Thousands of nationalist supporters gathered in Warsaw for a controversial annual Independence Day march that is linked to far-right groups. However, some participants said they were there just to show patriotism reut.rs/4k5OG5d
Nov 11, 2026 · 6:30 PM UTC
Stop embarrassing yourselves by writing things like that.
This is what it really looked like.
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@Reuters fake news. All day you has been calling hard working Polish families celebrating independence day, far-right, sickening!
Is it coz they are communists?
Calling every opponent far-right or fascist is the communist playbook.
And in Poland we are against communism indeed. Because we know what it is. 🇵🇱✌🏻
Are you still pushing the same narrative? Please do your basic journalistic research. This is a march commemorating Poland regaining its independence in 1918. It is a march of patriots, not nationalists.
Whole families attend, along with young people, veterans, people from other countries (immigrants), and ordinary people from all walks of life.
Do you judge the US Veterans Day celebrations or the UK's Remembrance Day in the same way?
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You continue to shamelessly manipulate the message. There was no gathering of nationalism supporters at the march. It is not associated with far-right groups, and the people gathered there, including people with disabilities, came to celebrate the anniversary of independence out of patriotic motives.
And here you go again, Reuters.
Families with children. Grandparents with flags. Scouts, students, veterans, whole parishes come in from small towns, all singing the anthem on the one day Poland celebrates coming back after 123 years off the map.
You look at that and see "far-right groups."
Community Notes already corrected you on your previous post. So this isn't ignorance anymore. You know, and you write it again anyway.
That's the difference between a mistake and a method. A mistake gets fixed. A method gets repeated until the label sticks harder than the facts – and your reader in London or New York never learns that this "far right" is just Poles who still like being a nation.
Very naughty of you.
Is it because we know what communism is and we don’t want it? Is this what bothers you so much that you can’t stop yourselves?
Poland is not a land of slaves!
Poland is a nation of free and independent people!
We are not perfect. We make mistakes, but we will never allow ourselves to be enslaved!
We have survived times that would have been a death sentence for others. For us, they were merely a reason to unite.
If anyone thinks that the division we see in our society today is an advantage they can exploit, they are gravely mistaken.
Poles may be divided for a while (it's in our nature — we love to argue), but they can never be turned into slaves.
The great Polish nation, however underestimated by others, will never bow down to those who believe they have the right to rule over us.
And in Polish, we have a saying for people like you:
FUCK YOU!
Really, your comments have nothing to do with independent journalism; you are mindlessly repeating the government's agenda like a propaganda mouthpiece.
Every year, we gather together with whole families in Warsaw to celebrate Poland regaining its independence. It cost us too much to reject it now and disrespect our national white-and-red colors. We are proud Poles who care about the good of our country, and we don't care about manipulated opinions like yours.
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