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Stańczyk wrote that people with differing views should respect the memory of the deceased, and pointed out Charlie Kirk, Łukasz Litewka, and Myślozbira. He accused the extreme left of celebrating the death of individuals whose views contradicted their beliefs and joked about the victims. He also expressed confusion over the rise of hatred and contempt. He described Kirk and Myślozbira as individuals with moderate, centrist views who recognized the problems of the contemporary world and tried to solve them through debate and conversation. In the end, he bid farewell to Myślozbira, calling him a brother. #szacunek #człowieczeństwo #debaty (translated)

Mathieu Morelle wrote that the person he described was not a hero, although he wished her peace. He claimed that she was a gay and a homophobe, mocked transgender people, and laughed at their suicides. He urged not to portray her now as a good person, adding that it is already too late for that. #homofobia #transpłciowi #dobrość (translated)

Roman Warszawski ironically called the described man a "terrible homophobe." He wrote that he did not apologize for his orientation and showed many people who only knew gay men from right-wing propaganda that he is just like any other man, except that he is attracted to men. He directed the post to Mathieu Morelle and Myslozbira. #homofobia #akceptacja #tolerancja (translated)

Freedom of Speech reported that Waldemar Krysiak has passed away. It was noted that he was known on the platform under the pseudonym "Myślozbir," and his death was described as a huge loss for the Polish internet. https://t.co/2WTNVfRXUj #WaldemarKrysiak #Myślozbir #PolskiInternet (translated)

Redbad wrote that he knew Waldek, Myślozbira, from the internet and found it hard to come to terms with the fact that the deceased would not write another sentence. He valued his precision and the way he defined his views and spoke up despite the consequences. According to Redbad, Waldek advocated for the right to an individual voice, independent of origin, gender, or orientation. Redbad found beliefs in his texts that were close to his own, particularly concerning the biological and binary nature of sex, the independence of orientation from ideology, and the responsibility of adults to protect children from experiments with irreversible effects. Redbad also described his own experience of attacks after he questioned the meaning of the "plus" sign. He wrote that he faced attempts to exclude him, loss of work, and challenges to his right to participate in the debate, and some of these actions proved effective. He added that this only allowed him to imagine the price Waldek paid for his stance. Redbad mentioned that as a person of two cultures, he understood how important the right to self-define one's identity and express one's views was to Waldek. He wrote that the voice of the deceased would remain with others and might give courage to those who had remained silent until now. #Waldka #WalkaOSwojePrawa #Tożsamość (translated)

Newsy for the unemployed reported that Waldemar Krysiak, known as Myslozbir, died at the age of 36, with a heart attack cited as the probable cause. The author of the post described him as an LGBT community activist who gained notoriety through the blog "Gay Against the World." https://t.co/S9qHImknoG #LGBT #Wspomnienie #NiepokojeSerce (translated)

Roman Warszawski reported that his closest friend Waldemar Krysiak, known as Myślozbir, passed away during the night. He wrote that Krysiak was a voice known to thousands of people on the internet, and to him — one of the closest people. He asked for the message to be conveyed to those who knew Krysiak, read him, watched him, or were associated with him over the years. He added that information about the farewell would be shared when it becomes possible. #szkoda #przyjaciel #pamięć (translated)