See this is why I didn't want to throw polls at each other. Now I made you click one link deeper into your article and suddenly the graphic in the first poll where it says 45% people say they are better off now and 39% say they are worse now turned into a statistic where 28% say they were better off in the past regime and 23% say they are better off now.

Which one is the irrefutable one you are talking about. I'm confused.

Maybe its better to stick with the election results they aren't as easily misrepresented.

Only really naive people from countries that never experienced the "beauty" of communism can support it.

See this is why I didn’t want to throw polls at each other. Now I made you click one link deeper into your article and suddenly the graphic in the first poll where it says 45% people say they are better off now and 39% say they are worse now turned into a statistic where 28% say they were better off in the past regime and 23% say they are better off now.

Which one is the irrefutable one you are talking about. I’m confused.

Maybe its better to stick with the election results they aren’t as easily misrepresented.

Only really naive people from countries that never experienced the “beauty” of communism can support it.

what we can say is that in reality, ppl aren't voting for the communists, even if a poll from 2011 shows that 28% of 623 Czechs said they preferred it under Communism. A very similar 23% say the exact opposite, and 17% aren't sure. the rest don't answer.

the poll doesn't really show anything of substance, but you USE IT as a way to try and manipulate ppl into thinking Eastern Europe wants Communism back.

it's disingenuous.