# School Attacks and Content Blocking Laws in Poland

- Original post: https://www.twitter.com/i/status/2121268825895133433
- Source account: [@chrzanikx](https://x.com/chrzanikx)
- Source language: Polish
- Target language: English
- Duration: 0:47
- Published: 2026-11-13
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- Original-language version: https://www.translate.mom/transcript/UkkPDUip0MeF/pl/ataki-w-szko%C5%82ach-a-przepisy-o-blokowaniu-tre%C5%9Bci-w-polsce.md

## Transcript

[0:00](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/UkkPDUip0MeF/en/school-attacks-and-content-blocking-laws-in-poland) worthy of exploiting a series of tragic knife attacks in Polish schools.

[0:06](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/UkkPDUip0MeF/en/school-attacks-and-content-blocking-laws-in-poland?t=6) He linked these two issues, arguing that the lack of national laws on blocking content hampers law enforcement.

[0:14](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/UkkPDUip0MeF/en/school-attacks-and-content-blocking-laws-in-poland?t=14) Interestingly, in the following days, a real effort was made to find and restrict such content using laws that were already in place.

[0:25](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/UkkPDUip0MeF/en/school-attacks-and-content-blocking-laws-in-poland?t=25) That was another lie. The tragedy was exploited, and emotional blackmail was used to push through legislation that gives the government virtually arbitrary control and the ability to decide what we can and cannot say, write, or publish.