USA, Canada / I have an OLD Polish passport (live in the US now) [13]

@TooLongOut

Heh I was in a very similar situation and live in Chicago area as well. I still have my old PRL passport. Just go to the consulate downtown and you're good.

News / Polonophobia rising in Israel. [144]

Right. And of course the Jews being kicked out of over 100 different countries, principalities, city states, etc over the course of 2 millenia was always due to antisemitism, never the Jews fault.

And no Poles associate Jews with subversion, deceit, treachery, etc. You know, the things Jews are taught to excel at from a young age starting in the yeshivas. Poles associate thievery with gypsies.


Either you've never read the talmud or more likely are purposely lying to conceal the truth. Typical.


If that happens it'll only be because they dont want to share dominance of polish media, finance and government with goyim. They're typical Jewish whining and constant kvetching about polish property should be enough for the poles to kick em all out and cut ties with Israel. Only reason why they don't is because they have to balance keeping ties with the Jewnited Snakes of America.

News / Polonophobia rising in Israel. [144]

**** Israel. Almost all of Polands problems past and present are because of the Jews - Soviet invasion, communism, ww2, demands for reparations, etc. If casimir III knew what problems Jews would cause in Poland centuries later I doubt he would've let them in.

After all Poland did for the Jews Israel treats us like typical goyim cattle. Atleast finally the younger generations are waking up to this.

Travel / Poland in photo riddles [3134]

She's sig heiling

USA, Canada / There are more billionaires in Poland than in America [8]

There's only like 4 or 5 polish billionaire families according to Forbes. Russia has way more like 90+ last time I remember seeing the forbes list.

Genealogy / Polish blood only makes up 1% of your "Polishness" [77]


If you have citizenship in a country, you are a citizen. That'd be like if I said you have citizenship in the USA, but aren't an American citizen. Pretty ****** stupid eh? If you have citizenship/are a citizen you have all the privileges that come with it such as voting or having the embassy help you out in a jam.

Regardless, none of that has anything to do with the fact that the majority of polish citizens (like myself) do not support gay marraige, adoption, etc which was the original discussion.

Genealogy / Polish blood only makes up 1% of your "Polishness" [77]

They won't need to. Homo marraige is already illegal in Poland and the constitution explicitly states marraige is between man and woman.

Adam i Ewa, nie Adam I Stefan.


Except I am a us citizen...not a legal resident (green card holder)

Idk why the concept of dual citizenship is so confusing to people here... Or that a person can have more than one home/residence...

Genealogy / Polish blood only makes up 1% of your "Polishness" [77]

Except I am a polish citizen, and like the majority of polish citizens WE are against gay marraige, gay adoption and also immigration of turd worlders. Like it or not, that's the majority of polish citizens opinion as verified by numerous polls, surveys, etc.

Genealogy / Polish blood only makes up 1% of your "Polishness" [77]

Residency can be one of two things. Formally and legally it is a step below citizenship kind of like green card in the USA where you have to be in Poland for x amount of years I believe 3 and reside there the majority of that time and not be gone for more than a period of I believe 6 months at a time.

Here atch was referring to residency in terms of having a place of residence - residing within Poland, not the legal definition although Lenka appears to have combined the two for some reason which doesn't apply to polish citizens as a person can have polish citizenship and not been there for decades

And for income tax Poland doesn't take any money I make in the us, but you're supposed to report income over a certain amount made abroad if you want to keep your citizenship and not have problems with irs. I find it extremely Jewish that you have to pay money to the us even if you've made it abroad and already paid taxes to the host country but that's the system we have... Polands tax regime is much more favorable than the USA and atleast you get something for it besides paying for bums housing and food.

Genealogy / Polish blood only makes up 1% of your "Polishness" [77]


That's for residency which is different than citizenship. Citizens can come and go as they please.

