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23 Dec 2012
Life / Why do people think that Poles are culturally isolated? [126]
Either that or you're simply a very... well, "uncool" individual in general.
Wow, a factory owner you :)))
Incredibly cheap to you ? You prince, you :))))
Fascinating. Ever heard about Gini index ? I bet you didn't, go learn and check the data.
Fecking racists, a black homeless guy, how dare they :))?
:))) Poles in the UK are more often victimes of terrible crimes than their preparators, they are 2-3 less likely to commit a crime than a typical pink person. There are statistics on that.
I'm not surprised you don't :))
Overall, It looks like you think neagtive opinion pinks are having about Poles is justified because:
1. They commit crimes, don't shave their legs bla bla...
2. They are damn poor in Poland, you expected more, so you are disappointed.
Well, I think 1. could be easily proved wrong with stats on crime etc. but I'm very interested in 2. How does it work really ? Because it's the 1st time I see someone trying to justify racism that way. OK Poland is a feckin poor place... I know it very well... so... ? I mean, there are millions of people from India or Pakistan in the UK... and you know, talking about closets, a large part of +1 billion Indians have no access to any toilet... so when you see an Indian in the UK, do you think "what a fecker, I bet his cousine in India shyt in the woods or straight into river". Is it how it works ? Please explain.
I do.
Do you consider me Polonophobic?
Either that or you're simply a very... well, "uncool" individual in general.
From 2005 I employed quite a few Polish ladies in my factory, all of whom were great to work with.
Wow, a factory owner you :)))
Although it was temperate in the room we slept in, 4 to a bed (two kids), it was -12 in kitchen and I wasn't going to drink anything because the toilet held no appeal.
Following the hotel I rented a really nice apartment in a newly restored apartment block for a couple of weeks. Incredibly cheap to me but horrifically expensive to my partner.
Incredibly cheap to you ? You prince, you :))))
My partner had friends who lived in one room with communal toilet and no bathroom and couldn't afford medication, and friends who were bankers and solicitors. There seemed to be nothing in between. The have nots had nothing and the haves had a similar if not better lifestyle than their counterparts in the "West".
Fascinating. Ever heard about Gini index ? I bet you didn't, go learn and check the data.
I was also struck by the amount of homeless on the street in Poznan including one black guy in that incredible cold. I expected more from Poland. Instead I was left a bit disappointed.
Fecking racists, a black homeless guy, how dare they :))?
There have been some terrible crimes committed by Poles in the UK which helps explain why there is so much negative press in the UK.
:))) Poles in the UK are more often victimes of terrible crimes than their preparators, they are 2-3 less likely to commit a crime than a typical pink person. There are statistics on that.
We just don't see any positive news from Poland or Polish people here.
I'm not surprised you don't :))
Overall, It looks like you think neagtive opinion pinks are having about Poles is justified because:
1. They commit crimes, don't shave their legs bla bla...
2. They are damn poor in Poland, you expected more, so you are disappointed.
Well, I think 1. could be easily proved wrong with stats on crime etc. but I'm very interested in 2. How does it work really ? Because it's the 1st time I see someone trying to justify racism that way. OK Poland is a feckin poor place... I know it very well... so... ? I mean, there are millions of people from India or Pakistan in the UK... and you know, talking about closets, a large part of +1 billion Indians have no access to any toilet... so when you see an Indian in the UK, do you think "what a fecker, I bet his cousine in India shyt in the woods or straight into river". Is it how it works ? Please explain.
Do you have much of an idea of how life is like for the 'have nots' in Poland?
I do.