Angielskie słowo, polska cecha.

Our store with Greek and Bulgarian products: https://linktr.ee/oliwkawmiodzie In this episode, I talk about hate—one of those Polish traits I truly detest. I talk about my morning reading of news, comments, and posts, which once again showed me how easy it is to veer from opinion to insults on the Polish internet. I talk about the difference between constructive criticism and simply insulting people for no reason. I share my own experiences as a creator and the fact that comments appear that have no argument, no content, no meaning. Just insults. And I talk about how I don't accept hate. I also talk about what hate looks like in Polish media compared to foreign media, how the tone, intensity, and manner of discussion differ. How often in Poland, a comment begins with an attack, not an argument. And why I believe creators shouldn't "prepare for hate," but should have the right to reject it. The film also touches on the theme of freedom of speech. Not every opinion is hate, and criticism doesn't have to be offensive. It's okay to disagree, to discuss, to have a different opinion, but there's no need to humiliate anyone. If you're interested in what Polish comment culture looks like, why hate is so common, and how I draw the line, this episode is all about that. Contact us for collaboration: [email protected]