Jarek, stop hating
Antoni wouldn't like it this time. There were no flying paving stones, no flares, no one demonstrating their patriotism by setting fire to apartments or smashing shop windows.
The demonstration began in front of the Sejm, which was carefully and completely cut off from the rest of the world by a dense cordon of policemen and police cars.
The authorities did not want to hear what the sovereign thought of them, neither in front of the prime minister's office nor in front of the presidential palace, which is why on Rozbrat, from the south, and on Świętokrzyska, from the north, two rows of policemen were set up, with a line of armored bitches flashing purple lights in reserve. Interestingly, the policemen forming the wall were not equipped with plastic shields, batons, or bulletproof helmets, which meant that the commander of the capital city police expected only bad words from the demonstrators at worst.
Due to the impossibility of reaching the parliament, the crowd moved towards the city center. Along the entire route of the march, the police blocked the larger streets, so as to make it difficult for those reaching the demonstration to join. People did not try to argue with the police and looked for side streets to join.
The main celebrations took place at Powstańców Square, right next to the headquarters of the PiS party - TVP. It was colorful, joyful and proud.
I only feel sorry for those young policemen to whom we sang to take off their uniforms and apologize to their mothers.
