If Nawrocki hadn't behaved like a spoiled brat who takes his toys and goes home when he doesn't like something, but had signed this law right away, we would have had it over two months ago. But no. It had to be sent back to the Constitutional Tribunal, which today is more of a circus than a Tribunal, to put on a show, to demonstrate how tough and unyielding he is, and then to sign the solution anyway. And now Nawrocki comes out and tells Poles about fuel priced at 5.19 zł. No way. Because the money that people spent on more expensive refueling over these weeks has already been spent. No one is giving it back. It won’t return to the household budget just because the president's political calculation changed after two months. And that's why this whole story about Poland and Poles is so hollow. Real people's money is at stake here. Their savings. Their sense of security. And then he looks at the polls, and indeed, he can sign it. Mocking people. (translated)
