r/europe Jun 01 '25

Data Polish Presidential Elections exit poll

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u/veevoir Europe Jun 01 '25

Any result that is not a Nawrocki win will be soon "problematic", the right already laid a lot of groundwork into convincing their voters that either they win - or election are stolen. They will pull the US trick.

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u/Karlsefni1 Italy Jun 01 '25

I’m sick of this playbook. There should be serious consequences if you accuse of stealing an election once proven wrong

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u/Necrophilicgorilla Jun 01 '25

I agree. This bullshit shouldn't be taken lightly

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u/TightManPuhsey Jun 01 '25

Slippery slope for actualy stolen elections imo

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u/WitAndWonder Jun 01 '25

I assume that's where the burden of proof comes in.

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u/Beginning_Prior7892 Jun 01 '25

A tyrannical of government always has enough “burden of proof” lmao

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u/frotnoslot Jun 01 '25

That’s the next part of the strategy. If you accuse your opponent of something, then when you do it you’re just playing according to the new “rules of the game” you just arbitrarily defined.

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u/Laffenor Norway Jun 01 '25

That's literally the point of the strategy.

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u/SchighSchagh Romania Jun 02 '25

I mean ok, but not imposing penalties is very slippery too. Cf all the Trump stuff

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u/jdm1891 Jun 02 '25

If your opponent really is stealing elections they won't care too much about following the law either way.

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u/WafflePartyOrgy Austria Jun 01 '25

You can't "prove" a negative, which is why this will never stop being a favorite tactic of the far right, that and their comfort with just constantly selling their supporters complete bullshit.

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u/biggesthumb Jun 01 '25

What happened to brazils last president? 🤔🤔🤔

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u/4862skrrt2684 Jun 01 '25

Just postpone those consequences for 4 years, win the post next time and then walk free 

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u/composedmason Jun 01 '25

The Invisible smelly hand of Peter Thiel at work

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u/JustSomeArbitraryGuy Jun 01 '25

Consequences from what authority?

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u/JuliusMartinsen Norway Jun 01 '25

In a rational world the consequences would be that they lose all credibility and the trust of the people, and therefore have no chance of ever winning any public office again.

That’s still the case right? /s

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u/StraightOuttaHeywood Jun 02 '25

There should also be serious consequences if you receive funding from Russia. Political parties in Europe should be expected by law to declare the origins of all donations.

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u/SantiBigBaller Jun 02 '25

This has not happened yet

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u/Glavurdan Montenegro Jun 01 '25

Sadly it's a win-win strategy.

Either they win or they say elections are stolen

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u/helm Sweden Jun 01 '25

The sacrifice is democracy and trust in institutions.

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u/thedefenses Jun 01 '25

Lucky for them, they don't care about either.

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u/Zalack Jun 01 '25

As an American, my perception was that Europe was way better inoculated against this kind of bullshit. Crazy to see a comment thread that could have easily been about our last few elections across the pond.

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u/ibuprophane United Kingdom Jun 01 '25

Populism is a global trend.

Everything thanks to internet spreads like wildfire.

Sometimes it helps, most of the time it harms, because people have the attention span of a horsefly and don’t care to learn History beyond 15sec tiktok videos.

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u/Classic-Progress-397 Jun 02 '25

It's not the internet, it's wealth consolidation under a handful of sociopaths, who have decided to ruin the world.

UNTIL WE TAX THESE MFRS, the right will continue to win. They buy every election around the globe at this point.

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u/ibuprophane United Kingdom Jun 02 '25

I agree with you. I just don’t know if it’s too late for taxes. Maybe pitchforks and torches are the answer.

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u/Classic-Progress-397 Jun 02 '25

Sure, but after the reset, we need to remember what happened when we let the sociopaths have whatever they whined for. Never again.

And conservatism (might as well call it sycophantism) can go away and die somewhere alone. It is a failed political point of view, and it always has been.

