence (GBV), Poland ranked first, or lowest, among EU countries. The author stated that the results indicated the lowest rates of violence against women in Europe. BostonTea assessed that the study confirmed the conclusions from earlier analyses, including IVAWS, the ICVS project, the FRA report, the GID database, and the work of Beata Gruszczyńska. He also wrote that contrary to what he called the propaganda of feminist circles, Poland was one of the safest countries in Europe for women, regardless of the category of violence — from domestic physical violence to cyber harassment at work. #przemoc #kobiety #Polska (translated)

BostonTea reached out to Rafał Ziemkiewicz, asking whether he thought it was not about robots, the development of AI algorithms, or work automation, but about the influx of Indians to the country. He ascribed to them an average IQ of 78. #AI #automatyzacja #Społeczeństwo (translated)

BostonTea recalled that Borys is still in custody, and the District Court in Świdnica has extended his temporary detention for another three months, until January 8, 2027. The author described him as a shooting instructor and a former professional soldier with a good reputation and no criminal record. According to BostonTea, Borys was only supposed to fend off local hooligans who were terrorizing the neighborhood, beating and robbing residents. The author claimed that the police and city authorities did not respond to numerous reports. He asked why Borys had remained in custody for months, while a man he described as being under the influence of drugs and used a derogatory racial term against was released after a few days. According to the post, this man had attempted to kill a random person with a training hammer at a gym in Katowice. #Sprawiedliwość #Prawo #Polska (translated)

BostonTea described that Vice News journalist Hind Hassan flew to Afghanistan and received permission to talk to the Taliban. When she asked the group's leader about appointing women to positions in public institutions, the Taliban reportedly responded with laughter and advised her to stop recording because the conversation was over. The author also wrote that the media referred to the Taliban as radicals, but in his opinion, they were no different from so-called moderate Muslims. He called the division between fanatics and moderates in Islam a media creation. #Afganistan #Talibowie #WszystkoOIslamie (translated)

BostonTea estimated that the world would be better if liberal-left politicians reacted to immigrants from Africa the way they reacted to cases where a few white teenagers with knives killed someone in school — which, as he wrote, happened once every three decades. #imigracja #polityka #sprawiedliwość (translated)

BostonTea wrote that Tusk considered Minecraft a problem due to the violence depicted in it, even though teenagers play it. The author derogatorily referred to the government officials and stated that he is waiting for the Prime Minister's advisers to inform him about the premiere of a hyper-realistic simulator of mass murder, which — he predicted — about 90% of teenagers in Poland would play. #Tusk #Minecraft #przemoc (translated)

BostonTea referred to the described situation as the "Mentzen effect" and wrote that if Mentzen stated that firearms should be designated only for men, and women should take care of the home, the very next day even Basia Nowacka would be calling for universal access to firearms. #Menzena #równouprawnienie #brońpalna (translated)