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dfwgator Probably more Germans than Poles in that crowd.

Sadly no. These protests are supported by many of the youngsters. Why? Because the media has been moving the youngsters leftwards, heavily and quite frankly, most of that is American popular culture that is marketed here. The only American popular culture that they market is the gay-yay type and youngsters are taught "if you don't openly support gays and abortions, you are backwards and anti-progressive."

that's why in my house we have no TV and for below 16 year olds the internet is limited to school-work. Even then, the popular culture creeps in - from friends, friends houses, parents etc.

In my osiedle (neighbourhood), about 75% voted Trzaskowski and I'm going to guess that means support for the protests is over 60%.

We are in a definite minority here, but our numbers are slowly growing, however among the youngsters (16+ years old) I see nearly unanimous pro-leftist opinions

The reasons I see are:

Media
Group think
A deep polish inferiority complex --> There are lots of even believing religious folks that think that this is "progressive" and that they need to be "tolerant"

all is not lost though - we have a strong movement fighting this uphill battle - and hitting them

On Social media -- National pro-life marches
I know personally Marek Dzierzawski who leads the organization that sends around vans with large posters of WHAT exactly abortion (meaning the results - the torn bodies of babies) - and that drives the leftists MAD, but it also converts many

And WHO is the face of the pro-life movement in Poland?

Bawer Aondo-Akaa who is half-Nigerian, but completely Polish and fully accepted as a Pole. Let no one call Poland a racist country - it definitely is NOT