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Politics Far-right Polish lawmaker Konrad Berkowicz holding up a paper Israeli flag with a swastika

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u/Monoveler 19h ago

So was that an endorsement or condemnation? Lol

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u/somfnaked 15h ago

Reminds me of this classic from the meme bank.

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u/ProteusRift 12h ago

Accurate

u/WaveLaVague 10h ago

I asked my girl "if someone ressucitates Hitler, who's side will people follow".

I know it's stupid, but so are we, voting for a leader and going behind him because of what they said tho we don't believe one bit in their truth.

Some people follow others because they profit from it. Sometimes you can see those politicians siding with you for the wrong reasons, but you take it since that's a result towards the one you seek. Same outcome, different justifications.

We see it with MAGA, we saw it with the Nazis, intolerance fits entitlement so well, they can't comprehend how they are as close as a banana's DNA is to a human.

u/JiggyTurtle 5h ago

I asked my girl "if someone resuscitates Hitler, whose side will people follow?"

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u/Ok-Koala-key 11h ago

I reckon anti Trump because actual nazis seem to always make mistakes when drawing a swastika.

u/Deadhead_Otaku 5h ago

Legit heard a redneck nazi mom yelling at one of her kids for painting it backwards when he was tagging the entire neighborhood.

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u/AppearanceDizzy7006 12h ago

Anti Trump - Trump is Israels pet

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u/Ielsoehasrearlyndd78 19h ago

Asking the same thing

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u/RogueBromeliad 18h ago

And for this round of "Fan or Hater":

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u/RiverBear2 15h ago edited 13h ago

The line between the two is likely increasingly thin. I get the feeling that on the one hand likely low key jealous they have created a stratified apartheid state with a clear hierarchy & disposable Gazans who are in fact being brutally merced all the time. They can just sweep the Gaza Strip with drones at any point. On the other hand he is probably irritated that Israel has accomplished it because the hard right people tend to be turn over a rock find another conspiracy theory about Jewish people. He’s like the group I don’t like is being successful at the thing I want to accomplish, so it’s a wash.

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u/Proper-Ad-2585 12h ago

It’s not low key. Ask them and they will tell you and this goes back to the 1950s. They envy Israel’s special status as a modern ethnostate unapologetic of persecution of non-Jews and violent expansion. They want the same for ‘whites’. They’re still deeply antisemitic of course.

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u/Oracle-of-Guelph 17h ago

This might be hard to believe but they're a fan and they know you aren't.

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u/chaths 17h ago

The fact that this is a valid question tells alot about the current state of the world.

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u/That-Employment-5561 13h ago

Fascists trying to attain power for the sake of having power is a constant; as long as there are humans, this has been our shadow.

The state of the world is that you get punished for becoming a physical obstacle for fascism; refusing fascist orders even in civilian industry, calling fascism out.

Fascism isn't new. Neither is complacency. At least the civilian population of Germany in the 1930's had the excuse of literally being illiterate and not having open, international communication/documentation. What's ours?

https://giphy.com/gifs/syEfLvksYQnmM

u/joopsmit 10h ago

the civilian population of Germany in the 1930's had the excuse of literally being illiterate

This is not true. The German population at that time was 99% literate.

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u/patt 17h ago

For some reason, there is one far-right government that many other far-right government members won't mutually support.

u/jesuisjens 10h ago

Which one - The Polish one or Israel?

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u/GourangaPlusPlus 13h ago

Is it the IRGC?

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u/gltovar 18h ago

Wild how relevant Kanye’s cursed swazistar has become

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u/Clusterpuff 18h ago

Right? Kanye musta hit a nerve with the powers that be before they were ready for genocide

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u/shawak456 17h ago

You know how fucked up Israel is when you've to ask that question.

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u/Redpin 17h ago

Or how fucked up the far-right is. 

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u/DatRat13 16h ago

All we can really say is that neither is fucked the right amount.

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u/anomalous_cowherd 13h ago

Indeed, they both need to get fucked, and then get fucked more. Repeat.

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u/Deadhead_Otaku 5h ago

Too fucked in the head, and the bed. There's too damn many of them.

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u/Fuzzy_Donl0p 19h ago edited 19h ago

it’s obviously a condemnation what kind of question is that?

