The wrong Pole

The article discusses the aftermath of a shooting in Krakow, emphasizing the rush to label the shooter as either far-right or far-left. The author expresses concern over the tendency to dehumanize individuals based on political ideology, arguing that this perspective ignores the complexity of human choices. The piece highlights that many people with extreme beliefs or mental health issues do not resort to violence. It reflects on the nature of human freedom and the daily choices between love and hate. The author cites historical examples of individuals who chose compassion in dire circumstances, suggesting that understanding the shooter's motivations is more important than political labeling. Ultimately, it calls for recognizing our shared humanity and the responsibility of our choices.