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English people attitude towards Poles?


CaringCarla - | 12  
18 Sep 2007 /  #571
Try telling a French man that French food is rubbish and watch the response

French food is very good isn't it
_Sofi_  
18 Sep 2007 /  #572
The Polish people in general are sour faced all the time,

It's the Polish guys at work I always see having a laugh and sometimes I'm privilidged enough to join in!!
Murzynka - | 48  
18 Sep 2007 /  #573
What is English people attitude towards Poles, I was reading that some people are unhappy to see many Poles over there and are hostility towards them but on the other hand they are respected too. So whats the truth? So far I thought English people are very friendly but after reading their discussion on one forum I was quite shocked how anti-polish they were.

British are notorious for being prejudice.
Ta ta

I am English and I live in West London. I live next to Hammersmith which probably has more Polish people than any other part of London if not England. My parents came from Guyana in South America which was a British collony, but I was born here. They went through the same things as immigrants, but probably worse as they were black. I do not think the Poles thankfully see signs on peoples front doors saying 'NO BLACKS NO IRISH NO DOGS' That was a common sight in this country in the 50's onwards.

To be honest I didn't even think about Polish immigration much until I met my boyfriend who is a Pole. London is my home and we are a city of people who are the most tolerant of other nations and cultures on this globe. The people who are zenaphobic, are in the minority. Most Londoners love foreigners coming here. I love the fact we are all different. I love the fact that when I am on the tube and a foreign person gets in my carriage, no one gives a damn. We are too busy to care about things like that. We have too much to do.

I have one complaint about SOME Polish people and Eastern Europeans and even my boyfirend who is Polish feels even more strongly about this than I do. Alot of Eastern Europeans come over here and look down on black and asian people and are extremely rascist. This maybe due to the fact that they come from a predominantly white country, with less multi-culturalism. I have been called ****** by more Polish people than any other group in London. The problem is the non-rascist white English population see us (black and asians born in England) as more British/English than you, because we were born here, have been here so long and intergrated with people more. Our language is English so there is no barrier there. Also the popularity of the black music culture allows for the intergration of black and asian youth, as there is a common interest amongst the young.

I just want to say that if you are going to come over here and make a life for yourself, then I welcome you with open arms BUT please respect ALL of the people who live in this country and leave your prejudice back at home. We Londoners don't need or want it around us. We do not need any extra racial tension in such an over-populated city like ours. We love London, our home, with a passion and it ruins the vibe having people like that coming here.

God my spelling is so crap Lol xenophobic - Sorry

The britsh people hate the polish, but most are to afraid to say it. there are 250,000 polish immagrents in the UK, taking are jobs and more importantly ruining our economy by sending the money (often cash, so no tax is given to the government) back to other countries. there are 3 times more of you lot than expected how will the NHS cope? hope will the police cope? how will the econey cope? how will the property cope? The immergrnets into this country will destroy it.**** off home.

Don't speak for me. I am British and I dont need pig ignorant twat like you putting vile words in my mouth. I do not hate anyone. Hate is for losers. If you have nothing good to say, why don't you keep quiet and do us all a favour. I would be really happy if you ****** off back to the stone from which you crawled.

There are lots of British people who do nothing and are a burden on society so don't talk ****. Also British workers are some of the laziest in the world. My boyfriend works on building sites and they drink tea look at the tits in the Daily Sport newspaper all day and the Polish guys are expected to do their own work and then do the extra that the English guys didnt do, because they were too busy scratching their arses.

They go home early and often the foreman lets them go because they are friends and everyone else has to run around like blue arse flies to finish off. It happens all of the time. Often Polish guys get spoken to like crap and it has happened to my boyfriend. However he is a very big man and he doesnt take that from anyone and walks out. He can, because he can always get work, but alot of people can't and they have to put up with it.

If you are going to talk about something speak the truth.

Quoting: tornado2007 The britsh people hate the polish, but most are to afraid to say it. there are 250,000 polish immagrents in the UK, taking are jobs and more importantly ruining our economy by sending the money (often cash, so no tax is given to the government) back to other countries. there are 3 times more of you lot than expected how will the NHS cope? hope will the police cope? how will the econey cope? how will the property cope? The immergrnets into this country will destroy it.**** off home.

This quote is NOT from Tornado, it is from Fraser, so dont give him a hard time. : ) I dont know why is says his name. Fraser is the twat.