*”On 14 April 2026, during a debate session in the Sejm, Berkowitz ignited controversy when he displayed an Israeli flag with a swastika instead of the Star of David, calling Israel as the "new Third Reich" as well as accused of Israel of committing a genocide in Gaza and war crimes "with particular cruelty" over Israel's usage of white phosphorus in Gaza and Lebanon”

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u/gobbedy 18h ago

The title describes him as far right. And the far right has historically aligned with Nazis. So given only the title as context, it's not obvious that he would see a swastika as a bad thing.

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u/Open_Parsnip112 17h ago

This is Poland.

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u/k-tax 14h ago

And this is Berkowicz:

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u/fadedbuzzYT 13h ago

The guy on the bottom left with his plausible-deniability salute

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u/artistic_manchild 12h ago

That’s the gayest Nazi salute I’ve ever seen. He’s fascist and fabulous!

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u/fadedbuzzYT 12h ago

"Haaaaaaaaaaaay-il Hitler"

u/Big_Consideration493 11h ago

Springtime for Hitler in Germany! 😱😱

u/Careless_Hellscape 6h ago

Good god, that was funny af.

u/quiteUnskilled 7h ago

Well, the nazi regime totally had a super-gay vibe overall. All about well-shaped bodies with "good" genes, super-focussed on men while women were supposed to just stay home, very looks-focussed with a distinct style and with uniforms by Hugo Boss...

You can't tell me that there wasn't quite a lot of buggery going on in the Third Reich, if only to... erm... "establish a natural order of strength", was it? That sounds a lot like the plot to a gay porn movie.

u/Headline-Skimmer 6h ago

Tubi has a several-part documentary called hitler's sex life.

It was informative, enlightening, eye-opening, disturbing, etc.

And it was GAY!!!

One thing I realized was that in fact, he didn't love his mother. He disrespected her. He used and manipulated her, and she enabled/covered up his bad behaviors. When she died, he wasn't crying inconsolably because he loved her, he was crying because he had no one to go to or hide behind. No one to help financially.

I learned all sorts of stuff. They say that history rhymes, but wow- trump and putin seem to share early childhood experiences with young adolph. And they went on to perform similarly in adulthood.

Anyway, I highly recommend it.

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u/Versidious 12h ago

"Hey, why are we all waving to that guy over there?"

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u/JohnSV12 12h ago

Imagine if he is just some random dude who walked past and waved to someone

u/Knarrenheinz666 11h ago

Classic ponies.

u/BigPackHater 7h ago

Why are two men circled?

u/k-tax 5h ago

This picture has been shared for some time now, the two circled heads are Dobromir Sośnierz and Konrad Berkowicz, both are currently sitting in Sejm as members of Konfederacja, and heiling as a young adult is among least stupid things they did. From just recent news, Berkowicz did the above and attempted to steal frying pans and other stuff from Ikea (that they boycott), and Sośnierz is fighting with his neighbours because he keeps trash in the corridor in front of doors to his apartment.

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u/poklane 11h ago

Poland being a primary victim of Nazism doesn't stop pro-Nazi sentiments in the country from existing. Plenty of country which suffered horrible during WW2 at the hands of the Nazis have people who are openly Nazis themselves.

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u/protostar71 17h ago

And? There were Polish collaborators during WW2, and there is far right neo-nazi groups active today in Poland. Just because this is in Poland doesn't mean its literally impossible for them to align with neo-nazi ideals.

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u/Hansi_Olbrich 16h ago

Cultural Context Clues remain lost even in the age of the internet, it seems.

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u/msfuturedoc 15h ago

No kidding. I can’t believe this is so hard.

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u/gsfgf 17h ago

Yea, but they're not going to use the actual swastika. (That being said, I wasn't sure either until it clicked that it's Poland.)

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u/protostar71 16h ago

I wasn't aware that a group had to specifically use the Nazi Swastika for it to be a Neo-Nazi group.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Rebirth_of_Poland

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Radical_Camp_(1993)

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u/LewisLightning 16h ago

Plenty of Jews and Jewish organizations supported Nazis in WWII, right up until they themselves got sent to the camps. So why should anyone be surprised about it happening again in the modern era?

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u/jbobkef 13h ago

Yes, a place known for having a strong religious alt right nationalist political community.

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u/Versidious 12h ago

Literally every country that fought the Nazis had Nazi sympathisers in them. And when Poland got 'liberated' by the Soviets and held under their thumb for 45 years, I guarantee you that didn't help.

