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I'm a Polish immigrant. And I'm not going back to Poland. [40]
I think that often this is being very painful for their parents.
The world now is
international just remember your parents didn't have the opportunity to travel and live overseas, now you can move around and live where it suits you.
you will always have some kind of nostalgia towards the place of your birth,
for a captain cook only (look), you live where you feel at home and what suits your lifestyle.
There's nothing wrong with polish weather
if you enjoy cold weather most of the year sure, poland is lovely.
Nor with the discussions about politics or religion. I'm of a opinion that you should know what is currently going on in the world, and especially in your country, as it affects your life.
People in a democracy elect a government to govern and do the right thing, if not they don't get re-elected...politics in poland is very erractic, each one trying to feather his own nest...(I do think the present leaders in poland are better than average) but how can you have a person like lepper who has only about 10% of the votes (his party) have so much say???.
Religion is important but lets practice what is taught to us in church, too many poles go to church and next moment are ripping people off etc...(I'm not saying all)
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It's maybe boring for you lef, but it's still far better than talking about what happened in the Big Brother house yesterday, or who was cheating who on the Jerry Springer Show.
Not many watch US style rubbish...however, horses for courses, and each to his own..like the poles say, some people like cucumbers and some people like the gardeners daughter. mmmm.
And how can you be so sure of that? Are you some kind of a medium?
I think we can take this as read, once you have big businesses in poland, wages increase dramatically to management type jobs and filter down to the working class, unfortuanately when wages go up , so do commodities, pensioners feel the brunt because the government is unable to keep increasing the penson.
Greed has been accompanying humans long before Poland started to exist. Please, remember this
thats
whyThe thing that astonishes me the most, is that the people that are actually moaning on this forum about the lousy condition of modern Poland are those who are no longer living here.
People who have lived in poland under the harsh conditions from post war to the 80's cannot trust people in government, if you live in the west long enough you might understand.
but it seems that I’m the only one who is being truly positive here. It's quite funny, isn't it?
Not all poles have it bad, and if your happy with what you have, your are a blessed man.
