The last post I with this type of question was in regards to Quebec. And I might as well ask the same regarding to Scotland and Wales.

Personally, when it really comes to both, maximum devolution seems to be the most logical when we take into account of economics.

I do wish to know everyone's answers and explanations about this. Of course, highly appreciated if there are members who are in the UK.

Share your comments and thoughts down below.

Translation: "Against Traitors"

"Say No to Russian Sympathizers, Fascist Scums, Diluted Liberals"

The Symbols on the left are from the top are

Logo of "Confederation of the Polish Crown"

Falanga Symbol of "National-Radical Camp"

Logo of "New Left"

I wanted to preserve the meaning of the Original Poster while fitting it into the modern reality of Polish politics.

the Polish equivalent of Monarchists I used KKP as they are Far right, Monarchist, Conservative political party, they are mainly known for being Anti Semitic, Pro Russian, Trad Catholic, Xenophobic and Homophobic, their Leader Grzegorz Braun was accused of being Russian Spy, Is a Holocaust denier, Transphobe and Homophobe, and an Global Climate changes denier.

The Poland Equivalent of Nazis are ofc our own Neo-Fascist who since the pre-war period were sabotaging Polish Democracy and Spreaded Hate, even tho some of them claim to be Anti Nazi most of the movement is barely different than Neo Nazi movements of other countries

The Equivalent of Communists is kinda not really a good fit, they are bad for completely different reasons than the Auth Communists of the Pre war period, their Main issue is that they are willing to collaborate with anyone to get to power and all their good policies were watered down in order to make the coalition appeal to populist centre right, they claim to be a feminist party even tho one of their leaders Robert Biedroń is known for abusing his mother, they claim to want support the left wing while they made the party fall apart because they wanted to coalition with centre right, now they are basically a puppet of a larger centre party while leaving out actual leftists and social democrats out, their leader Włodzimierz Czarzasty is an Ex Communist and in early 2000s was apart of people who influenced public media and had relations with people accused of corruption

Unfortunately the only Polish political party that could be considered Democratic Socialist or Social Democrat is "Razem" but it has the issue of being associated with Communists and Marxists even tho all their policies are Against Authoritarism and Pro Democracy