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Filios1   
4 Feb 2008
USA, Canada / The 2nd Amendment (USA), the right to own guns [261]

why should i give a flying fuk if americans are shooting themselves...not my problem...

You're wrong there. This crap diffuses. Look at the influx of immigrants from south of the U.S and the direct correlation of gun deaths. Look at how many immigrants the U.K is receiving. You will face the problem yourself. Your system is prone as well.
Filios1   
4 Feb 2008
USA, Canada / The 2nd Amendment (USA), the right to own guns [261]

Hmm.. Eastern europe still with the highest rates, sadly.
Wow, and look at the male to female ratio. A few times higher for males in each country..
Filios1   
4 Feb 2008
USA, Canada / The 2nd Amendment (USA), the right to own guns [261]

this is the reason why both america and switzerland have the highest suicide-by-gun rates - becasue the are sitting at home in the draw

You do have a point, but wouldn't you say that its a societal problem as much as the accesibility? I know Japan is probably up there with the U.S and Switzerland. Economy is pushing people to their limits. No more can someone be happy with just a warm home, a nice meal, or a glass of wine.. Push, push, push!
Filios1   
4 Feb 2008
USA, Canada / The 2nd Amendment (USA), the right to own guns [261]

O.k, say I want to kill myself, without a real great mess. I want to get it over with, quick and painless. Hanging? No. Shot to the head? Yes, that works.

I go the local gun shop and pick up a .22 Revolver and take it back to my house. I go upstairs to my room, and blow my head off.

Now rewind that and perhaps look at something that could have prevented it. Stricter gun laws on the shop? Maybe. Me being less ****** up in the head? A great possibility.

Deeper, underlying fact is that society is a lot more screwed in the head, if you will, and even if you got rid of all the guns in the U.S, the suicide rates would be the same. Whether they would use some drugs, or something else, depressed people find a way.

More guns= more suicides? No, you can't prove that.

However, in regards to murder rates, I agree that guns play a HUGE role in that. I mean, most of the twats that use guns to kill someone are cowards, and can't use their hands or a different weapon. You get rid of the guns, I bet there would be a sharp increase in the number of stabbings etc. Certainly there would be less fatal killings though, and a lot of people would be saved.
Filios1   
3 Feb 2008
Love / For all the hot Polish guys out there [73]

Ahh! But its the fact that I have had it happen to me!
I like to initiate things myself. I find it hot when a girl gives you a sign or two, like a pretty smile or other body language, but not when she jumps on you first. In other words, I like to be in control.
Filios1   
3 Feb 2008
Love / For all the hot Polish guys out there [73]

was worth the try. You taking or I am not your taste

No to both, but I don't like to be pounced on :) Just saying

heh And I'm not talking about my own smile.. ahh

Well aren't you the clever one. Ale musze powiedzec ze masz spanialy usmiech :)
Filios1   
3 Feb 2008
UK, Ireland / Three more Polish males lose lives on Irish roads [18]

No, Polish drivers are notorious for their reckless driving. Look at Poland. The country is so cramped, roads aren't nearly large enough, and they drive like complete idiots. Poland has the largest per capita death total due to car accidents.

RIP
Filios1   
3 Feb 2008
Love / For all the hot Polish guys out there [73]

Awww you have a very beautiful smile. So cute. Wow may I pounce on you. ;)

Thank you :) They tell me I have my mothers (Greek) smile. And no pouncing, please.

I saw one smile which was more cute.. : )

understandable :)
Filios1   
3 Feb 2008
Life / Gay scene good in Poland? [66]

Oh, you're right, I'll admit. IT WILL bring a new future. But that future will bring misery and anarchy. I hope to never see the day in my life time...
Filios1   
3 Feb 2008
Life / Gay scene good in Poland? [66]

Disgusting. All of this. Stay out of Poland, go to Amsterdam for your gay fix.
Filios1   
14 Dec 2007
News / Polish-German Relations in the Present [697]

when a country's president is referred to as a potato

So it's true, you are just worried about physical appearance. The president was laughed at more so because he was quite nationalist in his policies, and gave Germany and other EU countries a hard time to try and get what he wanted, what was the best for his country.

The reality is that Poland is not a super-power and it does not have military, economic nor political power to make any demands and threats.

Yes, that is true to some degree. However, if Poland rolled over and let herself be raped by other, stronger countries in the EU, there would be no progress whatsoever, for without demands and some kind of self-identity, then there is no moving forward. Frankly, Poland will never be a "superpower" as you put it, and in your belief, never be in a position for bargaining. Then what is she now? A unrecognized tract of land? Please, don't make me laugh. With your logic, then Germany, Russia and England would be ruling Europe and the rest of us "little guys" would be at their mercy.