So bring down your hammer, sociopaths, and destroy as much as you can before we take our planet back. We will never forget how destructive and hateful you are.

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u/hesh582 Jun 02 '25

For a very long time political scientists used to say that America was inoculated against this "very European" political disease.

This isn't new and it defined the 20th century for much of Europe. The US is just properly discovering it for the first time and reexporting it back across the pond.

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u/Brova15 Jun 02 '25

It’s like nobody reads fucking history anymore. “Europe inoculated against this”? Seriously some dumb shit I’ve read today.

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u/Shot_Sprinkles7597 Jun 02 '25

Poland has always looked up to the US, it is not representative of Europe

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u/Science-Recon Einheit in Vielfalt Jun 01 '25

Or they do and it’s the goal.

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u/DemoN_M4U Jun 01 '25

They don’t care.

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u/helm Sweden Jun 01 '25

Oh, they do, it’s a bonus

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u/DPSOnly The Netherlands Jun 01 '25

If Tusk didn't get elected, democracy wouldn't have been required for this election. Little PiSsboys were already very far with dismantling democracy.

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u/Crowsby Jun 02 '25

If conservatives become convinced that they can not win democratically, they will not abandon conservatism. The will reject democracy.

David Frum, who was a speech writer for George W Bush, wrote that about Republicans in the US, but it's clearly a global concept, and also no longer a hypothetical situation as we're learning.

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u/slicerprime United States of America Jun 01 '25

Unfortunatly there's no such thing as an inherently trustworthy institution or form of government. I mean, yeah, "Of course there isn't". But, my point is that all you have to do to predict where even a democratic government is going to fail its citizens is the state of the citizenry. If society is unhealthy, government is going to go govern unhealthily.

When it comes right down to it, the people only have themselves to blame. If collectively we buy into bullshit and put bullshit into office, it's disingenuous for even the opposition to play the innocent and cry foul and failure of trust.

My own country...perfect example. As essentially a "centrist", I'm WAY angrier at an impotent opposition than I am at the far-right. We weren't sold a bill of goods. We got precisely what we voted for. The only way anyone can act surprised at the last few months is if they're idiots.

If we're completely honest with ourselves, Trump was actually an unusually open book for a politician. Anyone with half a brain could have predicted that the current state of affairs was not only possible. It was highly likely. And the left failed miserably to do their job and provide a convincing balance for an electorate that was enamoured of an extreme.

Anyone on the left, and especially in whatever "centre" we might have, that sits back and blames the other side should shut the fuck up, take responsibility, and get to work bringing things back into balance among us the citizens if we ever hope to have anything trustworthy internally and respected internationally again.

Unfortunately, given the two party system, it's more likely than ever before that we will end up bouncing back and forth between an extremist right and some equally dangerous new "extremist" left.

I know that, so far, the left in the US has presented a more egalitarian front. But it would be folly to assume even that history can't find plenty of ways to devolve further itself into unhealthy governance. In order to restore the health of government, "we the people" have to recover first.

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '25

They can cry all they want

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u/t_hab Jun 01 '25

Heads I win, tails you lose.

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u/zherok Jun 01 '25

Either they win or they say elections are stolen

Trump demonstrates you can just do both, claiming fraud even when you do win.

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u/DanielAlves1904 Jun 01 '25

Seems to be a right-wing playbook, these days.

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u/-Gh0st96- Romania Jun 02 '25

They immediately did this in Romania a couple of weeks ago lol. They lost (with a wider margin than what's happening in Poland now) and then they tried to appeal the results lol

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u/luigitheplumber France Jun 02 '25

A non-braindead electorate would punish this kind of rhetoric if it turns out to be baseless. But all over the world voters seem to have a moronic "if's there's smoke there's fire mindset"

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u/vergorli Jun 01 '25

democrats have the option of not fucking the middleclass over and get some actual love.

