IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAW AGAINST CITIZENS. DRAMA OF POLISH SELF-GOVERNMENT

A book that forces reflection on the mechanisms of power and the influence of law on society. The author analyzes how legal regulations, instead of serving citizens, can become a tool in the hands of the rulers, leading to the restriction of freedom and the exploitation of public property. It is a story about how subtle manipulation techniques and the lack of social control over the created law lead to the enslavement of societies. It is worth reaching for this publication to understand what exactly needs to be changed in Polish law.

• Analysis of the mechanisms of enslavement through law.
• Examples of the use of public property in accordance with the law, but against citizens.
• Appeal to increase social control over the created law.
• Inspiration from the words of Martin Luther King about the legality of Hitler's actions.
• Criticism of the belief that social justice results from compliance with the law.
• Proposals for specific changes in Polish law.
• Unveiling subtle techniques of manipulation used by the authorities.

This book is a terrifying testimony to how power can use the law for its own purposes, ignoring the interests of citizens. The author, based on specific examples, proves that compliance with the law does not always lead to social justice. He points to loopholes and ambiguities in the regulations that allow politicians to exploit public property with impunity for their own benefit. This is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand how the Polish legal system really works and what changes are needed to restore its honesty and transparency.

This publication is a valuable source of knowledge for all those interested in the functioning of the state and the influence of law on social life. The author, analyzing specific cases, uncovers the mechanisms that allow power to manipulate regulations and use them for its own purposes. This book is a warning against uncritical trust in power and appeals for an active civic attitude and control over the actions of the rulers. It is a reading that forces thinking and action to improve the quality of Polish law.

The author analyzes how the lack of institutional social control over the created law leads to a situation in which politicians can create regulations that ensure their impunity and enable the use of public property for their own benefit. This book is a valuable voice in the discussion on the role of law in society and the need for its reform so that it serves the interests of all citizens, and not only those who exercise power.