In one of the last editions of the “Bez retoszu” program on Info, the following appeared on Info: Magdalena Rigamonti from “Newsweek”, Bartosz Wieliński from “Gazeta Wyborcza”, political scientist Olgierd Annusewicz, social psychologist Michal Bilewicz, Michał Żebrowski, actor and director of “Teatr 6. floor”. Those gathered in the studio had a lively discussion about the effects of social polarization, which can be tragic.
Lively discussion on TVP Info. Żebrowski called Kurski a “gangster”
The program touched upon, among other things, discrimination against minorities and Rafał Trzaskowski’s decision to remove crosses and other religious symbols from Warsaw offices. Marek Czyż asked Michał Żebrowski for his opinion. – Do you feel aggrieved by such a resolution? – he turned to the actor.
– We shouldn’t think about faith when we want to get a new ID card or passport. These are two different things, Żebrowski began. According to the actor, Trzaskowski’s decision was not intended to offend anyone or polarize society.
Michał Żebrowski blames the leader of Law and Justice, Jarosław Kaczyński, for the trial. – Leaders fail because a knife wound will heal, but a word or gesture will not heal. And they shoot at us like that on purpose – said the actor. Żebrowski emphasized that the “old” Polish Television, which operated under Jacek Kurski’s rule, had a huge part in spreading hatred.
“It’s disgusting, it’s a crime against the nation”
– Politics is failing, and the Polish Television has also failed for many years under the leadership of, sorry, the media gangster, Mr. Jacek K., who organized something that was beyond human comprehension. I don’t know how we will get out of this, because our Polish families have been terribly divided and infected with the virus of hatred. It’s disgusting, it’s a crime against the nation, said the actor.
Żebrowski also commented on Przemysław Czarnek’s words. The actor called the politician “a boor, a hammer and a boor.”
Source: Gazeta
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