A strong appeal to politicians! Olga Legosz at Viva poll didn’t bite her tongue

Olga Legosz “Man in the Web” of the poll VIVA! PEOPLE POWER

She has gained notoriety for her campaigns addressing important issues such as workers’ rights, the fight for equal treatment or promoting the integration of people with disabilities. It is on behalf of this group that Olga Legosz fights against the unfair excise duty on beer. The influencer also takes a strong stance on the advertisements of breweries. During the VIVA! PEOPLE POWER gala, she was honoured with an award in the MAN IN THE NETWORK category, presented by Julia “Maffashion” Kuczyńska and Marta Miklińska, a representative of the APART brand.

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Olga Legosz wants support for the disabled. Money from beer sales will save DPS?

During her speech, Olga Legosz suggested a solution that could change the fate of people with disabilities. Her plan is to increase the excise duty on beer, and use the proceeds to provide personal assistance, i.e. support to enable disabled people to participate fully in social and working life.Such a measure would not only fund assistance programmes, but would also address the problems associated with widespread alcohol consumption.The proposal is simple – just a small increase would fundlife-changingprojects for thousands of people.The biggest challenge may be changing public attitudes and political will. But her idea, if put into practice, could become a revolution in the approach to support for people with disabilities.Olga Legosz starts the fight against controversial advertising! She has thrown down the gauntlet to the biggest brands in Poland

Beer is also alcohol. Olga Legosz’s campaign

In an earlier post, Olga Legosz drew attention to the problem of beer being treated as a ‘harmless drink’. The influencer was straightforward about the fact that in our culture this type of alcohol has acquired an almost friendly image, which can be very harmful. Legosz pointed out that beer advertisements, although ostensibly aimed at adults, can also influence young people, normalising the consumption of alcohol as an integral part of adulthood and fun.Olga Legosz addressed Szymon Holownia .Her position is supported by internet users

Beer advertising revenue funding underage athletes?

One of the most controversial topics raised by Olga Legosz was the link between beer advertising and the funding of sports activities for children. The influencer expressed her outrage, pointing out the moral incompatibility of this practice. She pointed out that while beer advertising may be legal, its impact on society, especially on younger generations, is worrying. In her opinion, the fact that funds from alcohol advertising campaigns go to programmes that are supposed to support children’s health is something that raises serious questions.

Olga wonders whether the topic of healthy living and sport should be combined with beer advertising. This type of situation, in her opinion, leads to a dangerous blurring of the line between health education and the promotion of substances that can cause problems with addiction or other social consequences in the future.

Higher excise duty on beer in 2025?

Olga Legosz has raised the controversial topic of unequal excise duty on alcohol, proposing an increase in the rate on beer. The influencer wants the money raised from this change to be used to fund personal assistants, which support people with disabilities to enable them to participate fully in social and working life. According to the latest reports, excise duty on beer will increase in 2025! Beer customers and consumers will pay PLN 10.92 per hectolitre for each degree Plato of the finished product.