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>You are just confirming my argument.
Your argument was that Poles are larping as christians. My argument is that even these Poles who are larping as atheists, are actually christian.
>And these 10%-20% were nobles
Still it beats zero % that was common during that period in rest of Europe. Nowadays it's statistically not possible to find a Pole who doesn't have noble blood and whose ancestors didn't elect their kings. Democracy is much more founded in Polish society, than it is amongst Germans.
>Tell that to Venice or any other of these noble republics in Italy.
Ok, so some cities had elections as well. It's different scale (and even within that scale % of people with voting rights is smaller), but you have some ground, technically.
>Post-WWII democracy was a disaster for all of Europe and in France's case it was a disaster much earlier than that.
Meh. It's usually you, Germans, who are choosing worst leadership. Probably due to lack of democratic traditions. Your kids are teached how Hitler got to power through democratic elections, Polish kids are teached about personal responsibility for the state (liberum veto, weakening country that ended up with partitions etc.).