Słowiński says that he accepts to call himself "anti-Polish". He argues that nationalism is "responsible for crimes against humanity, limits freedom, and is oppressive by being heteronormative and patriarchal. Słowiński stated that "national pride" is a fiction, but that many people in Poland wished to have such a myth. He cited the conspiracy theory of , a mythical Polish empire that predated the 966 Christianization of Poland, as an example of the effect of nationalistic desire.