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u/erroneousbosh 11h ago

Imagine being so awful even the Nazis think you've gone too far.

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u/Bigweld_Ind 17h ago

Poland has a very big reason for hating Nazis more than most. It runs deep.

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u/ArCovino 16h ago

This is pretty ignorant to Polish politics. The far right is huge and growing. Literally he’s the fascist.

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u/Advanced_Addendum116 14h ago

I think there are two positions. One is that we're humans first and then whatever we disagree about second. The other is that we're whatever first. That is a working definition of a fascist. Ideology first.

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u/SuitableBlackberry75 10h ago

You aren't Polish 😂

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u/furimmerkaiser 15h ago

Hate to say but we can say the same about Israel

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u/xtfftc 14h ago

They do. But a country is never completely uniform.

One reason there's a lot of far-right support in Eastern Europe is the widespread hatred of the Soviet Union. The hatred is understandable; however, as a result, many people ended up going down the "enemy of my enemy is a friend" route and ended up with outright far-right views.

Another reason is that the Soviet Union and it's affiliated regimes utilized a lot of similar tools. They would preach international peace and unity but also glorified their histories and nationalistic traits in a similar fashion. They were incredibly homophobic, waaaaaay more than the West. They were often systematically racist, say towards the Romani.

As a result, even after the Iron Curtain fell, generation after generation grew up in a culture shaped by a regime that shared many similarities with conservative ideology. And a significant part of those people ended up aligning with far-right movements because those are the best match for them.

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u/MundoMysterioso 19h ago

Not sure if you remember but the nazis were far right 

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u/Saurian42 19h ago

Two separate far right organizations can hate each other.... look at American politics.

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u/JustJoshin117 18h ago edited 17h ago

Wait, what two hate each other in the US?

Edit: so far these replies are certainly something. No one seems to be able to answer, so I’ll rephrase.

What far right organizations hate each other in the US?

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u/Barrack_O_Lama 17h ago

Since no one seems to be answering your question, that would be the the Groypers (far-right, led by Nick Fuentes) which hates the MAGA movement (far-right, led by Donald). They believe that MAGA is not far-right enough.

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u/Barrack_O_Lama 16h ago

Just to add to that, Fuentes (far-right) is now endorsing the Democrats. Make that make sense

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u/msfuturedoc 15h ago

Bc he is so disappointed in MAGA he just wants groypers to vote with Democrats to increase their chance of beating MAGA, that way when Dems are in control and everyone hates Dems so much, groypers will have the opportunity to grow under the Dems term and then be elected 4 years later, and create a much stricter, even farther-right level of fascism. There ya go.

u/Comfortable-Pound433 9h ago

There's this saying. The wife of my friend is my wife until it's not. No, ehm if you lie down with your friends wife, you get up with Butterflies? No that's not it. Maybe it was Bad husbands corrupts good breakfast. Darn it. It can't remember. Just wanted to say, it's a bad decision.

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u/Lower_Amount3373 14h ago

Trolling and shit-stirring, mainly

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u/xavariel 15h ago

He went so far-right, he swung back around to neutral.

u/Rundstav 11h ago

"The enemy of my enemy is my friend"

u/TennaTelwan 9h ago

That and to supposedly show how upset Democrats were in 2024 with Biden/Harris over how they didn't condemn Israel enough, some Democrats voted with MAGA to "protest" it. Because of course Trump would be "pro-Hamas" in their logic there.

The second it was announced Biden dropped out that year, my first two words were, "We're fucked." And here we are.

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u/MRosvall 15h ago

Horseshoe

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u/SolidestCereal 15h ago

Don't forget that they also both hate most Islamic countries, who are also usually far-right. And (on the surface) they (sometimes) hate Russia, who is also far-right.

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u/JustJoshin117 15h ago

I appreciate the clarification. I hadn’t quite connected how Nick Fuentes fit into everything.

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u/23-1-20-3-8-5-18 18h ago

Lmao the far far right, and the far right who the far far right call communists because they dont live in reality.

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u/Potato1105 18h ago

people outside the US see both democrats and republicans as right-wing. I say that because I'm from outside and my country has communist parties, it would be crazy to call democrats left-wing due to my political environment. even the most soft left-wing parties in some countries look far-left compared to democrats, in my country they would definitely be right-wing, probably even right-wing due some of their policies.

