Happy Friendship day Poland! <3

No. Its quite the opposite in fact. Political common sense is like a cultural blindspot to them. Its their one achilles heel.

Why are eastern Europeans so anti-democracy?

Because they were under dictatorship just what, 30 years ago?

Former East Bloc security forces operators are pretty well known to just LARP and reinvent themselves though

Spain celebrated 30 years of democracy in 2006, and it wasn't an authoritarian shithole like the Eastern Bloc is today.

That doesn't make them communist, though, they just kiss the ass of whoever is in control

what is it with you idiots forgetting about spain and portugal?

>not understanding that this is a centrist irony of representing two right-winger authoritarian presidents as repeating the mistakes of the Communist era
Truly dumber than Germans

What did they do?

The literal fascist dictatorships there that survived until the 70's? Do you not get educated on anything?

Some Right Wingers supported guys like Jaruzelski
> introduction of martial law was enthusiastically supported by some figures on the radical right like Jędrzej Giertych, who believed Solidarity to be a disguised zionist movement dominated by Jewish Trotskyites.

PiS is literally just the rebranded communist party.

Because the system you call democracy is a Germanic menace and it will never be implemented here. You either learn to accept our culture or leave us alone.

In what way are we an authoritarian shithole? Poland and Hungary are just 2 countries of many.

AfD rehashed a East German bloc parties slogan.

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Woah well I guess they didn't name it Warsaw Pact for no reason

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It's mostly Slavic countries (aside from Croatia and Slovenia)+Romania+Hungary

I'd rather be rich and anti-democratic than poor and democratic.