Poland is quickly becoming one of the least gay-friendly places in the world. Even more so than Texas. Last month the country elected a very anti-gay president. And earlier this month, a LGBT group was denied a permit for a pride march.
Gay rights activists have been taking to the streets of Gdansk, Lodz, and a bunch of other Polish cities whose names we can’t pronounce, protesting the banning of the march. They haven’t been met all that warmly.
All this has pissed off those super-tolerant bitches at Amnesty International. We doubt the organization’s response will consist of anything as infantile as, say, a food boycott. And, yes, we are referring to the Republican’s ingenious campaign against the French and their “native” cuisine of French fries a few years back.
We have faith that Amnesty International will think of something much more clever, much more purposeful.
How about we take this to the next level?
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Sadly, that means there will be no boycott of polish sausages this year.
