On Saturday, Law and Justice launched the #StopFurChallenge campaign in social media, the participants of which are to express their support for the so-called Fridays for animals. Jarosław Kaczyński took part in the action first. – This is really needed. There is a lot of evil happening here and we must prevent it. Every good person should support this law. I support her with all my heart – the PiS president encourages in the video.
In the action, as in other initiatives of this type, participants nominate other people to take part in it. – I would like to nominate two people: Mr. Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki and Mr. Krzysztof Sobolewski, the chairman of the board of our party, to continue to work in this direction, for this action to be successful, because animals really need it, but it is primarily needed by people, especially good people – emphasized PiS president.
On Sunday late in the evening, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawicki responded to his nomination to participate in the #StopFurChallenge campaign by the leader of the Law and Justice party. In a short video posted on Twitter, Morawiecki argues that “the ban on breeding animals for fur is a matter of our sensitivity; it is also simply human decency.”
“We want to help animals, but in fact we also help ourselves, we help people, because the way we treat animals says a lot about us. Causing unnecessary suffering to animals is contrary to human dignity, so let us be just human for our brothers” – he appeals Prime Minister.
As she adds, “we are part of the world, part of the environment, part of nature, but we also have a special responsibility for this nature.” “Let’s take care of the natural environment, let’s also take care of animals. After all, in the 21st century you can look really good without wearing a fur coat” – argues Morawiecki.
The head of government nominated the head of the Chancellery of the Prime Minister, Michał Dworczyk, and journalists Wojciech Mucha and Jacek Liziniewicz, because – as the Prime Minister noted – “they discovered pathologies that will hit the fur industry” in a series of their articles.
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