>40.8 percent of respondents believed the government should admit defeat and end the dispute as soon as possible, while 32.5 percent thought it should compromise and accept some of Brussels’s conditions. Only 23 percent believed the government should not compromise at all, even if that means losing EU funds.
I truly and utterly wish the Polish public is this sensible and levelheaded.
But until I see it in election polling, it’s going to be hard to do so.
What purpose does the survey serve if most respondents have no idea what the dispute is about? Which side is better at manipulating masses?
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>40.8 percent of respondents believed the government should admit defeat and end the dispute as soon as possible, while 32.5 percent thought it should compromise and accept some of Brussels’s conditions. Only 23 percent believed the government should not compromise at all, even if that means losing EU funds.
I truly and utterly wish the Polish public is this sensible and levelheaded.
But until I see it in election polling, it’s going to be hard to do so.
What purpose does the survey serve if most respondents have no idea what the dispute is about? Which side is better at manipulating masses?