Genealogy / Polish blood only makes up 1% of your "Polishness" [77]

I'll give you a simple example. One of our workers lets call him dariusz owns a house in the USA. He also owns a home I believe either in or near karkonosze, being a goral and all. He pays property taxes, bills, etc on both homes. He lives in both homes at different times although of course his home in Poland is a summer/vacation home. Nonetheless, his documents according to each country have each respective home as a residence for that country where legal documents are sent. He is of course a polish citizen and thus can participate in polish elections and even run for office if he so desired.


According to who? You? Again, that has absolutely nothing to do with the fact that the majority of polish citizens like myself and dariusz do not approve of gay marraige, gay adoption, etc. It's a cheap deflection.

Life / Political correctness in Poland [210]

Again if they don't want to be perceived that way then they should change their behaviors as a group. Do you really expect people to close their eyes and just ignore repeated behaviors of a group whether it's Muslims blowing themselves up and raping women or blacks committing violent crimes? Hell even in e Asia especially china people believe that blacks are all criminals yet most have never even met a black person. Why? Because word gets around and blacks perpetuate those stereotypes by committing more crimes than any other group.

Life / Masculinist movement needed in Poland? [26]


That's only because women tend to chose careers that pay less than careers men chose. If a man and woman is at the same job with the same tenure at the same company they'll be paid the same. If women were indeed paid less than men every company in the us and Poland would give preference to hiring women.

Life / Cheapest car spares in Poland? [23]

You'll spend more money painting and on upholstery than the car is worth. Better to just buy one that's in nice shape especially a TD as you'll get a ton of use out of it with minimal maintenance.

Also what kind of w124 is it?

Life / Political correctness in Poland [210]

@Lyzko

Oh bullshit. Why do Asians not have bad stereotypes? Because they don't do anything bad.

All stereotypes are based on repeated observations. If a group doesnt want to be negatively stereotyped then they should change their behavior. Its not up to the observers. The only thing that will happen is that observers will discuss a groups stereotype in private instead of in public. But that stereotype persists until that group as a whole stops or atleast dramatically reduces said behavior.

For example if blacks don't want to be seen as criminals then they should stop filling up the jails and not commit the majority of violent crimes. If Muslims dony want to be seen as terrorists they should stop comitting terror attacks literally everyday around the world.

That's why the dumb polak thing doesn't exist anymore. it's difficult to call someone a dumb polak when they tend have a better car, bigger house, and more money than the average American.

Travel / Poland in photo riddles [3134]

I know there's a few monuments to the Poles who were deported by Stalin to the east...

I agree with keeping the PRL monuments because its still a part of history. I don't see what purpose destroying them serves.

History / Your favourite Polish Patriotic films [49]

I loved Ogniem I mieczem.

Also there's a youtube video about the soviet invasion of Poland - about 40 or so mins long so not like a feature length film but still a great movie imo

Life / Political correctness in Poland [210]


So?

If they don't want people to view them as lazy, welfare leeches, violent etc. then they should change their behavior.

Poles use to be called dumb Polak all the time in the USA. Now you never hear it. Why? Because polaks aren't all that dumb. There is so many educated and successful Poles that it's just become passe. If blacks stopped acting like n!ggers then people would stop viewing them as such.

Life / Political correctness in Poland [210]

Murzyn isnt racist, was never considered racist and likely will never be considered racist. It's no different than wloch, cygan, arab, etc. Czarnuch would be more rscist and still that merely means someone who is czarny or black

What's funny is a lot of the words uses for nationalities might be a tad racist. I.e. wloch - Italian, a person who is hairy

Niemiec - German, niemiec comes from someone who "doesn't know" or "doesn't speak" while slowanie is from slowo a word and si slowanie is people of words (people who can understand each other's words) while niemiec is someone who doesn't speak or can't understand.

Life / Political correctness in Poland [210]

Guess being bathed in Evian water is the reason I came out cream white. Thanks Mom and Dad.

