– I think that given the uproar that has occurred, no one from my club will vote for such a motion, especially since we ourselves have accused Zbigniew Ziobro of his prosecution too often violating civil rights and abusing the institution of arrest – said Przemysław Wipler in "Graffiti" Polsat News.

He assessed: – There should be fewer arrests in Poland, we want there to be fewer. Until you are convicted, you are innocent according to the Polish constitution, and political opponents should also be treated this way, especially in political matters, when Zbigniew Ziobro does not pose a threat to anyone's life or health.

– Punishing him in such a severe way also gives his voters and sympathizers a sense of blatant injustice and adds arguments for people like Marcin Romanowski to say: "Look what is happening in this Poland. Should I return here when a politician who reported to the Sejm is, for not showing up, about to be put in jail for 30 days because someone has wet dreams about interrogating Zbigniew Ziobro [...] in the Białołęka correctional facility?" – he continued.