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Friday 10th February 2012
Opposition Leader Insults Internet Users
13th March 200800:00
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Poland’s internet users went up in arms after Jarosław Kaczyński, leader of the conservative opposition party Law and Justice (PiS), painted a disparaging picture of them while arguing against allowing internet voting during elections.
“I’m not enthusiastic about a young person sitting in front of a computer, watching videos, pornography, sipping beer from a bottle and voting when he feels like it,” he said in an interview published on his party ...
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John Harvey just read Unparliamentary language and said
"A rather strange way of looking things I would say. Its not PC to abhor offensive racist and homophobic comments ..."
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