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u/Emilia963 United States of America Jun 01 '25

The news is about an election result in poland, why do you guys make it about my country? This is hilariously cringe

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u/WarmFoothills Europa Jun 01 '25

Why are you making it about your country? You do know that there are democratic parties in European countries as well right? Social democrats, christian democrats, liberal democrats... Generally parties that are more in the centre of the poltical spectrum.

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u/Emilia963 United States of America Jun 01 '25

Do you guys really generalize all of them as democrats?

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u/WarmFoothills Europa Jun 01 '25

The person you responded to did. There is no reason to assume they would talking about a political party on another continent when talking about politics on the European subreddit.

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u/Emilia963 United States of America Jun 01 '25

Do you read his response to my comment?

For him, democrats = far right parties

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u/vergorli Jun 02 '25

A I see. My fat fingers deleted a word. A d herr I was wondering if i am the insane one or the other ones.

fixed it.

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u/vergorli Jun 01 '25 edited Jun 02 '25

Democrats is not a trademarked word. Its the word I use to describe #the ones that are opposing# farright parties which have typically not so democratic intentions for the future.

*: edited a brainfart

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u/frotnoslot Jun 01 '25

I think you misspoke here, because what you said is contradictory. You said you use “democrats” to refer to parties that are opposed to democracy.

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u/vergorli Jun 01 '25

the democratic parties ruled most of europe in the last 30 years and pretty much sold out the middle class to neoliberalistic ideas. This resulted in a very small elitistic group and a very wide middleclass with next to no hope of owning a house or becoming wealthy. This is not the work of the farright, its caused by democratic parties. The farright just knows how to funnel the resulting anger into opportunistic goals for themselves.

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u/frotnoslot Jun 02 '25

Ok, so the “democrats” are not the “farright” in your terminology. That’s all I was trying to clarify.

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u/vergorli Jun 02 '25

A now I see my error. half of my sentence was missing. Sorry.

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u/Emilia963 United States of America Jun 01 '25

I don’t know what you are currently drinking or smoking but what in the world are you talking about?

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u/vergorli Jun 01 '25

I don't know what your problem is? We habe one pro EU democratic guy and the obligatoric farright guy. As always in the last few dozen elections in the last 20 years.

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u/HaRDCOR3cc Jun 01 '25

hasnt this just become the go-to in general?

are we just going to ignore romania etc? either you win, or its stolen, or it was russian influence, or it was... etc etc.

lets not pretend this whole "reject election result, demand new election until we get our way" is limited to one side.

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u/lastoflast67 Jun 02 '25

It’s only a win-win if the political establishment is arrogant enough to believe it doesn’t need to prove its legitimacy to those in the electorate being told the system is failing.

If people come of thier high horse and speak to those people aswell and be willing to make some intellectual concessions you dont get election denials, but the political class in the west in a lot of places would rather just throw away credibility then make reasonable concessions.

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u/sebixi Jun 01 '25

They tried this in Romania too, but the results were way too obvious here to try to pull off any of that shit. My thoughts are with my polish brothers and sisters tonight <3

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u/Nerioner The Netherlands Jun 01 '25

Well now real job only begins in Romania and Poland. Because if we do nothing, in next elections it is a clean sweep for far right.

We need to counterbalance them at the very least and push back ideally

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u/Jackmerious Jun 01 '25

That’s why they need to get into office and implement some real reforms that actually matter to people. Things that will help them. Don’t waste time on nonsense. Do so much good that it won’t matter what the Fascists say.

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u/GolemancerVekk 🇪🇺 🇷🇴 Jun 01 '25

Yeah the problem is that reform hurts and it's easy to twist it as "see what those mean guys are doing to you".

But what really gets on my tits is when the party that ruined the economy, and still got the most seats in Parliament somehow, decide to go into opposition for the duration of the reform so they aren't the bad guy.

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u/ieatcavemen United Kingdom Jun 01 '25

How did that work out for Biden? Good governance and actions to benefit the populace have no effect on a radicalised population that is inoculated from hearing any positive news about anyone who isn't a fascist.