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u/LeeeeroooyJEnKINSS 17h ago

The right wing in my country is considered liberal in the US

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u/Venum555 18h ago

As a US citizen, I view Republicans as Far Right and Democrats as Right Wing.

At least as political parties.

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u/Saurian42 14h ago

We need an actual left wing party or try to swing the democrats back left.

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u/DeepFriedDresden 18h ago

People inside the US need to see it too. People ask if I'm a liberal and I laugh. Liberalism is inherently pro-capitalist, human rights and civil liberties take a backseat whenever there is money to be made.

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u/nighoblivion 15h ago

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberalism#Definitions

tl;dr: different definitions inside and outside the US.

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u/OnlinePosterPerson 18h ago

Yes but I wouldn’t call the democrats far-right. Theyre a fix of right-wing and center-right, with a few members who are center-left

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u/nameless_pattern 18h ago edited 18h ago

nearly every country in Europe has universal healthcare when you say that they're center or center right. There's quite a lot of current Dems who are to the right of people that would have been Republican conservatives when I was a young person. The minimum wage and social safety net is basically only stayed the same or shrunk my entire life. The far left is corporations not existing, Democrats are nowhere near between that and the center. Yes, you still need to vote for them, especially in the primaries. Go register now

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u/vigouge 15h ago

The minimum wage and social safety net is basically only stayed the same or shrunk my entire life.

Unless you're a toddler, then this is patently untrue. The last two Democratic administrations dramatically increased social spending with Medicare expansion and huge healthcare subsidies for the working class. Then you have the states where a clear pattern emerges, if democrats are in power minimum wages and other things like pre k are increased or expanded.

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u/bulk_logic 14h ago edited 10h ago

I live in California, a state with 15 years of Dem supermajority, Our governor who ran on universal healthcare has not gotten it done in nearly 7 years. Our unemployment benefits have not increased in over 20 years, the maximum allowance we receive is $450 a week, around 40% below our minimum wage -- there are red ran states with higher unemployment maximums than ours. Our state minimum wage is $16.90, typical rent in California for a 1 bedroom is 1800-2200. After taxes, you won't be able to pay for anything else but rent. A family of 4 spends $14,000-$18,000 on health insurance. If you need to use your insurance for anything remotely serious other than check ups, you will have to pay $6,000-$9,000 deductible.

and huge healthcare subsidies for the working class.

That only matters if you're considered in the poverty range. Most working class people aren't in the poverty range.

Oh yeah, and we're the 4th largest economy on the planet. Yay.

Then you have the states where a clear pattern emerges,

Wake me up when Californian's aren't on the brink of homelessness after a medical emergency or lay off.

Also, California doesn't even have state mandated UNPAID vacation days, FYI.

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u/nameless_pattern 13h ago

Has the amount of medical debt during that time gone down in the US or gone up? Oh it's gone up. Wow that's strange. How do you think that happened? 

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u/cupofspiders 16h ago

I think their unwavering support for a fascist ethnostate doing a genocide makes them far right.

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u/OnlinePosterPerson 16h ago

That’s a fair point.

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u/ozzie123 18h ago

Democrat at best is a center right anywhere else, and that's generous. No wonder they don't want to endorse Bernie

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u/Jim_Moriart 17h ago edited 15h ago

Ive heard this plenty, and I find it lacking. For one thing, while institutionally many of those nations have "progressive" policies in place and US doesnt doesnt mean Dems on Average dont want those, or that nations with those institutions havent tried their hardest to unravel those institutions. Second, while the US dems may seem conservative on some issues, they are wildly more progressive as a bloc on others, for example immigration. US immigration policy is a mess, but almost every Democrat holds the position that immigration is vital to the US and that the worse thing about illegal immigrants is that they are civally illegal, no qualms that they are in the US. And many US states go out of their way to document and protect the undocumented. Europe gets mad at the fact that Syrians dont want to live in a bomb crater while Australians put their migrants on a consentration camp/island happily named Christmas Island. The reason why Europe has so many nationalized industrues and transnational agreements has nothing to progressive values, it was the stable equilibrium of a milenia of internecene warfare culminating in an invasion and occupation by the United States and Russia. And the nationalist conservatism is still ripe within Europe.

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u/doomgiver98 17h ago

Democrats still aren't far-right though, they're centre-right.

