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Janusz Korwin-Mikke 57m
Polish far-right politician and publicist (born 1942)

The author of the post argued that the law does not serve to protect children but rather to impose censorship, and accused the authorities of once again invoking the welfare of children. He expressed surprise that some parents support these regulations and assessed that this means handing over control of their children to the state. #cenzura #wolnośćsłowa #ochronadzieci #PL (translated)

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Katarzyna Kotula 2h
Polish politician

The author of the entry wrote that the presidential veto did not protect freedom of speech, but could ensure the impunity of Big Tech companies. He claimed that the law gave the state tools to protect children online and provided for the removal of materials depicting sexual exploitation of children within 24 hours. He also mentioned violence and threats, but did not elaborate on that topic. #WolnośćSłowa #BigTech #OchronaDzieci #PL (translated)

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Marianna Schreiber 3h
Polish educator, therapist, activist and model

The author wrote that in his opinion, without "our President," Donald Tusk would have already restricted the ability to express oneself freely. He argued that freedom of speech was an obstacle for Tusk, and Poland was close to a situation resembling Belarus, dominated by silence, fear, and a single prevailing narrative. He added that his community does not intend to give up. #WolnośćSłowa #Polska #Demokracja #BY (translated)

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Janusz Schwertner 3h
Polish journalist

The author wrote that the president opposed the censorship of content that is not in compliance with the law today. #prezydent #cenzura #wolnośćsłowa #PL (translated)

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Ewa Zajączkowska-Hernik 3h
Polish politician

The author praised President Nawrocki for vetoing what he described as the Tusk government's internet censorship law. He claimed that the bill would have allowed officials to block content without a court decision and would have become a dangerous tool. https://t.co/6rVhrk3XVP #Polska #Internet #WolnośćSłowa #PL (translated)

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Arkadiusz Myrcha 5h
Polish politician and deputy

The author of the post accused the president of ignoring the well-being of Polish children once again and siding with online hate, which he called — as he wrote — a deception of freedom of speech. #Polska #WolnośćSłowa #Dzieci #PL (translated)

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Polish politician and deputy

The author of the post wrote that freedom of speech does not include threats, fraud, or harming children, and expressed regret that — in his opinion — Mr. Nawrocki did not understand this. #wolnośćsłowa #prawaDzieci #sprawiedliwość #PL (translated)

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Donald Tusk 6h
Prime Minister of Poland (2007–2014; since 2023)

"Protecting children from online criminals. It is hard to imagine a more important issue that should unite us beyond political divisions. And yet he vetoed it" – wrote Donald Tusk on platform X. #OchronaDzieci #WetoPrezydenta #WolnośćSłowa (translated)

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Krzysztof Śmiszek 6h
Polish lawyer, politician, human rights activist and university lecturer

The author wrote that the politician, concerned about the restriction of freedom of speech due to the government's planned ban on publishing calls for suicide and child pornography, should — in his opinion — be in prison. #wolnośćsłowa #polityka #bezpieczeństwo #PL (translated)

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Dariusz Matecki 7h
Polish politician (born 1989)

The author of the entry supported President Nawrocki's veto and indicated that one of his main reasons was opposition to preventive censorship. He wrote that the law granted government administration authorities the power to arbitrarily decide on blocking content on the internet. https://t.co/ZFwIqOyAeX #Cenzura #Weto #WolnośćSłowa #PL (translated)

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Paulina Hennig-Kloska 7h

The decision sparked a wave of comments online. "The president again stood up to defend the internet sewer," wrote Minister Paulina Hennig-Kloska. #WolnośćSłowa #Cenzura #DigitalServicesAct (translated)

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Monika Rosa 7h
Polish political scientist, politician and deputy

The author of the post wrote that the president vetoed the law aimed at increasing internet user safety again. He pointed to the sexual abuse of children, incitement to suicide, human trafficking, and commissioning murders, assessing that these are crimes, not manifestations of freedom of speech or controversial content. (translated)

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Grzegorz Rzeczkowski 7h

The author of the post accused the president of siding with Russian troll farms and bot networks under the pretext of defending freedom of speech, which the author described as the Kremlin's weapon in the fight against the West. He assessed the president's decision as catastrophic and compromising. #WolnośćSłowa #Polityka #Propaganda #RU #PL (translated)

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Sławomir Kalinowski 7h
Polish economist

The author of the post expressed confusion over Nawrocki's veto. He wrote that the regulations were supposed to speed up the removal of illegal content from the internet, and he assessed that freedom of speech does not justify harming people, and the safety of children should take precedence over political disputes. He ended with a question about how many more times this will need to be repeated. https://t.co/Ks2cse8I7C #WolnośćSłowa #BezpieczeństwoDzieci #Prawo #PL (translated)

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Krzysztof Mulawa 7h
Polish politician

The author praised President Karol Nawrocki for vetoing the law implementing the EU DSA. He claimed that its provisions threatened freedom of speech and enabled the blocking of content on the internet. He assessed that the decision was correct and opposed censorship and the restriction of freedom of speech. https://t.co/fwYpd7VejJ #WolnośćSłowa #Cenzura #Prezydent #PL (translated)

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Sławomir Mentzen 7h
Polish economist and politician (born 1986)

The author wrote that President Karol Nawrocki vetoed another attempt to censor the internet, in his opinion. He positively assessed this decision and stated that freedom of speech should not be allowed to be restricted. #WolnośćSłowa #Cenzura #Internet #PL (translated)

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Oskar Szafarowicz 8h
Polish politician

The author of the post opposed censorship on the internet and wrote that the web should remain a space for freedom of speech. He also informed that President Karol Nawrocki vetoed the bill implementing the EU directive DSA. https://t.co/SAVFNTcwDc #wolnośćsłowa #cenzura #Internet #EU (translated)

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Witold Zembaczyński🇵🇱 12h
Polish politician and deputy

The author of the entry deemed that delaying the signing of the law intended to protect people from crimes was extremely irresponsible. He accused the person who was supposed to sign it of looking for justification for inaction regarding child sexual exploitation, human trafficking, and incitement under the pretext of defending freedom of speech until the last moment. #ochronadludzi #wolnośćsłowa #prawo #PL (translated)

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Oskar Szafarowicz 15h
Polish politician

The author of the entry claimed that the government intends to restrict Poles' access to public information and described it as a regime rejecting transparency and the openness of public life. https://t.co/eCq3CHlCye #Transparentność #InformacjaPubliczna #WolnośćSłowa #PL (translated)

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Onet.pl 1d

Jacek Karnowski, editor-in-chief of wPolsce24, condemned the actions of the police demanding the release of journalistic materials related to the protests in front of the Constitutional Tribunal, considering them disturbing and threatening to freedom of speech, which was also confirmed by Jarosław Kaczyński, arguing that the assault on independent media is ongoing. #WolnośćSłowa #Media #TajemnicaDziennikarska (translated)

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