News / What can Poland do to maintain its Ethnic Integrity? [118]

Aren't you people blind?

Look, I don't have a problem with blacks, asians, mexicans, arabs, jews, or anyone else, but I do have a problem with them once they pollute a nation/ethnicity that is not theirs.

It's my personal belief that Mexico should have the right to carry on its own ethnic culture, as does Cambodia and Namibia, and especially Poland.

Do we really want any nation to be destroyed from within because of outrageous immigration rates (think USA in 2050), do we really want a nation's culture and history be erased forever and just barely mentioned in a few futile sentences in history books?

No, every culture/ethnicity has the right to exist within its own kind w/o being overrun by another.

Life / How do Polish view others [116]


Well some old-timers might feel bitter about Wilno...

News / POLISH LITTLE GIRL SHOT DEAD BY AN ITALIAN [104]


First of all, the majority of them aren't polonophobic, they aren't racists, and they aren't fascists.

Just as a side note, you do realize that there are Polish fascists, right? I'm not talking about some wanna-be Nazi Polak, but about nationalistic Poles who believe in the social and economic ideals laid out by Mussolini, Franco, and others.

Also, this is the same typical media ********.

You can't find a single Irish, English, French, Italian, German, Italian, Swedish, or any other European nation's newspaper which does not publish articles which are obviously meant to tear the fabric of pan-European brotherhood and to demonize European immigration while turning a blind-eye to non-white immigration, which is the main problem facing the ethnic people inhabiting Europe today.


I don't think that name calling actually proves any point.

USA, Canada / 2008 U.S. Presidential Election according to Polish and foreign people [90]

Yeah, Ron Paul's the man.

The truth is that we don't need to replace the IRS.

If we stop being a global bully (with soldiers stationed and in some cases fighting in Japan, the Philippines, Korea, Germany, Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and parts of South America and Africa), we would literally cut the amount of money our government spends by trillions of dollars. Also, if we'd cut all the money going to "top secret" military programs, we'd save a couple billion dollars.

Right there is enough to not only make up the void left if we cut the IRS, but to even leave us with a couple trillion dollar profit.

Of course, Ron Paul also wants to radically cut the bureaucracies in Washington and give powers to the states regarding education, taxes, etc. This would also save billions if not trillions of dollars.

Really, Ron Paul's advocating what our Founding Fathers advocated: a strong but largely decentralized government giving large powers to the states.

In addition, Ron Paul should be running through the streets of America yelling "I TOLD YOU SO!" He is, after all, one of the few Congressmen to vote against the War in Iraq...

If you have the time to spend watching this, I'd highly recommend it:

History / Jews...and their Polish experience [520]

Facts You Should See
ifamericansknew.org

Children killed since September, 2000



Israelis and Palestinians killed since September, 2000



Number of Israelis and Palestinians Injured since 2000



US Aid to Israel and Palestine



UN Resolutions on Israel and Palestine



POWS, Political Prisoners, and Detainees of Israel and Palestine



Homes Demolished in Israel and Palestine



Israeli and Palestinian Unemployments



Illegal Settlements in Palestine and Israel



So how can you be pro-Israel?

History / Chicago Public Radio on *Polish* concentration camps [62]

Well, I guess the confusion comes from the fact that the biggest concentration camps were located in either land that was formerly Polish or that is currently Polish.

But in reality, they're "nazi" concentration camps.

I remember one time I wrote a letter to the editors of the NY Times about mislabeling nazi concentration camps as being Polish.

History / Chicago Public Radio on *Polish* concentration camps [62]

The discussion here isn't about political prisons, detention centers, or concentration camps, but about the nazi death camps which were the primary weapon in the Holocaust.

Various forms of 'concentration camps' have been used widely throughout history. Hell, you could call the pre-war Jewish ghettos 'concentration camps', as they were areas where Jews would be forced to live. However, when we use the term 'concentration camps' today, we refer specifically to the death camps built by nazis.

As far as I know, there was no concentrated effort by the pre-war or post-war Polish governments to exterminate any racial or ethnic group, and if there was, you'd have to prove it.

So no, you cannot complain about "Polish" concentration camps.

The issue we're talking about here is about nazi extermination camps, not pre-war or post-war prisons and detention centers.

USA, Canada / 2008 U.S. Presidential Election according to Polish and foreign people [90]

But honestly, he's the "I told you so" candidate.

Voted against going into Iraq, voted against No Child Left Behind, voted against the PATRIOT Act... There's a reason they call him "Dr. No" after all. ;-p

History / Chicago Public Radio on *Polish* concentration camps [62]


Yes, Poland had only one type.

But since concentration camp is usually equated with death camp and since this thread is about NAZI extermination camps, you cannot call the "Polish" concentration camps.

We aren't talking about Polish detention centers (or 'concentration camps' if you will) but about the camps built by nazis during WWII.

Two completely different things.


Jena is way too overblown.

Those "boys" nearly beat to death a person.

History / Jews...and their Polish experience [520]


Let's pay our tribute to all these glorious communist Jews..

:-/

kaliszer keeps on ******** about Poles... well here's a little back to you.

History / Chicago Public Radio on *Polish* concentration camps [62]


As I've said time and TIME AGAIN, we are discussing nazi extermination camps, not Polish detention centers/political prisons. This thread is about NPR mistakenly calling nazi death camps "Polish concentration camps."

