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This edit summary[1] is unacceptable. It doesn't matter what nationality an editor has, only what the sources say. The English word "nationalist" is not an exact synonym of Polish word nacjonalista as I explained here.[2] and the party is frequently described as "nationalist" in scholarly sources[3] There is no real contestation in scholarly sources that PiS is a right-wing party[4] and that's the consensus on the talk page[5] You cannot unilaterally overturn such a consensus, although you could start a discussion about it. (t · c) buidhe 22:05, 16 January 2021 (UTC)

What? I see that you didn't even read these articles on Google Scholar. They say, that POLISH RULING PARTY IS ACTING SO ONLY TOWARDS ILLEGAL REFUGEES. It isn't nationalist at all. Also, polish scholars in 99% agree, that this party is not nationalist! I do not care about your american "professors", who doesn't even live in poland and think, that party is nationalist only beacause of that fact. Meanwhile - many facts show, that this party IS NOT NATIONALIST. 1. Party itself is against nationalism, 2. PiS is associated with sionist Chabad Lubavich (what surely doesn't show their nationalist nature), 3. Is supporting american interests, even against Poland's interests, it's even called in some american media ,,The USA's Carrier in Europe". Party of course supports integration within the union, it supports integration within NATO. I also reccommend you to read it: https://ruj.uj.edu.pl/xmlui/handle/item/244836. It's written BY A POLE, and there is no mention about PiS. Every proffesional polish scientist denies the fact, that pis is ,,nationalist". Also - if you wouldn't know - if there are any nationalists in PiS, they are marginalized, nationalist part of PiS left it in 2012, creating ,,Soldarna Polska". So PiS isn't nationalist, the only people, who call it so, are foreigners who know nothing about situation in Poland, and they call it only beacause of a fact, that it didn't let ILLEGAL refugees get in. Also, I don't know do you know it - PiS at the time welcomed MILION ukrainian refugees. Tell me then - would nationalist party do so? Also, even western scholars sometimes admit, that PiS is FIGHTING with nationalists. The only nationalist party in Poland is ,,Konfederacja". ~~

This is a total WP:OR argument. Your own opinion about what nationalism is cannot override the fact that *reliable sources describe PiS as nationalist*. Sources are not reliable or unreliable based on nationality of the authors. (t · c) buidhe 09:35, 17 January 2021 (UTC)

Of course, that nationality is important. If you would make for example an article about Afghanistan - would you appreciate Afghani sources more, or maybe western ones? Those "sources" called it nationalist only beacause ONE THING that the goverment did. Meanwhile every serious polish political scientist will say, that IT ISN'T NATIONALIST. Also - if you would write in google scholar ,,Polish Nationalism", maybe you would be educated more and you would know more, than if you will read A GUARDIAN ARTICLE. They called it nationalist only beacause one thing, meanwhile many, many other things show, that the party isn't nationalist. Again - tell me - what source is more reliable - from a polish proffessor, of from an american one, who doesn't differ Sanacja from Endecja?

Nationalism is a pretty big tent. Variants of both Sanacja and Endecja can be considered nationalist. PiS borrows from both political traditions, as well as Communist policies. As commented by historian Tom Junes, Ideologically, however, Kaczynski and PiS are closer to the nationalism of Polish statesman Roman Dmowski, though without the anti-Semitism of the National Democracy movement he co-founded in the late-19th Century — and with a strong aversion to Russia. Finally, while Kaczynski and PiS channelled anti-communist sentiments of 1990s into a crusade against “late post-communism”, their policies to “weed out” the remnants of the “old order” in the judiciary and other state institutions bear striking similarity to the purges of the communist era. [6] (t · c) buidhe 10:00, 17 January 2021 (UTC)

Uh... No. Sanacja definitely cannot be defined as a nationalist. It shows only a lack of knowledge - Sanacja proposed to make a great federation, based on Rzeczpospolita, meanwhile endecja proposed to incorporate and peacfully polonise the inhabitants of Kresy. Also - the fact, that PiS have some policies NATIONALIST, doesn't make them nationalist as a whole. As I said before - they cannot be defined so.

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You currently appear to be engaged in an edit war according to the reverts you have made on Strasserism. This means that you are repeatedly changing content back to how you think it should be although other editors disagree. Users are expected to collaborate with others, to avoid editing disruptively, and to try to reach a consensus, rather than repeatedly undoing other users' edits once it is known that there is a disagreement.

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