What I've always found funny is that certain blacks around here are nicknamed. For example, a Jamaican will be nicknamed "red" because his skin and more so his eyes have a sort of reddish tint. One black guy was called "blue" because he was so dark that his skin looked damn near black-blue. Another one was named Chris P***** so naturally we called him "crispy."

Polonia / Poland and France cultures are similar [112]

They WERE similar. Now France is merely another cucked country who's natives are on the chopping block.

Travel / Which Poland's city is LGBT friendly? [43]


The brainwashing is crazy. There's so many kids who are like 7, 9, 12 etc years old transitioning and many even od them taking hormone blockers as preteens and young teens. I remember reading an article how some school in UK had several dozen kids transition. And surprise surprise, one of the admins forgot if it was a principle or Dean or whatever is also a transformer. In a tv interview two Canadian teachers admitted to pushing LGBT views on kids. To top it off several countries have thes insane laws where a doctor can lose their license for not acknowledging a transformers sex while in Canada it's illegal for parents to try to talk their kids out of it and not call them by their transformer name.

The Warsaw politician wanted to introduce this same kind of stuff. It would start with supposed education and before you know it there's a dozen kids transitioning. And of course they'd force the other kids to accept and deride Christianity and social conservatism.

This is the stuff that Poland is fighting against. And how did it all begin? With gays first asking for rights like civil unions and over rhe decades pushing the envelope further. Enough is enough. Hands off Polish children!

What's beautiful is that polish government is investigating and will possibly prosecute Ikea because they fired an employee who refused to go along with their pro LGBT agenda they force on employees and when he wrote that he's Catholic and doesn't buy into this stuff and that he was hired to build furniture not get involved with som LGBT stuff they sacked him.


It use to be illegal. But the EU got their panties in a bunch over it.

Quite frankly I am so sick of all the resources spent on promoting sexual deviations that a tiny fraction of the population participate in. Every single freaken country there's ngos, charities, etc a big portion of them lead and finances by Jews (which is quite ironic because gay marraige is illegal in Israel - again this is just one of the many things that are for the goyim). I mean seriously even people who are into kinky sex like say BDSM or whatever they don't go about advertising their sex life and demanding that children lead about it.

Even trump is now pushing the LGBT agenda. He wanted to sanction countries where gay marraige is illegal. Rainbow flags flew from embassies during "gay history month."

Poland is resisting and thank goodness the constitution has nipped it in the bud and that majority of poles aren't brainwashed and can see this militant lgbt activism for what it is.

Travel / Which Poland's city is LGBT friendly? [43]

Again, LGBT isn't the issue. Aggressive, militant LGBT indoctrination especially towards children is. Like most people, idc what two consenting adults do in their bedroom. But when they try to indoctrinate kids before they've even hit puberty I can't agree with that and neither do most Poles. That is why this big fight over LGBT in Poland now. A Warsaw politician wants to introduce LGBT education to kids, PiS and most Poles are against that.


Why would we give up the EU while we're still getting billions of dollars. Once Poland becomes a net payee I believe attitudes will change significantly. The LGBT indoctrination is part of the EU's efforts to force their agendas upon populations regardless of whether the majority of the countries' citizens agree with it or not. That a big problem in the EU and most democracies. The EU, USA nad other western democracies like to talk **** saying that Russia, China, etc. is authoritarian, a quasi dictatorship except just like supposed 'democracies' the legislators don't give two ***** about what citizens want and what will be good for them.

Travel / Which Poland's city is LGBT friendly? [43]


Bravo!!!


The Polish constitution isn't gonna get changed... Majority of poles are against gay marraige, adoption, and pride parades which looks more like a clown costume convention

It wouldn't be a problem is gays just wanted unions. But they always push the envelope and poles realize that. First it starts with civil unions, then they start demanding marraige, then it's transformers with their pronouns then adoptions, then the transformers start demanding bathrooms, then they start demanding hat people not only tolerate then but accept their behavior even if it's against their own views (for example a transformer took 15 business owners to court because they refused to Brazilian wax thebtransformers balls. And in the clown world society of Canada the transformer won...then there's court cases where a father was forced bt rhe clown world court ro refer to his prepubescent son by some girls name ... or that a Christian Baker refused to bake a cake for two gays.) Then they start demanding that they're allowed to indoctrinate kids... Soon they'll start demanding pedophilia be legal they're already starting to plant the seeds that it's "normal" and "natural" it simply never ends.