NO. What I was trying to say is that Poland should have reliable allies, strong economic, military and political position in Europe (and outside) to be able to back up its demands.

"Standing up" just because it sounds good and "tough" is just plain stupid.

And once again, you show you know nothing about the country of Poland. Reliable allies? When in their history have they had reliable allies? They've been surrounded by these powers all throughout history, and it is in a Poles blood to make his demands, no matter how "weak" his backup is.

Furthermore, you commented on how "Standing up" because it sounds tough is plain stupid. You have nothing to base this on. Tell me, do you even consider yourself a Pole, or a generic European? Are you even proud of your heritage, your history? Have you no shame saying that Standing Up is plain stupid? What do you consider sounding good, and tough?

a) how do you know I am liberal?

b) stop calling me coward

c) who are you to tell other people to disregard me?

a) You have it smeared all over your posts, pro-EU creep
b) I will, when you stop acting like one
c) I go as far as to say I acted wrong by saying this, I do not in fact, have that privelage
Filios1   
14 Dec 2007
News / Polish-German Relations in the Present [697]

polands last government was making it the laughing stock - lets hope this one takes a more positive approach

A laughing stock for who? For the communist slime it was destroying? For the pensions it was taking away from them? For trying to somehow rid the govermnent of corruption?

Who do you trust now? Tusk? He is doing his best to pull Poland back into the Russian and German spheres of influence. You think that is a good thing?

What are your beliefs behind that thought? So you say we were a laughing stock. Are you talking in terms of the Kaczynski's physical characteristics and how they were seen? I.e Polish carofel in German newspaper. Is that all you care about? What others think of us? You sir, are also slime and do not deserve to call yourself Polish. People like you, and their sucking up to other countries is what is ruining our nation.
Filios1   
14 Dec 2007
News / Polish-German Relations in the Present [697]

I strongly disagree. It is because of views like yours Poland always get its a$$ kicked. I say we should for once SIT DOWN and start being realistic about our situation in Europe.

You sir, are a coward, and the slime of the earth. What possible benefits do you see from SITTING DOWN, as you put it. To be a coward just like yourself? What does realistic mean?

So you're telling me that after WW2, under Communist rule, Poland should have shut up, because they got their ass kicked?

Please disregard this creep ladies and gentleman, for he is but another liberal coward who does not know history.
Filios1   
13 Dec 2007
Feedback / a thank you to the creators of this great forum [13]

I have to say, Thank you for the creators of this forum as well!

I used to be a Europophobe and was scared by all things non-Polish. I was a sick, sick man. But after coming across Puzzler and a select others, I am now cured! I am only Russophobic, just a little bit though!
Filios1   
13 Dec 2007
News / Polish-German Relations in the Present [697]

I would not like to be compared to that racist bastard. I remember his posts, when I still wasn't a registered user.

Tell me Puzzler, whatever made you think that I am a Germanophobe? I respect the Germans, but with equality. I have done nothing to insult the German people and the German nation, so please do not compare me to him.

Falkster appears to be a completely different type of German. That's good.

So far so good, that is.

Falkster seems like a decent enough German, who only wants the best. But Puzzler, you do not know what his underlying intentions are.
So far so good? Are you referring to the selling of Polands soul? I know many just like you, would do anything for respect in Europe, and more prosperity, even if it meant selling the motherland.
Filios1   
12 Dec 2007
News / Polish-German Relations in the Present [697]

such policy does not exist and amongst certain (educated) parts of society having children to grow up bilingual is seen as a great opportunity.

Denying it now, eh? hehe, and this is where I have caught you. There are many instances, I shall give you this one to munch on for now.

Poles back estranged father in language ban row
telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2004/10/24/wpole24.xml

Not enough? Please ask, and I'll post more, for all us to see.

apparently i have magic powers now.

No magical powers, sheer slyness.

know Polish-German friends i saw on holiday in Poland, they speak both German and Polish.
And if such a law existed, what would the authorities do if a family speaks 2 language

I did not say a law existed, however Germanies inner policies are still defined quite well, as Anti-Polish.
Please read the above article. There are many instances where courts rule for these kinds of things.
Filios1   
12 Dec 2007
News / Polish-German Relations in the Present [697]

tell me what poland is gaining from isolation. maybe it convinces me and i'll change my mind.

