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Natan Marcoń wrote that although he himself enjoyed conflicts, he did not consider the person from the linked material to be a "troublemaker," but rather a teenager from a pathological environment. He claimed that artificially promoting him in the dying Patogalia could lead to a drug overdose, and the people involved in this venture would squeeze 25 thousand out of the boy and abandon him, as they had done before, according to him. https://t.co/uSExMDZBe1 #narkotyki #patologia #młodzież (translated)

The author criticized a Supreme Court judge appointed by the KRS, which he described as "neoKRS" set up by PiS, and appointed by Nawrocki. He wrote that such individuals were promoted and introduced to the highest level of the judiciary within the framework of reforms, calling it a manifestation of degeneration and pathology. #SądNajwyższy #Polska #Reformy #PL (translated)

Max Hübner criticized Adam Szłapka, calling him a spreader of disinformation and asking why he only published a photo. He questioned whether he lacked the courage to show people's reactions to what he claimed were actions taken by the police on their orders against an innocent Polish reserve soldier and firefighter. He also accused him of limiting himself to stating that this is what the station reported, and in the end, he used an offensive term towards the recipients. https://t.co/J0hNZnblYO #polska #polityka #media (translated)

Max Hübner called Szłapka a disinformation agent and asked why he only published a photo. He accused him of not showing people's reactions to the actions of the police, which — according to Hübner — were taken on their orders against an innocent reserve soldier and firefighter. He also criticized the statement that the station made determinations and referred to the recipients of the post as a pathology. https://t.co/f1P7BFqr8s #Polska #dezinformacja #reakcje (translated)

The commentator referred to a statement by Zbigniew Bogucki about drugs among politicians. Bogucki allegedly said that avoiding checks on politicians holding important positions or sitting in parliament when suspicions arise is a pathology and a clear signal. The commentator described this situation as another absurdity of the state. #polityka #narkotyki #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

The article describes the informal hierarchy and rules prevailing in a correctional facility, where the boys, instead of following the regulations, create their own unwritten code that defines their place in the group and the way they interact with their environment. #ośrodekwychowawczy #hierarchia #patologia (translated)

Klaudia Krynicka wrote that among the fathers in her circle of friends and family, whose children were raised exclusively by mothers, there were men who — as she stated — did not use violence, did not abuse alcohol or drugs, and were not unfaithful. However, according to her, mothers left with small children, among other reasons due to boredom, in search of something better, or because reality did not meet their expectations. Krynicka added that fathers were obligated to pay alimony, and the opportunity to see the children depended on the mother's decision and mood. She asked how many women decided to leave and in how many cases the reason was escaping from violence or pathology, and in how many was the loss of happiness. #relacje #ojcostwo #problemyrodzinne (translated)

Dr. Krzysztof Pujdak criticized the proceedings regarding the tragedy described by him. He wrote that the presence of a specialist in the ward does not guarantee proper care if the doctor cannot perform or assess a basic abdominal ultrasound, and the hospital does not have an effective way to obtain the examination urgently. He described the translation that the ultrasound was not performed due to the lack of a radiologist as a manifestation of faulty organization, and the lack of these skills and capabilities as compromising. Pujdak also referred to the explanation that there was no pediatric surgery department, so no help could be provided. He stated that the absence of such a department does not exempt one from recognizing the threat, initiating treatment, and organizing assistance. He also accused pediatricians of a too-narrow diagnostic approach and pointed out that differential diagnosis should have considered, among other things, bowel obstruction and basic surgical causes. He noted that diagnosing hyperglycemia does not require — as he put it — "diagnostic virtuosity." As an example of efficient action, he described a model that, as he wrote, could function in Germany: the emergency department doctor begins the diagnosis, and when he cannot perform or interpret the ultrasound himself, he calls a prepared colleague, e.g., a pediatrician or general surgeon. He added that outside of standard working hours, between 5:00 PM and 7:30 AM, such a doctor could be on call and come to the hospital. After further examinations, a decision should be made about surgery on-site if the appropriate conditions and competencies are available or about the immediate transfer of the child to the appropriate center. According to Pujdak, bowel obstruction can be operated on by any county hospital that has surgery and anesthesiology. Pujdak wrote that mistakes occur in every system, including the one he works in. However, he deemed the explanations that one could not help due to the lack of a radiologist, department, or appropriate specialization as shocking. #zdrowie #medycyna #chirurgia (translated)