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u/Jackmerious Jun 01 '25

I think the problem with what happened over here was that the positive economic improvements made during his administration were overshadowed by reports of his mental fitness, and it wasn’t helped by the media, or by our absolutely lazy ass voting populace who stayed home because “both sides are the same!” I’m honestly not sure how the Polish or Romanian media handle fascist politicians there.

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u/sudoku7 Jun 02 '25

Lots of contributors and it was close in the end, so it is absolutely possible that any one little thing could cause a significant change.

With that out of the way, it felt closer to the bits with Bush v Clinton. The economy wasn't really that bad relative to the prevailing circumstance, yet people still felt economic pain, so they voted for a change. Folks experiencing economic hardships (real or perceived) aren't won over by telling them that they are actually doing well.

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u/DonMikoDe_LaMaukando Jun 01 '25

The number of deporations rose by 90% in 2024 under Biden, thats not leaving the border open.

The Republicans also killed his bill for better border control.

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u/martyqscriblerus Jun 01 '25

Good governance and actions to benefit the populace have no effect on a radicalised population that is inoculated from hearing any positive news about anyone who isn't a fascist.

He already said it, you don't need to show up to prove it

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u/FamilySpy Jun 01 '25

Biden was better than expected, but ultimately is one of the worst democratic presidents. And being mentally and potientially pysically unwell while not informing the public or even setting up a successor is not ok.

He barely won in 2020 against Trump, this should have been a slame dunk easy win, a ham sandwich could have won, it was clear early on his messaging at best was mediocore.

Immigration was a weakness as he continued trump era policy (seperating families etc), but was attacked by right for being weak on boarder, if no one likes ur position and its morally wrong maybe change it.

Good governance and decent marketing should work, Biden is not a counter-example.

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u/Mnemnosyne Jun 02 '25

Those are nice but not enough. Biden utterly failed at his most important task: making sure that anyone in government who did even the tiniest illegal thing was prosecuted to the maximum possible extent. And quickly (as in, trials resolved before the election).

Because as long as there's no consequences and the people doing shit aren't punished, they will do it again and again until they succeed by whatever means necessary. I hope Romanian and Polish leaders understand that and will act accordingly.

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u/SchighSchagh Romania Jun 02 '25

Biden forgot to actually explain to everyone everything he accomplished. And he was a centrist who didn't really accomplish enough to get anyone actually excited for him/Dem party.

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u/sebixi Jun 01 '25

For sure, and I think if anyone can be the reformist doing the 'real work' needed to be done, it is Nicusor and hopefully a lot of the young people the voted for him. It is however right because besides the far-right you are also fighting the dinosaur political establishment in the PSD and some elements of the PNL which is are harmful and toxic forces in romanian society. This is coming from a person with leftist values. Our left is garbage and sadly we don't have a real progressive/left political force in Romania :(

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u/GyroZeppeliFucker Jun 01 '25

In poland Zandberg has been getting more and more popular lately, so if he doesnt stop being active in what hes doing, he might get popular enough to balance out Mentzen (or Bosak) in the next election

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u/PensiveinNJ Jun 01 '25

Political parties need to wise up about how the far right weaponizes social media platforms (even more obscure ones) to recruit. They were miles ahead of democratic establishments in understanding how to utilize algorithms, and it's been depressing how slow democracies have been to respond. Cambridge Analytica was pioneering those techniques in the first Trump election almost a decade ago now.

Hearing that Kamala had blown a lot of her massive fundraising number on a "ground game" (door knocking, etc.) was infuriating. The Republicans ran circles around us because they're miles ahead in understanding how to spread disinformation and persuade people over social media.

If your political parties aren't understanding how potent a tool this is to persuade people to both veer to the right and to vote then there's going to be more shock losses in the future.

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u/gesocks Jun 01 '25

Problem is in Poland they still controll the courts that decide about it. So even if it's clear, they can pull it off..