Poland has nothing, and everything to gain from it. I have not said isolation is the correct means of building the country. Perhaps read more closely, friend.

believe you have a very strong inferiority complex...

and that is where you are wrong. i have never felt myself lower than any other human being, and even suffer from feeling higher, the total opposite of what you are saying. perhaps you are reading me wrong again? i fight for an influential nation, that co-exists with others and works with others on equal terms. where is the equality? Kaczynski tried in the EU voting system so that smaller nations could have a right in the proceedings of policies of EU, and of all people, who would have thought, Germany was 100% against it.

on a less private note i am moderating a german-polish forum, where interesting enough a far more friendly tone is spoken as it happens in this forum from time to time. yes we are smaller, but people there post when they actually have something to say...

... which you mean is utter rubbish? No my friend, they are NOT posting what they truly feel, because they are hypnotized by you, and people like you, pollutants of the nationalistic soul.

on a private note i am living with a polish girlfriend.

really? because I could care less. I hope all is going well in that regards. If it happens that you impregnate her, well I have seen the policies of the Germans, and how they control what language the baby speaks if the family lives in Germany. Disgusting. How can Poland be closer to Germany, when there are still policies like that? The mother cant even teach, and the baby cant even learn Polish if the father is German. I have seen the truth, and I hope your g/f, and perhaps later, wife, will handle that.
Filios1   
12 Dec 2007
News / Polish-German Relations in the Present [697]

Puzzler please realize that this guy is a sham, a creep that is out to pollute the Polish threads and make the Germans out for our friendly compatriots. I have been to Germany, and I have seen their policies.
Filios1   
12 Dec 2007
Love / Polish-Islam Relationship Union [450]

without tolerance and respect it will never be possible to live in peace with each other.

just a thought...

you talk about tolerance and respect? your country is being overrun by muslims from turkey, pakistan and other arab countries. soon enough you will be in the minority, and have no say on tolerance and respect, the true Germans that is. I hope Poland will learn from the mistakes of their western neighbours like Germany and England, and set quotas on their in-migration.
Filios1   
12 Dec 2007
News / Polish-German Relations in the Present [697]

As for the subject of lack of patriotism, well, shouldn't you examine some of your statements in this forum?

Like what?

Take it easy, mate.

Funny that you say that, when I recall you being the most, or what I now know was acting, pro-Polish with harsh tones in your posts.

hahahahaha...

that is so yesterday...

your posts are pointless... but actually in a way very amusing...

my posts are what they are. amusing perhaps for you, but to some it is the truth, shining them right in the eyes, and they only need to realize that, and they will have salvation.

okay... obviously you have some personal unresolved issues and EXACTLY this hatred instigates stupid things...

I have no inner-personal issues that are unresolved. My only issues with Germany and Poland negotiating, and being more friendly, are the terms that will be set forth, and surely bias towards the German side. Poland will be screwed, once again like all throughout history. But we shall rise up, just like at Gruwald, where our Slavic ancestors defended our homeland against the barbaric Germans.

am german and so i most likely do more for the above relationship on a daily basis than you do.

yes, that is perhaps true, but for whom will this relationship more readily benefit? tell me
Filios1   
12 Dec 2007
News / Polish-German Relations in the Present [697]

I hope we do. All the best, mate.

And with a similar beautiful note, Poland was in slavery for so many years! Sold to the evils of Germany, Russia, and Austria. Thanks Puzzler, you and people like you will destroy our country soon enough..
Filios1   
12 Dec 2007
News / Polish-German Relations in the Present [697]

is people like filios who enters a thread that had a perfectly positive ending to stirr things up in a rather stupid populist manner and be simply disruptive...

very wrong and narrowminded...

No, it is you, who probably aren't even Polish that disrupt Polish-German relations. The cowards of the West are happy with the way things are. You are one of them, slime.

Puzzler, I really doubt you are even Polish at all. You seem to be for Poland, yet you state things that make you seem like a Volksdeutche. You need to get you're priorities straight good man. And what does being more friendly mean for you? Probably giving back our land that we gained in the West after WW2 from the allies back to Germany eh? Something cowardly like that. I am all for a closer Europe, but lets get serious here. Germany has, and always will be the instigator of all the affairs. There is no negotiating with them when they can only spew Anti-Polish, and Polophobic shite our way.

He's quite a character. No reason to worry about this fellow

No reason to worry about me eh? Puzzler, you really did have me going for a while that you were a true Pole and Slav. You have shown your true face. Poland only survives because there are people LIKE ME, true patriots who still support their inner nationalistic policies. But it is true, we are waging a losing battle, as demonstrated with PiS, being replaced by this "so called" Pole, Tusk.