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#richardstallman na temat działań polskiego rządu:

25 April 2016 (Poland trying to take over museum)

Poland's anti-human-rights government is trying to take control of a new museum built the history of World War II, so as to use it for political purposes.

I must agree with the Polish state that the term "Nazi death camps" is correct and "Polish death camps" is not. Even though Poland was antisemitic, Poles did not establish those camps, or organize rounding up Jews to kill in them. That was done by Germans under the orders of the German government.

However, the idea of prosecuting someone for expressing views about who killed how many Jews is viciously opposed to human rights. Sad to say, Poland is not the first European country to criminalize statements about that subject. France and Germany have set the example of doing so, and it is wrong there too.

https://stallman.org/notes/2016-jan-apr.html#25_April_2016_%28Poland_trying_to_take_over_museum%29

Co myślicie? Czy trochę nie ma wypaczonego (wyolbrzymionego) postrzegania klimatów przedwojennych?

Z ostatnim jednak się zgadzam, tzw. "kłamstwo oświęcimskie" nie powinno być kryminalizowane.