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u/Zixxus Jun 01 '25

They cancelled the election the first time when they got results they didn't like. You don't live in a democracy.

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u/sebixi Jun 01 '25

Sure, and voting for the far-right nazbol who wanted to outlaw political parties, praised our WW2 fascist leadership, and believes in divine communication with aliens would have entirely definitely would have made our democratic system better buddy.

The fault of the system was not cancelling the elections when they happened. It was allowing people like Georgescu and Simion to candidate in the first place.

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u/No_Phrase5383 Jun 01 '25

you mean the EU using fake votes ? 😭

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u/alansmithofficiall Jun 01 '25

convincing their voters that either they win - or election are stolen.

Christ. Are we really going down this path where the right just lie their asses off about fucking everything and a shit load of people just believe them.

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u/BelgijskaFlaga Jun 01 '25 edited Jun 01 '25

yes. Unless lying in a political context is punished- And I mean actually punished, with fines (progressive, and big enough to dent in even the finances of the entire political party that stands behind the politician/candidate caught lying, and if they won't stop then hitting them with further, bigger, fines, big enough to bankrupt them and all their supporters, and if they just keep doing it anyway then with even further, even bigger fines, big enough to bankrupt even the billionaires supporting them) being stripped of the right to candidate in elections for X number of years, being stripped of the parliamentary immunity, (if the politician caught lying was a parliament/senate member) and potentially even prison if the lie was exceptionally egregious/they just kept repeating it through the fines etc. And not just with a slap on the wrist and moral condemnation from mainstream media like what happens today when rightoids and fascists spread 2137th lie this week. Then lying is OP, and there is no negative cost of doing it, and therefore no point in NOT doing it, because in the current age of online media, you can sell anything and everything to most people if you just keep repeating the lies often and loudly enough.

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u/uniqueworld20 Jun 01 '25

Absolutely, exactly the same. Ruin the people behind it and calm will return

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '25 edited Jun 20 '25

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u/BelgijskaFlaga Jun 02 '25 edited Jun 02 '25

letting 20 oligarchs freely use their fortunes to pay off lackeys and use every piece of media apparatus they own/control to lie their asses off into political victories, to erode our hard fought for rights and privileges, to turn us into their serfs again: A thing that has been creeping up in basically every country in the western world since at least 2008, sounds infinitely more dystopian to me than bankrupting them for attempting to do so.

Walls and ramparts are only as protective as the guards that man them, and engineers that maintain them. Every system, every defense, every institution not properly upkept will be climbed over, eroded, dug-through, or otherwise bypassed and destroyed over time: democracy, human rights, labour rights, and social security networks, things millions of our ancestors bled and died for for us to enjoy, are no different.

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u/Oberst_Kawaii Europe Jun 01 '25

I'm sorry but that means democracy is already cooked. The right has simply abandoned it.

Every single right-wing populist party needs to be banned just outright at this point.

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u/2nd_Life_Retro Jun 01 '25

100%. This is and has always been the end-game for right-wing politics. I can't think of a single nation with a sizeable conservative population that didn't eventually turn authoritarian as they gained and consolidated power. It is in the interest of every normal person around the planet to ban anything further than center-right politics.

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u/Sarmi7 Jun 01 '25

"everyone else should be banned"

Well thats not a Very centre right thing to say

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u/Oberst_Kawaii Europe Jun 01 '25

There were times when most Western countries were solidly conservative and significantly more socially authoritarian, specifically towards women, LGBT folks, foreigners etc. And the right-wing parties were also often using populist and low-IQ arguments.

Yet the political consensus held, right-wingers would concede lost elections. They wouldn't brazenly try to act outside the law. They didn't sell out their countries to malign foreign interests.

I don't know what happened. I could name a few possible reasons, but nothing can ultimately explain this madness.

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u/SechsComic73130 Jun 02 '25

I'll give you a hint for the reason:

Starts with M, ends with Y.