Poles understand this. That's why in the 90s they decided marraiges will be between Adam I ewa, not Adam I Stefan.

30+ polish cities are now free of aggressive indoctrination. I bet you'll definitely be seeing more of those LGBT free zone stickers.

Travel / Which Poland's city is LGBT friendly? [43]

The problem isn't what people do in their own bedrooms. It's that LGBT has become militant. They're clearly provoking poles by doing **** like putting rainbows on lady of czestochowa and deciding to host pride parades alongside a pilgrimage. Then there's also the desire to indoctrinate kids from a young age in polish schools namely Warsaw which really pisses off parents.

More often than not, normal polish people outnumber those at pride parades and their boos drown out the ****** 80s synth pop they play. If it wasn't for the cops protecting them there wouldn't be any pride parades in Poland.

Travel / Which Poland's city is LGBT friendly? [43]

No city is LGBT friendly. Surveys and polls show that the majority of Polish people are against fags, faries, transformers and all other kinds of degenerates. Gay marraige is illegal and it'll stay that way unless the constitution is changed which is highly unlikely. The only reason why there are even parades which idk why they started allowing them again is because the EU and (((ngos))) want to impose clown world on Poland.

Poland should adapt strategies more like Saudi Arabia. Thats one thing that we poles can learn from the Muslims.

You give these people an inch and they'll keep pushing the envelope and before you know it you have drag queens teaching kindergartner and prepubescent kids becoming transformers and their classmates applauding them like in w Europe:

youtu.be/0IYYH43O4oc

Life / Slogans and designs on Polish T-shirts also represent culture of Poland [25]

Wredna doesn't mean nasty, it means more like two faced, conniving, etc.

Travel / Poland in photo riddles [3134]

Pajac kultury as it is colloquially known

Life / Slogans and designs on Polish T-shirts also represent culture of Poland [25]

I like the last one the most. Is that from teespring by any chance? My mc sells shirts on there

Life / Why are Poles in other countries called "Plastic Poles"? [168]

@Rich Mazur

Of course nationality is basically a lottery. Nonetheless i believe a person should be proud of rheir roots, their culture, traditions and seek ro pass it onto their kids and have their kids pass it onto theirs and so forth - for all cultures. I may not like a lot of the things Muslims do and their ideologies but I totally understand and respect the fact they want to pass it onto their offspring. Without a distinct identity, culture, etc theres nothing to hold onto and we become just mindless consumers without any real culture or traditions - and i don't mean Hallmark holidays.

Without our roots there's little that makes us unique and a huge part of our identity is gone. That is precisely what the globalists want. They want our cultural identity gone especially for white European hetero christians. Without an identity and culture we have nothing to pass onto our descendants except material goods which is temporary mass produced crap anyone can buy. A cultural identity never dies and you can't assign a monetary value to it.

@Ziemowit
Yeah I know. Thing is it's very difficult to switch off since it's like automatic especially in an English speaking country. It messes up the grammar and vocab since a lot of things don't exactly translate. But yes everytime i go to Poland I always come back with more vocab, grammar rules, etc. I've found that while in Poland I won't "think" in English but instead will think in Polish, albeit fill gaps in English.

Also it's been ages since I was in a polish language school so I forgot all the conjugations and the things like mianownik, dopelniacz, wolacz, etc. I think if I stayed in Poland for like a full 1-2 years I'd be speaking/writing/reading almost as well as a native pole. I guess I'll find out soon enough. I just gotta figure out now what I'll do for money in Poland.

That's a good tip though for learning.