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Poland Minister for civil society / equal rights: "law shouldn't stop businesses turning away black customers"


Harry
11 May 2016  #1

I really am struggling to understand what the PIS lovers are doing. Are they having a competition to see who can say the stupidest thing? Or are they trying to say stupid things simply because they want to distract attention from how they're driving Poland into the mire?

Poland's equal rights tsar has drawn criticism from Facebook users, after stating that the law should not prevent private businesses such as hotels from refusing to accommodate black people.

Wojciech Kaczmarczyk, minister for civil society and equal rights, made the comment in response to questions from readers on his official Facebook page Dla Obywateli.

Full article here: inside-poland/t/polands-equalities-tsar-says-law-shouldnt-stop-businesses-turning-away-black-customers/

Clearly this moron needs to read the constitution of Poland and pay attention to article 32.2:

No one shall be discriminated against in political, social or economic life for any reason whatsoever.

Or is allowing businesses to practise apartheid one of the good changes The Dear Leader Chairman Kaczynski has been promising us?

Ironside
11 May 2016  #2

What are you talking about? Some kind of PiS bashing again? Maybe it is about the right of the owner to refuse to serve ...whomever they want?

Czopek2
11 May 2016  #3

@Harry. Stunning, I am gobsmacked.

delphiandomine
11 May 2016  #4

Or is allowing businesses to practise apartheid one of the good changes The Dear Leader Chairman Kaczynski has been promising us?

Disgusting, isn't it?

Just shows how desperately out of touch these people are - they're all the children of nomeklatura pretending not to be.

jon357
12 May 2016  #5

Or are they trying to say stupid things simply because they want to distract attention from how they're driving Poland into the mire?

With PIS, as with other far right groups there is often an ulterior motive - and most of the PIS cabinet have made a career out of intrigue. But yes, they are actually that stupid.

A new low. Yet another new low...

gregy741
12 May 2016  #6

Or is allowing businesses to practise apartheid one of the good changes The Dear Leader Chairman Kaczynski has been promising us?

or maybe ,you dont,could or are unable to understand,what he said...

pweeg3
12 May 2016  #7

Then explain it .

mafketis
12 May 2016  #8

This is an old libertarian talking point - economic activity should be completely voluntary on both sides and the coercive power of the state should not force people to deal with people against their will.

It's a defensible position but it's hard to discuss rationally as even otherwise sensible people get all jittery inside.

pweeg3
12 May 2016  #9

It's a defensible position but it's hard to discuss rationally

Isn't it his entire job to do precisely that? it looks like he is incompetent.

mafketis
12 May 2016  #10

I'm not interested in defending Kaczmarczyk. I'm just saying that whatever it is that he said (until and unless I read his remarks in the original language).

I'm just saying that in the idea of freedom of economic association for private individuals is not apartheid and portraying it as such does not help the cause of rational debate.

defending Kaczmarczyk. I'm just saying that whatever it is that he said

should read: "defending Kaczmarczyk and/or whatever it is that he said"

Honest Pole
12 May 2016  #11

Clearly this moron needs to read the constitution of Poland and pay attention to article 32.2:

He said it shouldn't so perhaps PiS is planning to change constitution in this regard.


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