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u/Ok-Anteater_6635x Jun 02 '25

This is the IQ of the average Redditor.

You are more dumb than the average person in the real-world.

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u/J_wit_J Jun 01 '25

They believe it to justify their hate. The right is obsessed with hating minorities. Take your pick of whatever minority, but people who identify as lgbtq seem to be their favorite targets. 

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u/suciagirl Jun 01 '25

American here. Yes, yes this is currently the stupidly horrible path the world is on. Trust me, currently hate this timeline.

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u/LushenZener Jun 02 '25

People are most readily convinced to what they want to believe in the first place, and the lie that they're the noble underdogs beset by sinners is more easily digested than the truth that they're in the wrong.

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u/iHaku Jun 01 '25

thats not a right-wing exclusive strategy. both sides have nutjobs that cry election fraud if they arent the winners.

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u/alansmithofficiall Jun 02 '25

Lying, misinformation, denying facts, etc. are almost all an exclusive trait of the right these days.

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u/iHaku Jun 02 '25

i suppose in the end you choose to believe what you wanna believe, but the right certainly doesnt have a monopoly on lying and missinformation.

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u/alansmithofficiall Jun 02 '25

A monopoly, no, but they have way more claim to them than the left.

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u/Machine__Learning Jun 01 '25

The same thing happened in Romania when the far right candidate lost

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u/Tankette55 Jun 01 '25

He did get shut dowj immediately though

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u/RayphistJn Jun 01 '25

Not really,he's still at it . Keeps barking all over the internet the elected president is not legitimate. The guy is a form of scum other scum learn from

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u/Mykytagnosis Jun 01 '25

Russian money gives him energy to persevere and write those posts

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u/Circusonfire69 Jun 01 '25

Time to put some democratic muzzle.

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u/Ok_Passage8433 Jun 01 '25

Muzzle isn’t democratic

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u/Mysteryo1989 Jun 02 '25

And we are still sorry for that.

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u/Ok_Passage8433 Jun 01 '25

What is “far right” about the guy?

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u/Rumlings Poland Jun 01 '25

PiS have been doing it entire day.

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u/Chewe_dev Bucharest Jun 01 '25

Is there a place where you can look for live counting?

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u/iCollectApple RO -> NL -> AT Jun 01 '25

Oh wow, it really shows he's friends with Simion.

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u/youngfartsmella Romania Jun 01 '25

happened in Romania, it will happen in Poland too. Simion and Nawrocki will say France, or whoever, rigged the election

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u/freshtoxick Jun 01 '25

I can't wait to hear how George Soros and Ursula screwed up this election. God, Europe can't escape this narrative that is invented by Russia.

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u/UltraCynar Canada Jun 01 '25

Seems to be a problem worldwide thanks to the IDU and the shit stain that is Stephen Harper leading it

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u/michalsosn Jun 01 '25

Interesting. It's usually Germany that's the scapegoat here

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u/soulstormfire Germany Jun 01 '25

Hold up, what did I miss?
Since when is France the arch enemy and not Germany as is tradition to the Polish reactionaries?

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u/Tschetchko Kingdom of Württemberg (Germany) Jun 01 '25

Because both candidates are anti German (as is tradition when it's election time, a good and proven strategy)

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u/the_TIGEEER Slovenia Jun 01 '25 edited Jun 01 '25

And THAT. Ladies and gentelment. Is exactly. Why I hated Trump since 2020 and why I spamed about him on my instagram stories. I don't care about a singleee of his economic polecies the fact that he refused to accept election results and didn't get his career destroyed is insane and a problem for all of us. People would say shit like "haha.. Americans are so dumb for having a Trump in their poletics"... I said since day 1.. Trump will echo into Europe. With Trumps sucess European idiots like him will atempt the same playbook. That is why an American president not accepting the results of an election was so insanly bad for all of the free world.