This quote is NOT from Tornado, it is from Fraser, so dont give him a hard time. : ) I dont know why is says his name. Fraser is the twat.

Now it says my name. This fault needs updating guys or alot of confusion is going to occur.
Firestorm 6 | 400  
18 Sep 2007 /  #574
Dont quote Quotes.
When you do thats how it happens.

Try to find the original Poster. and Quote him.
Its easier that way.
Or.
When you Quote. Delete the Posters name from the Brackets.

Dont quote Quotes.
When you do thats how it happens.

Dont quote Quotes.
When you do thats how it happens.

See the Difference.?
AvJoeUK  
18 Sep 2007 /  #575
Jesus Christ Headache!
Murzynka - | 48  
18 Sep 2007 /  #576
Dont quote Quotes.When you do thats how it happens.Try to find the original Poster. and Quote him.Its easier that way.Or.When you Quote. Delete the Posters name from the Brackets.

Damn, will have to trawl back further through the posts then. Ok thanks for the help. : )
Firestorm 6 | 400  
18 Sep 2007 /  #577
Jesus Christ Headache!

Noooo

Even easier.
Is select the text you want.
Look in the Brackets.. on the left. And delete the name.

You can even change the name..

Damn, will have to trawl back further through the posts then. Ok thanks for the help. : )

Quoting: Fraser The britsh people hate the polish, but most are to afraid to say it. there are 250,000 polish immagrents in the UK, taking are jobs and more importantly ruining our economy by sending the money (often cash, so no tax is given to the government) back to other countries. there are 3 times more of you lot than expected how will the NHS cope? hope will the police cope? how will the econey cope? how will the property cope? The immergrnets into this country will destroy it.**** off home.

There you go.
Murzynka - | 48  
18 Sep 2007 /  #578
Even easier.Is select the text you want.Look in the Brackets.. on the left. And delete the name.

This is getting complicated Lol Where are the brackets ?

[quote=Firestorm] There you go. [AH now i get it]

Understood. Thanks for that. I was having a bimbo moment. : )
Murzynka - | 48  
18 Sep 2007 /  #580
Oh no I have ballsed it up again. I want the name in the first set of [ ] to be changed. I think I need to lay down !
Firestorm 6 | 400  
18 Sep 2007 /  #581
I want the name in the first set of [ ] to be changed.

Thats right.. Delete the name from the first set of brackets.

[quote=Murzynka] Delete this name
Basil  
18 Sep 2007 /  #582
Like I said before I don't think the Brits hate Polish people but Polish people (from what I have seen to date) do not give the distinct impression that they love the Brits.

The only signs I ever see or translate is that they resent some Brits especially the ones with money. They also come into the Country with a pre-conceived idea that the streets are paved with gold. This is just nonsense.

Blacks and Asians have nothing to do with this topic, but if they are suffering from racism from Polish people then that just re-confirms my thoughts about Polish peoples attitude towards established people within a country, which strictly speaking they are only guests.

As for racism in general, the Polish history of this is not exactly squeaky clean anyway.
isthatu 3 | 1,164  
18 Sep 2007 /  #583
As for racism in general, the Polish history of this is not exactly squeaky clean anyway

Is that from Polands 20th century Empire with its famous African and Asian colonies? Or the big black civil rights movement brutaly supresed in 1960s Warsaw?
osiol 55 | 3,921  
18 Sep 2007 /  #584
No history is squeaky clean.
You can learn from history, but the present and the future are what we live for.
johan123 1 | 228  
18 Sep 2007 /  #585
Like I said before I don't think the Brits hate Polish people but Polish people (from what I have seen to date) do not give the distinct impression that they love the Brits.

The only signs I ever see or translate is that they resent some Brits especially the ones with money. They also come into the Country with a pre-conceived idea that the streets are paved with gold. This is just nonsense.

Blacks and Asians have nothing to do with this topic, but if they are suffering from racism from Polish people then that just re-confirms my thoughts about Polish peoples attitude towards established people within a country, which strictly speaking they are only guests.

As for racism in general, the Polish history of this is not exactly squeaky clean anyway.

Britain should be grateful!

