Kacper Kita called the bizarre situation in which — as he wrote — harmful and criminal regulations passed due to the absence of several MPs. He predicted that the president would veto the laws, and their actual consequences would be none, but he warned that a similar course of events should not be repeated. He pointed out that the silence of the absent MPs would increase the likelihood that their absence was intentional, and he awaited their admission of error and apologies. He considered it a positive aspect that none of the present MPs of the broadly understood opposition right voted for the laws or abstained. He claimed that this helps to protect the right against processes that he described as known in Western Europe. He added that those who, six years earlier, after the Constitutional Tribunal's ruling, predicted the inevitable "Zapaterization" were mistaken. Kita called for further struggle for the well-being of unborn and born children, as well as mothers, fathers, and families. He wrote that both good regulations and their effective enforcement are needed, including actions against groups he described as responsible for killing children. He also emphasized the need to avoid hostility towards those doing evil and to positively present values that — in his opinion — provide an answer to the spiritual void of hedonism. #polityka #prawaCzłowieka #działaniaSpołeczne (translated)
