© ReutersPolish soccer fans of the Widzew Lodz club escorted by police
The rally took place ahead of the derby match at a local train station in the central Polish city that used to boast a large Jewish population prior to WWII. According to a weekend report by the Coordination Forum for Countering Antisemitism, the demonstrators at the rally unfurled a banner printed with the slogan "19.08, today the Jews were named," in reference to the year ŁKS Łódź was established.
"Let them burn, motherf***ers," continued the banner's illicit message. The report noted that images taken at the event showed the ruffians igniting strung-up effigies donned in attire apparently representative of Orthodox Jews.
Debates over Poland's attitude toward anti-Semitism have previously erupted over the contentious practices of some of the country's soccer fans. However, in 2014, a Polish municipal prosecutor in Poznań ruled that chants by soccer fans are not deemed criminal offenses. Following the decision, European Jewish Congress President Moshe Kantor condemned the reaction of authorities in the face of the offensive, prejudicial actions of soccer fans.
"Unfortunately, extreme anti-Semitic chants like those in Poznan are regularly heard in many European stadiums, including in England and Holland, and the reaction of the authorities is minimal," CNN quoted him as saying.
I love the duplicity and hypocrisy surrounding this event.
Goyim are not allowed to say bad things about a group of people who believe they are chosen by God above all others and use this belief to justify the taking of Palestine, control of the usery system of finance and the killing of goyim (Christians and Muslims and Hindu) for decades, even centuries.
In truth I find the lack of response from local governments to this type of push-back against the 'chosen' by the goy more interesting than the protest itself. Things have not changed much at all in Europe since the early 1900's and if you want to know the future, just familiarize yourself with real events of the past.