Furthermore, none of you claiming that Poland had 'concentration camps' have provided evidence of these camps existing.

I do know that there were some areas where political prisoners were detained, but they have never been called concentration camps.


You're wrong on all counts here.

Mychal Bell assaulted from behind Justin Barker, and was joined by eight to ten others. Witness statements taken later used phrases like "stomped him badly," "stepped on his face," "knocked out cold on the ground," and "slammed his head on the concrete beam." According to court documents, Mr. Barker was probably unconscious before he hit the ground, where his attackers stomped his "lifeless" body. The Jena Times calls it "one of the most violent attacks in Jena High School's history." When Assistant Principal Gawan Burgess got to the scene, he thought the boy was dead. He was bleeding from ears and nose and showed no sign of life. An ambulance took Mr. Barker to the hospital, where he was in the emergency room for about 2-1/2 hours.

amren.com/features/jenaFraud/jenaFraud.html
usatoday.com/printedition/news/20071205/a_jena05.art.htm

USA, Canada / 2008 U.S. Presidential Election according to Polish and foreign people [90]


Why would you vote for someone who represents the same old inefficient system over someone like Huckabee or Paul who are presenting something new to the debate?

USA, Canada / 2008 U.S. Presidential Election according to Polish and foreign people [90]

Ron Paul is still running and he too wants to abolish the IRS. Unlike Huckabee, he also plans on significantly reducing spending.

BTW, Romney didn't quit, he suspended his campaign. He still keeps his delegates, so he can still work out a deal.

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

El Gato, the Constitution explicitly states that every citizen has the right to own firearms.

A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.

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

Firearms need to be legalized to keep citizens safe and to enable them to revolt against a government that has become too powerful.

Some things you might want to see:


Regulating the arms trade is safer and better for all citizens.

For the myth between guns, suicides, crimes, and death, see Would Banning Firearms Reduce Murder and Suicide? by Don Kates and Gary Mauser.
law.harvard.edu/students/orgs/jlpp/Vol30_No2_KatesMauseronline.pdf

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


I don't think there's been any nation that has drastically changed gun laws, or at least there hasn't been any study done on a nation in transition from one policy to the other.

BUT, based on all the available data, we'd have to expect the crime rate to go down as firearms become more available.


Most crimes are committed in countries with extremely strict firearm regulation and most crimes are committed with "illegal" (non-registered) guns.

On the other hand, crime rate is SIGNIFICANTLY lower in areas with more accessible firearms.


No, that is one of our most important rights.

First of all, if we ban militias, we're essentially also breaking our first amendment rights (right to assemble).

Second of all, we need a militia as a countermeasure of a government with the potential to become too powerful.


Quoted for the truth.


Yes.

In certain areas of Texas, criminals are even afraid of just breaking and entering into someone's home, let alone assaulting people.

The government cannot be everywhere to protect you, which is why criminals exist. On the other hand, common people with guns can be around everywhere, which is why crime rates are lower in areas with less gun regulation.


You obviously just ignored all the evidence I posted.

When a nation reduces firearm regulation, violent crime tends to go down.

The issue here is regulating firearms but not overregulating them. They need to be accessible to all mentally stable citizens.

USA, Canada / 2008 U.S. Presidential Election according to Polish and foreign people [90]


The Obama/Osama joke was funnier.

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


Obviously, you're slightly retarded.

First of all, the Branch Davidians weren't a militia, but a cult and the US military was not involved (the ATF and FBI were).

Second of all, "the power of the video camera" is nonexistent unless the people have some kind of coercive power over the government. In this case, we can own firearms, create a militia, and vote for our representatives. Those are our three coercive powers which protect us from the government.

Lastly, your last sentence doesn't make any sense. You need to learn some sentence structure, because it's making it quite obvious that you don't live in America. A militia could quite easily overthrow our government, as long as it had the side of the people. With widespread discontent and the right to bear arms and form militias, it's quite obvious that the people would overthrow any government. Imagine you armed every single Pole in Communist Poland and let them form militias if they wish. "Communist Poland" would've stopped existing within a matter of days. This is why our Founding Fathers imbued us with these rights.

Love / What make Polish girls better than American girls [106]


Fewer McDonalds = Less Obese People

It isn't a hard concept.

News / Polish vs russian economy [57]

The Polish economy is much stronger. It's not plagued by crime, nationalization, and too many regulations.

The Russian economy is huge, though it is much weaker per capita.

News / Polish vs russian economy [57]


Ever heard of this magical thing called GDP?

News / Polish vs russian economy [57]

^ What are you talking about?

News / What's your favorite Polish political party? [13]


Yeah, I definitely like PiS as well. I prefer PO, but PiS overall has a good economic and crime fighting platform, though I disagree with some of their ideas (i.e. keeping ZUS).


Isn't Lopuszanski simply one of the heads of LPR or something?

News / Candidate of "Hope and Change," Breaks Promise, Leaves Poland Defenseless [47]

The technology has been proved workable over a decade ago.

News / Candidate of "Hope and Change," Breaks Promise, Leaves Poland Defenseless [47]

edition.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/europe/08/20/poland.us.missile/index.html - You Thought Wrong

"It will help both the [NATO] alliance and Poland and the United States respond to the coming threats," Rice said. "Missile defense, of course, is aimed at no one. It is in our defense that we do this."