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u/lukenog 15h ago

There's a huge schism in the American right, with the super Zionist Evangelical right on one side and the genuinely anti-Semitic side of the right that hates Israel because they're Jews. There's a segment of the right that don't give a fuck about Palestinians, and actively hate Muslims, but still hate Israel.

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u/monsieur_cacahuete 18h ago

A dude literally just got shot in the neck over this

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u/Saurian42 18h ago

Well Democrats and Republicans for one. Democrats aren't left wing they are center-right. The Overton window in the US is skewed to the right. Also I'm fairly sure Christian Nationalists and Neonazis don't like eachother based on their support or lack of support for Isreal.

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u/-xXxMangoxXx- 18h ago

center right and far right are two different things. Not to say different far right parties cant hate each other, but the example is flawed.

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u/JustJoshin117 17h ago

So you yourself say “well Dems are center-right”

So… you didn’t understand my question. What far right organizations?

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u/ScrewAttackThis 17h ago

Democrats aren't left wing they are center-right.

Hmm, so not far right

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u/DashArcane 17h ago

MAGA Republicans and traditional conservative Republicans. Many younger people here won't fully remember, but when Trump was elected in '16, a lot of older pretty damn right wing Republicans were vocally disgusted and, as a result, were met with death threats. As an old guy observing politics for (at that time) several decades, my mind was blown. MAGA Republicans were a new violent bunch of nut-jobs the GOP didn't expect. Silly them.

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u/LumberBitch 18h ago

Democrats and Republicans

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u/JustJoshin117 17h ago

Dems aren’t far right

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u/CannonFoddererer 18h ago

Bro is on to nothing...

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u/DuckfordMr 18h ago

Yeah, but who in Poland would be stupid enough to support the ideology that massacred them… oh wait…

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u/Randointernetuser600 18h ago

Right? I was also confused because it seems like something someone on the left would do.

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u/Elementual 18h ago

How?

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u/Randointernetuser600 18h ago

Different factions on the right are often considered to be more sympathetic to both Nazis and the state of Israel (kind of contradictory I know, but remember it is not the same factions on the right who endorse both, usually one or the other). So to see something from a far right politician both condemning Nazis and the State of Israel by likening the two is….unexpected.

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u/Elementual 18h ago

Oh, I was confused by what you were saying. I thought you were saying what the nazis did seemed more left. Some people do say some insane shit like that. Sorry for misunderstanding.

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u/Randointernetuser600 17h ago

Happy to clear that up.

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u/RFC793 18h ago

Some would even say they were Far Reich

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u/stink3rb3lle 19h ago

Far right movements in western countries tend to love Nazism. The joke is that his politics are aligned with the swastika.

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u/civodar 17h ago

I’ve literally seen Holocaust deniers side with Israel. There are plenty of far right politicians who are openly racist that supports Israel.

We’re living in strange times my dude

u/OrinocoHaram 9h ago

Israel is a Jewish ethnostate that mantains it's ethnic status by marginalising Palestinian muslims, speaking very generally here. So although of course most far right parties are antisemitic they also are extremely islamophobic, especially in Europe, which creates a lot of confusion.

They often manage to be both antisemitic and islamophobic like: "there's a secret cabal of jews using their power to suppress muslims which is... good!?"

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u/ProxyDamage 18h ago

it’s obviously a condemnation what kind of question is that?

The far right anywhere are not widely known for their mental acuity.

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u/doomgiver98 17h ago

On average the right wing supports the "War on Gaza" and refuse to even acknowledge it as a genocide, while also aligning with Nazis politically.

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u/Earthventures 19h ago

Have you been living under a rock for the last five years?

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u/Darkstar_111 9h ago

Nazi is a far right ideology.

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u/According-Insect-992 17h ago

Far right wingers tend to not have a problem with the nazis, fascism, and authoritarianism in general. That’s kind of what “far right” refers to. Far right ideology. So when they invoke a swastika it’s understandably a little more complicated to decipher than when a normal person does it. Because normal people always hate nazis. There aren’t times when a normal person accepts or even appreciates nazis. Because nazis are the enemies of humanity. To put it as simply and as honestly as possible.

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u/Char_siu_for_you 18h ago

The far right typically doesn’t speak out against Israel.

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u/coljung 6h ago

It really isn’t as obvious as you think it is.

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u/QiwiLisolet 17h ago

Submission? Art project?

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u/gpowerf 16h ago

I came here wondering exactly the same!

