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Etterra ,

Well kid, you just got your journalism career off to a great start. And I mean that seriously, not sarcastically. Being the one that a famous politician mouthed off stupidly to is something you can put in your resume.

PolandIsAStateOfMind ,
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Fun fact: He and his brother played in a very popular children movie when they were 12. But: first, they didn’t had voices there, they were dubbed by professional actresses; and second, the movie was about what they later perfected: stealing.

ChicoSuave ,

Authoritarians are so used to thinking that children aren’t people, that they are the property of the people who made them, that when a child makes a good point they are dismissed for who they are and not what they have done. Authoritarians are prejudiced against insight and scramble to deflect and demean instead of being able to handle the issue.

Kalkaline ,
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What a dick.

autotldr Bot ,

This is the best summary I could come up with:

Former Polish Prime Minister Jarosław Kaczyński, no stranger to run-ins with reporters, deflected a question from a 10-year-old parliamentary correspondent by telling her she was too young to exercise freedom of speech.

Sara Małecka-Trzaskoś, a blogger who has press accreditation in the Polish parliament, tried to ask Kaczyński, leader of Poland’s conservative Law and Justice (PiS) party, about the abortion legislation that the government of Prime Minister Donald Tusk is trying to get enacted.

Kaczyński was trying to explain to journalists why PiS-aligned Polish President Andrzej Duda is refusing to sign any bill that would ease the strict abortion rules put in place by the PiS government before it was defeated by a coalition led by Tusk’s Civic Coalition party in the last Polish election.

Małecka-Trzaskoś, who started her TikTok channel in February, was doing what a parliamentary correspondent is supposed to do: interview politicians.

I would ask him why he thinks that, why freedom of speech is not for children,” Małecka-Trzaskoś told Polish news portal Onet.

The PiS party, which led the country for eight years until losing power in elections last October, had tightened Poland’s abortion rules to a near-total ban in 2020.

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