Marcin Możdżonek criticized the actions taken regarding the zoo in Łączna. He wrote that the business was closed, animals were put at risk, private property was destroyed, and the local community was brought to frustration—before anyone was charged. In his opinion, the involvement of the prosecutor, a private foundation, and the police caused greater social harm than possible benefits, even if the suspicions were partially justified. Możdżonek accused climate and animal rights movements of causing chaos and distracting from other abuses. He also claimed that organized actions against hunters and the proposed changes to hunting laws were costly, professionally prepared, and well-paid, rather than grassroots. He urged participation in a survey on the websites of the Sejm, in which—as he wrote—one could oppose the proposed changes. He also encouraged informing others about the situation at the zoo in Łączna, stating that officials' actions towards citizens should be publicized, and that the preparation of the campaign had, in his view, little to do with animal welfare. https://t.co/HMN6fHBW20 #ekoterroryzm #sprawiedliwość #dobrostanzwierząt (translated)