In any free market economy like the UK prices are ultimately set by supply and demand. Prior to immigration certain industries, due to labour shortages, lacked the ability to compete both on a national and international stage. The UK in many areas had lost market share and was set to lose more with the entrance into the EU of former Eastern European countries. Immigration has in many ways reversed this trend and will in the long term benefit price inflation.
Basil  
19 Sep 2007 /  #586
Additional expenditure of all Social Services are now being felt, Cambridgeshire reports in the news today that they have had a 17 fold rise in drink-drive figures from Eastern Europeans. Economic factors are ultimately set by supply and demand, and this is not beneficial to the economy. This thread is going off on a tangent anyhow. It should actually be renamed "Polish peoples attitude to the British" a 17 fold increase in drink driving is disgusting and only fuels the arguments of the far right.
Matt  
19 Sep 2007 /  #587
Many Eastern Europeans are causing trouble and it goes to show that criminal records should now be scanned before allowing people into this country.
Murzynka - | 48  
19 Sep 2007 /  #588
Blacks and Asians have nothing to do with this topic,

Wrong

Blacks and asians are English if they are born here. I consider myself to be English. Therefore I can answer the question. 'What do English People think of the Poles' and alot of English people who are of that racial background like myself, see the attitude towards them as a problem. Therefore it is relevant to the topic.

It should actually be renamed "Polish peoples attitude to the British"

There is some truth in that statement. I have heard more anti-british talk from Polish people than positive things to be honest.

Thats right.. Delete the name from the first set of brackets.[quote=Murzynka] Delete this name

Thanks for the help : )
johan123 1 | 228  
19 Sep 2007 /  #589
Additional expenditure of all Social Services are now being felt, Cambridgeshire reports in the news today that they have had a 17 fold rise in drink-drive figures from Eastern Europeans. Economic factors are ultimately set by supply and demand, and this is not beneficial to the economy. This thread is going off on a tangent anyhow. It should actually be renamed "Polish peoples attitude to the British" a 17 fold increase in drink driving is disgusting and only fuels the arguments of the far right.

Nobody is the slightest bit interested on whether or not you think Polish people have the right to live and work in the UK. They have the right as members of the European union and were invited by the British government. Most of the information you post is loaded with "BNP right wing" undertones and lacks any real intellectual understanding of economics. The example given above is absolutely rubbish with regard to the negative impact it has on the British economy.

Many Eastern Europeans are causing trouble and it goes to show that criminal records should now be scanned before allowing people into this country.

Many Brits are causing trouble on stag nights in Krakow and Warsaw. What do you suggest we do with them!
osiol 55 | 3,921  
19 Sep 2007 /  #590
Release real stags into the proceedings! When they're rutting.

For hen nights, I don't think releasing hens will have the same effect.
Matt  
19 Sep 2007 /  #591
I dont think the BNP has anything to do with this Topic. I see the Police want more money to deal with Poles that cannot behave though.
osiol 55 | 3,921  
19 Sep 2007 /  #592
the Police want more money

They always want more money. Who doesn't?
What they need are excuses for more money.
It is all the people that need police, not ethnic groups.
Matt  
19 Sep 2007 /  #593
You seem to be defending statistical data released by the Police. You are either trying to defend factual information with lies or will not admit that some people from Eastern Europe are trouble.
Basil  
25 Sep 2007 /  #594
I see on the news today that another high ranking Police Officer in the UK is blaming Eastern Europeans for a rise in drink driving and accidents in Dorset. If the trend continues, they could make people from Eastern Europe take a driving test. The alcohol consumption by Polish people from what I have witnessed in sometimes worse than our locals.
james123  
25 Sep 2007 /  #595
He didn't mentioned the fact that only last year he left his wife for a young Polish girl!
Lady in red  
25 Sep 2007 /  #596
I thought Poland was in Central Europe ? Has that changed ?
james123  
25 Sep 2007 /  #597
It sure has! We have moved it lock, stock and barrel to London!
Davie  
26 Sep 2007 /  #598
Polish wives are supposed to be a nightmare lol.

Only interested in money and security, nobody I know of is happy after marrying one.

Polish blokes take an interest in British women but the one I know are not interested, its all money.
szarlotka 8 | 2,208  
26 Sep 2007 /  #599
nobody I know of is happy after marrying one.

I beg to differ. I couldn't be happier. Best 25 years of my life
Oscypek - | 107  
26 Sep 2007 /  #600
Polish wives are supposed to be a nightmare lol.Only interested in money and security, nobody I know of is happy after marrying one.Polish blokes take an interest in British women but the one I know are not interested, its all money.

You have no clue...

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