[lederhosen]

Poland, Greece and other states that have _huge_ internal problems does use the Nazi trick---not that surprising. Its a clear sign that something is not working correctly in their own countries.

The Nazi-similes from brexit politicians is also a clear sign that someone has run out of _good_ arguments. Promise too much, and then when it is obvious that you can not deliver, the other part is Nazis.

[kgabis]

What huge internal problems in Poland are you referring to? I'm genuinely curious, because the situation in Poland is quite stable (single party government), the economy is growing and we don't have migration problems like Germany or France.

[outsideoflife]

Surely you mean an 'immigration' problem. Poland must surely have suffered for the massive emigration of young working people to the rest of Europe. We in the UK have been paying the pensions gap with the toil of Polish people for a number of years.

[lederhosen]

The single party government.

Google "democracy Poland".

[badpun]

Isn’t it very common for democracies to have a government created by a single party (provided it got enough votes)?

[kgabis]

Could you elaborate? Are you implying that government in Poland is undemocratic?