I got downvoted in European subs when I kept saying in 2020 that: like it or not the USA is the leader of the free world and if their democracy starts to faulter that will echo into Europe.

Trump is not Julius Caesar of the USA and it's allies. He is the people who came before him and enabled him. The Julius Caesar of the free world is still to come. Someone smarter then him and with an even bigger disregard for our institutions for his personal gain. But absolutly enabled by Dobald Trump and his voters.

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u/Jlx_27 The Netherlands Jun 01 '25

You didnt hate him before 2020?....

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u/Emilia963 United States of America Jun 01 '25

Jesus calm down, the US election is over, get over it

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u/the_TIGEEER Slovenia Jun 01 '25

Exactly the typw of shit I'm talking about^

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u/Emilia963 United States of America Jun 01 '25

Just move on and live your normal life

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u/the_TIGEEER Slovenia Jun 01 '25

An a political society is a wet dream for a dictator.

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u/the_TIGEEER Slovenia Jun 01 '25

That's how you get Faschisem

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u/Barnyard_Rich United States of America Jun 01 '25

Nah, as an American, we deserve to have this pointed out. We are the reason election denialism is so popular worldwide right now. We are aggressively spreading our cancer over the formerly free world, though luckily some nations have been able to fight it off.

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u/Emilia963 United States of America Jun 01 '25

Speak for yourself

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u/Barnyard_Rich United States of America Jun 01 '25

In this very election, Poles living in the US and Canada voted for election denialism.

It's very much part of the story no matter how much you cry about people being civically literate.

Edit: Oh shit, there's an entire subreddit dedicated to crying about how unfair and mean the rest of the world is to the US, and this person posts on it! I promise we are not all as weak and simple as this person.

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u/Emilia963 United States of America Jun 01 '25

how much you cry about people being civically literate

You are literally the one crying over this

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u/Barnyard_Rich United States of America Jun 01 '25

Kid, you left your crying far right cult bubble r/AmericaBad to come cry at people out in another sub that isn't controlled by your cult.

That you're not used to being laughed at directly to your face is a result of choosing to isolate yourself in a cult.

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u/Emilia963 United States of America Jun 01 '25

Calm down, grandpa

If you feel guilty about some Europeans committing election denialism, then speak for yourself

Just calm down and take your meds, okay?

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u/Barnyard_Rich United States of America Jun 01 '25

I will admit I'm laughing so hard at the posts on that sub that I am near tears. My favorite is the one about parental leave, and in the comments everyone admits the data is TECHNICALLY TRUE, but it hurts your precious little feelings so no one should be able to point it out.

And you're all shocked when other nations don't want to be as weak as your cult.

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u/geotech03 Poland Jun 01 '25

I hear this shit every elections and somehow it is never like that

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u/veevoir Europe Jun 01 '25

Last elections they did not have the mess in the High Court they made after that. Which opens a way for PiS party stooges to even try to invalid the elections. That is a nuclear option though, but for them it might be to be or not to be.

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u/Prudent_Bench_3490 Jun 01 '25

Not for presidential elections, imo. Next, in two years, are more important. Then... Perhaps... They would pull this off. Terrible 😞

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u/Username1213141 RO | United States of Europe Jun 01 '25

literally what happened in Romania lmao

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u/Void-Cooking_Berserk Poland Jun 01 '25

The only thing I heard is that if Nawrocki wins and they call the election invalid and make the Marshall of Sejm into the President instead - that's the stolen election.

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u/Aldenar1795 Jun 01 '25

It's not like KO was contesting previous presidental election same way, right? Right?

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u/Rapa2626 Jun 01 '25

Funny how every single far right nutjob follows that same path if they lose. And some people keep falling for it.

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u/Reutermo Sweden Jun 02 '25

Americas biggest export is really right wing talking points and mentalities. A friends sister suddenly started talking about chem trails last year. It have never ever been a real discussion about that in Sweden, and we used to make fun of American conspiracy theories about them in the 90s, but she is a lonely woman who spends all her time in American online spaces, so now she believe that the Swedish government is trying to control us through airplane toxins.