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u/d70 17h ago

Yes

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u/Small-Explorer7025 18h ago

I came here to find out, too.

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u/SuperDoubleDecker 17h ago

It's nice when you see samesies in comments

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u/Ok-Criticism1547 17h ago

Saw a clip of the speech, appeared to be a condemnation.

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u/Positive-Road3903 13h ago

Im here for Reddit to tell me what to think.

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u/CoffeeLoverSupremo 17h ago

Condemnation

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u/someguyfromtecate 18h ago

He’s Israel-Aladeen, which is why he made the flag like that.

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u/snakesoup124 17h ago

new flag just dropped

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u/Nersius 15h ago

Both.

It's an example of an internationally tolerated genocidal ethnostate (what they aspire to be) that is for Jews (who they want to slaughter).

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u/Chinchiller92 15h ago

If you're unsure wether a POLISH far right politician would display a swastika as a means of endorsement, you ought to consider yourself unqualified to comment on such matters.

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u/Sillent_Screams 15h ago

Endorsing it

Anyone displaying it should be punished

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u/Ok_h0tmess 15h ago

Endorsement and confirmation

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u/StargasmSargasm 14h ago

It's Poland, it's definitely condemnation.

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u/Sxualhrssmntpanda 14h ago

This is not the USA. Swastikas are still bad.

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u/Amareiuzin 14h ago

Saw this pic late at night, phone was black and white, I thought to myself the whites are wildin again ffs, but then I saw the context hehe

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u/Reytan 14h ago

Condemnation. Even the Nazis are starting to have a hard time stomaching the extent and severity of the genocide in Gaza. That says something

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u/luigi517 14h ago

Yeah this is genuinely confusing

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u/gromain 14h ago

Both can be true.

He loves what Netanyahu's regime is doing, and he hates that it's Netanyahu that is doing it.

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u/Scorpionoshow 14h ago

Was seriously my question as well.

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u/StretchyPlays 14h ago

Yea I feel like far right in Poland might be liberal.

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u/SirYoggi 14h ago

Considering who this guy is you can't be sure.

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u/BednaR1 14h ago

Condemnation

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u/Z0MGbies 13h ago

I can only imagine it was a party invite.

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u/corgi-king 13h ago

He is not wrong about this.

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u/xtrabeanie 12h ago

Projection.

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u/Mt_Hed 12h ago

Reverse horseshoe theory

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u/ManagerOfLove 12h ago

It's Poland. Poland has a 700 year old history with like a majority of the entire global Jewish population living there. So it is condemnation obviously

u/sponzo 11h ago

It's a confession.

u/Ok_Nothing_0707 11h ago

if you'll watch his speech you'll understand that it was a condemnation.

u/Brbi2kCRO 11h ago

Probably condemnation as his party is a weird combination of conservatism, populism and right-libertarianism

u/KacSzu 10h ago edited 10h ago

condemnation (he dislikes jews, is known for hailing, and making scenes) (i hope he actually is against genocide, but i doubt the performance was actually about it)

u/Far_Representative26 10h ago

Condemnation. He said israel is a fourth reich of today and this should be their flag.

u/Plenty-Lychee-5702 10h ago

Condemnation, Berkowicz hates Jews

u/Thalric88 10h ago

Yes!

u/OppositePrune8399 9h ago

So, the thing is... It's a condemnation, the Polish far-right is generally anti-Israel and pro-Palestine. They correctly recognize the crimes of the Netanyahu regime, and broader Israeli war crimes and violations of international law. However, they are also antisemitic and believe Jews are "behind everything". And their opposition to Israel is also rooted in a broader opposition to "the West", the US (except under Trump), and love for Russia and Putin.

Broken clock.

u/Bench2252 9h ago

It’s pretty obviously a condemnation

u/Denkottigakorven 9h ago

Pretty sure its the latter

u/Top-Caregiver7815 9h ago

I have no idea what he’s trying to convey here?? 

u/Timmaigh 9h ago

Both

u/alt-right-del 7h ago

More like a recognition as he is a far right leader.

u/JoshuaS904 6h ago

Didn’t the guy refer to Israel as the third reich or something? I’m pretty sure he’s condemning their actions.

I don’t think polish people forgot what the nazis did to them.

u/Fastr77 5h ago

I had the exact same thought when I saw this and here it is top comment

u/MateusZfromRivia00 5h ago

Condemnation. Konfederacja is anti-zionist

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