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osiol   
6 Sep 2007
UK, Ireland / PASSPORTS FOR POLISH PEOPLE TO COME TO ENGLAND [103]

Perhaps our own scroungers are requiring dealt with first

You should see the street I live in.
No Poles. All British.
But many recipients of the fruits of my labour (deserving and undeserving).
osiol   
6 Sep 2007
UK, Ireland / PASSPORTS FOR POLISH PEOPLE TO COME TO ENGLAND [103]

I love to work really hard every day for not very much money so Mr. Smith over the road can sit on his fat lazy arse and **** his ***** of a **** and make more ****ing ******* *********s to harass me at the local shops.
osiol   
6 Sep 2007
UK, Ireland / PASSPORTS FOR POLISH PEOPLE TO COME TO ENGLAND [103]

I don't need to be in the UK.
Thanks be to the EU!
However, you have overlooked one little fact...
You're arguments are pretty illogical, considering your dependence of the nationality of the person making the argument.

don't understand what you are referring to and what part of the conversation it involves

Seen the title of the thread, Mr. Twister?
osiol   
6 Sep 2007
UK, Ireland / PASSPORTS FOR POLISH PEOPLE TO COME TO ENGLAND [103]

what is wrong with that, i'm British, whether i'm Polish or English its my view

What countries are you allowed to complain about as a British citizen living in the UK?
osiol   
6 Sep 2007
UK, Ireland / PASSPORTS FOR POLISH PEOPLE TO COME TO ENGLAND [103]

I want people to come here and work.
I want people from here to work.
I happen to enjoy work myself.
There is a need for a social security net for those who need it.
To allow people to work, social security is required to support workers and their dependants.
It is all about balance.
I also believe in the EU as a means of international stability, co-operation, trade and sharing of ideas.
osiol   
7 Sep 2007
Love / Sending flowers to my Polish boyfriend [73]

Picture this:

Man brings flowers home for his wife.
Wife says "What are you apologising for?"

Woman gives flowers to her husband.
"Great! Now I've got some dead plant genitalia to deal with!"

Wine works far better.
osiol   
7 Sep 2007
Language / Should I learn both Polish and German [147]

I'm not so impressed.

There are a lot of people in the world who can speak German.

I, on the other hand, can't speak German.
Although I did claim (in this thread) to be aware of a language called Germany!
osiol   
7 Sep 2007
Love / Sending flowers to my Polish boyfriend [73]

well-known high street store

Does this shop have a woman's name?

not sure if I should admit this but my man likes getting cuddly toys :) does that make him less of a man??

Is his favourite one a fox?
osiol   
7 Sep 2007
Language / Should I learn both Polish and German [147]

The issue here is not whether speaking a language is impressive

I'm not claiming impressive.
It is good for the mind to be learning things.
And whatever language it is, it may have some practical use too.

so that they remain at a commensurate level

Enlgish is spoken badly, not just by foreign speakers (who may be very good, or not),
but also by those who speak it as their first or only language.

more going on than you can handle

I only ever bite off slightly more than I can chew. That's not all there is.
osiol   
7 Sep 2007
UK, Ireland / Poles top of UK class [41]

Aberystwyth
Bangor
Cardiff
Glamorgan
Lampeter
Newport
Swansea University
Swansea Institute of Higher Education
Trinity College, Carmarthen
The University of Wales
possibly a couple of others
osiol   
7 Sep 2007
UK, Ireland / Poles top of UK class [41]

The Welsh education system was run the same as that of the English.
It may be slightly different under the Welsh Assembly, but that does not have that many powers.
Scottish education is different.
osiol   
7 Sep 2007
UK, Ireland / Poles top of UK class [41]

I normally only read the very first and the very last one

Read the first page of a book, then the last page and it makes you an expert.
osiol   
7 Sep 2007
News / Poland torpedoes EU Day Against Death Penalty [71]

What about all the people who get wrongly convicted?
You can be found innocent after time in prison,
but what good is that when you're dead?

The lesson it teaches is that if a country can kill it's people, then killing can be justified.

Look at which countries do continue to practise capital punishment:
China, Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, USA...
Not countries I'd like to live in.

tooth for a tooth

What use is a pile of teeth?
osiol   
7 Sep 2007
News / Poland torpedoes EU Day Against Death Penalty [71]

People that are guilty of mass murder serial killers?

There can be no one rule for some, another for others.
Beyond reasonable doubt should be the only measure.

Also, if someone has committed such heinous crimes, do I want to give them the easy way out?
I can think of one or two very nasty people who are in prison in the UK, who will never be released.
Death would surely have been an easier option for them.
osiol   
7 Sep 2007
News / Poland torpedoes EU Day Against Death Penalty [71]

No, but our taxes suffer to house and feed these morons

It is the administering of the punishment, and thus worth paying for.
Law and order cannot come cheap.

In China, the death sentence is normally carried out by shooting.
The families of the executed are then charged for the cost of the bullet.
I assume you are not advocating such acts, but to me it only works to underline the barbarism of capital punishment.
osiol   
7 Sep 2007
News / Poland torpedoes EU Day Against Death Penalty [71]

prisoners (in the UK at least) seem to be able to demand what the like and take the Prison System to court when they don't get what they want

The administration of our prisons has no bearing on the principle at stake here.
Prisons in the UK are not run how they should be.
Tail wagging dog.
osiol   
7 Sep 2007
News / Poland torpedoes EU Day Against Death Penalty [71]

Question:
In the US, how long does the average death row prisoner stay on death row?
A sensible use of resources?

works in Norway apparently

did in South Africa too.
osiol   
7 Sep 2007
News / Poland torpedoes EU Day Against Death Penalty [71]

Prisoners in the UK have too many rights

You don't need to tel me.

I mentioned the sensible use of resources to show Zgubiony's argument

but our taxes suffer to house and feed these morons

to be misplaced, when in the US, death row prisoners languish for years.

In the less civilised countries that still practise capital punishment, the waiting time is much lower,
but justice is even more thin on the ground in such places.
osiol   
7 Sep 2007
News / English vs. Polish hostility [323]

It is an issue in the UK, but from my sheltered little corner of the country, it is not a very big issue.
There are Polish workers over here. "So what?" is what I hear most people say.

It is more of an issue in towns with large numbers of immigrants (Poles included) and with larger groups of settled communities recently descended from immigrants. There the problem is more one of ghettoisation and the unwillingness of people of all backgrounds to form a cohesive community.