The Polish professor called "prejudiced" the questions nominated on a referendum

Photo of Unsplash on September 12, Minsk / BELTA/Correspondent. The sociologist from Yagellonsky university professor Yaroslav Flis declared that the questions nominated on a referendum in Poland, are prejudiced and show "an anti-example of direct democracy", newspaper "Rzeczpospolita" "Reports. It is clear that questions of a referendum are prejudiced if a half of voters does not want to take part in this vote, - Yaroslav Flis noted. - It is an anti-example of direct democracy. Questions have to be such that people wanted to answer them and that they concerned important things". Thus professor commented...