Szymon Jadczak described the match played at Łazienkowska as humiliating for the Polish league. He wrote that Legia fans learned on this occasion that the club collaborated with the police and officials of Rafał Trzaskowski to harm fans of another team. He accused Dariusz Mioduski, Marcin Herr and other Legia authorities of prioritizing concessions to people who did not want Wisła fans at the match over the principles of sports rivalry. He asked whether such actions could fall under Article 296 of the Penal Code. Jadczak also criticized the president of the PZPN, Cezary Kulesza, accusing him of failing to address a problem that, in his opinion, could have been mitigated by changing and enforcing regulations for three years. He pointed out the lack of guarantees for equal treatment of clubs and poor crisis management by the Ekstraklasa authorities. He also wrote that politicians limited the fight against violence in stadiums to posts on social media, while the services and officials subordinate to them made decisions favorable to the perpetrators. The author accused sports journalists of not verifying information and repeating the Legia’s statement, while a representative from the broadcasting company behaved like a spokesperson for the club instead of seeking the truth. He also criticized Canal Plus for avoiding openly talking about the league's problems. In his opinion, the admiration for Polish football masked its deep issues, which, as he wrote, later reflected in the performance of clubs in European cups and the national team. https://t.co/OE0UzZJ1Em #Ekstraklasa #LegiaWarszawa #Kibice (translated)

Sławomir Cenckiewicz acknowledged Jacek Karnowski's point of view and accused the state of fabricating accusations against people like him. He wrote that in 2024 he was unlawfully denied access to classified information, and the state lost this case in court. Cenckiewicz compared this to the case of a person whose name he did not mention. He claimed that this person used drugs and encouraged others to do so, yet still received the position of deputy minister and a seat in the parliament, with access to classified information with a "secret" clause — without verification. He described the situation as a manifestation of pathology and the decline of the state, surpassing the case of Kołodziejczak. #patologia #sprawiedliwość #polityka (translated)

Tomasz Ćwiąkała published a fragment of a conversation with Michael Ameyaw, who said that the fans of Raków Częstochowa did not read the names of Black players before matches, although they shouted the names of other players. He mentioned Yeboah, Otieno, and Seck. Ameyaw assessed that some fans were unfriendly towards him because of the color of his skin, as well as an incident from the time he played at Piast. He added that one person connected to the fans texted his fiancée not to worry because it was about a small group whose behavior was not supported by others. He emphasized that he did not want to lump all fans together. https://t.co/tKJ52KPeXP #rasizm #piłkaNożna #kibice (translated)

Mateusz Łoń wrote that algorithmic bubbles on TikTok portray mass murderers as heroes and role models. He claimed that the perpetrator of the attack in Wyszków is becoming an idol for the TCC community. He described the phenomenon as a pathology and a dangerous cult, calling for attention to the content that young people are consuming online. #TikTok #patologia #młodzież (translated)

A immunocompromised man has died at the Donostia Hospital in San Sebastián after contracting monkeypox from another patient with whom he shared a room, although doctors clarify that he died with the disease and not from it, due to his serious pre-existing conditions. #ViruelaDelMono #Mpox #Salud (translated)

Dawid Wildstein criticized the reactions to Karol Nawrocki's training with Manny Pacquiao. He wrote that the biggest sports media outlets in the world, not just boxing ones, noticed the training and reacted positively to it, which—he believes—brought international promotion to Poland. Wildstein accused Polish critics, including MP Trela and Zdrojewski from KO, of portraying the training as a glorification of fights and a source of shame. He claimed that such statements insulted millions of people training in boxing. He linked the critics to the influence of "Wyborcza" and TVN, using vulgar and offensive terms against them. He also wrote that individuals he described as being connected to Donald Tusk and Roman Giertych commented on foreign, including Philippine, websites to criticize Nawrocki and attack people praising Poland. He called the whole situation an absurdity and a reason for shame. #sport #Polska #hejt (translated)

The author wrote that the actions taken were meant to end the pathologies on the internet. He announced that the Sejm would adopt the act on digital services that day, which - he stated - would allow for the quick blocking of illegal content, including calls for violence and dangerous activities. #Internet #bezpieczeństwo #prawo #PL (translated)

Karol Michalak criticized the description he was responding to, claiming that each of its paragraphs contained "a load of nonsense." He used insulting terms towards people from all over Poland who — as he wrote — had made something up, accused PZPN of drinking alcohol instead of addressing the issue, and accused Legia of disregarding the regulations. He added that the description portrayed the club as if it were bravely fighting. #piłkaNożna #PZPN #LegiaWarszawa (translated)

Jacek Fogiel wrote that MP Berkowicz did not answer the question of whether he served in the military, and he reportedly told Justyna that he talks to journalists and does not use sexual terms towards women. Fogiel called such behavior a pathology in the Sejm and described it as an attack on a woman, referring to Ikea in this context. https://t.co/EHK0tpXQya #Polityka #Sejm #Dziennikarstwo (translated)