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Americans who call themselves Polish - how do you feel about that? [112]
OK and the "ski" on my name must be American.
Well "ski" doesn't mean it's Polish. It's common for people of Slavic descents to have their last names ending with ski.
If not for communist takeover my family would not be denied their Polish heritage. I always thought once I contacted Poland and let them know I am here and have missed them, they would feel the same. Silly me as it seems we are a threat to there property and never given a second thought.
What does this even mean????
Were your parents communist collaborators... is that why they moved and that's why you don't seem to be welcomed in Poland???
you say that if one has polish blood then one is polish.. how much of this blood has to be polish? there is no such thing as pure polish person. look into it if you don't believe me.
The whole Polish blood law is old and stupid. If you're born in the US, you're an American. If you're born in Angola, you're an Angolan. If your parents happen to have been born in Poland then that would make you an Polish-American...
You're born in the US, Canada or wherever. Why not respect the place of your birth??? why denounce the country of your birth by just acting like you're all Polish but not Polish-Americans??