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u/ActionManMLNX Jun 01 '25

every 5 years, there will be less and less of PIS voters.

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u/Benj_FR Jun 01 '25

I hope for you because that's not what we are seeing right now in France. And for that I blame the different parties that are or have been in power.

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u/cinek5885 Jun 01 '25

Less PiS voters but more of Braun and Mentzen and it's hard to say which one is worse

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u/Careful_Oil6208 Jun 01 '25

Only the cult members believe that way in the US

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u/Arktur Jun 01 '25

At least they don't have the US trick of the Electoral College, so we don't have to worry about some "he won but actually lost" BS.

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u/nops_lx Jun 01 '25

They did it in Romania as well. They are blaming France and Macron for interfering and stealing the election.

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u/folk_science Jun 01 '25

I wouldn't be so worried. This election is less about who you like more, but about who you hate more. If one of the candidates claims the election was stolen (and doesn't provide hard evidence), most people will just shrug because they don't like him anyway.

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u/sebivaleriu Jun 01 '25

in romania the right did the same and the sentimemt lasted for a week or so, people already started forgetting or not carrying about it

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u/Goldballz Jun 01 '25

Why is the right always getting their election stolen? Are they stupid?

/s

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u/jmtrader2 Jun 01 '25

But when Hillary lost it was “rigged” when Al gore lost it was “rigged” I mean you all say the same things

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u/veevoir Europe Jun 01 '25

I mean you all say the same things

Ah, the strawman "we". Niether Hilary or Al ever lost or won in Poland. And in the actual past Polish elections - center or left in did not play the "rigged" card. Tbf right in Poland also did not until recently - after they saw it when Biden won in the US and Trump started an insurrection. Since then they prepare the ground in every election and tryt o push the stolen election narrations.

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u/JackfruitSure4795 Jun 01 '25

Same thing was tried in Romania and it ended up like a flat tire.

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u/Extension-Carry-8067 Jun 01 '25

Will that work?

Canada tried that but it didn’t really get any traction, even the conservative candidate that lost came out against the idea.

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u/Laffenor Norway Jun 01 '25

Any result that is a Nawrocki win will soon be problematic.

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u/Okramthegreat Jun 02 '25

Like when the Democrats said the Russians stole the election

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u/Consistent-Soil-1818 Jun 02 '25

"US trick" lol, ok ... as if Trumpsters were smart enough to organize and communicate that effectively without Russia. It's more a "KGB trick" than anything else.

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u/Great_Kaiserov Lesser Poland (Poland) Jun 29 '25

That comment's pretty funny from the perspective of time

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u/pisowiec Lesser Poland (Poland) 27d ago

And meanwhile it was Giertych and Lis who did exactly what you predicted...

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u/AnalphabeticPenguin Poland Jun 01 '25

You really think if Nawrocki will win, everyone would be fine with that?

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u/veevoir Europe Jun 01 '25

Fine? No. Will people scream election is stolen? Nope, last time the election result turned over night and Trzaskowski lost - it did not happen. Undermining trust in elections is a right-wing trick.

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u/AnalphabeticPenguin Poland Jun 01 '25

Late poll in. We may actually see what's gonna happen but I don't remember if we had a case in Poland that someone after calling elections rigged actually followed through with some actions.

Some voices from the right were suggesting something like in Romania can happen if Nawrocki will win.

Full results should be tomorrow around 10.

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u/_CatLover_ Jun 01 '25

"The Romanian", just redo elections until the correct candidate wins

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u/Dazzling_Bell_8181 Jun 01 '25

Are you really claiming that anyone left of Nawrocki wouldn't dispute the election results if it were close?

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u/veevoir Europe Jun 01 '25

The evidence from last elections, both parliamentary and presidential one (also very close) would support that assessment.