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German legal discrimination against Polish speakers [209]
I was born in germany, because my parents went here 1988. i never heard polish discrimination in germany
Then as you are a teenager, you probably haven't heard of a lot of things yet, but since you are interested, read the related stories in the link the OP posted and tell what they are all about. I assume you read Polish.
What I suggested is that there usually is a reason for visits being supervised
The word you used was "obviously" which is hardly a suggestion.
it may very well be in children's best interest to monitor the gist of the crap the parent needing supervision might be feeding them.
Then you agree that all their communication should be monitored by the state. Even if you are that brainwashed to believe that, they have Polish speaking workers there and the court didn't impose this restriction, only supervised visits. Most often these are imposed on the basis of the woman lying that he will flee with the children or some other sinister lies. In fact, in this case, she left to live in Austria with the girls and if I may suggest something now, she obviously is a class A bi*ch.
This volksdeutch should have married a Polish woman and then there are good chances he would have only had a mother-in-law for a bit*h. :)
As for the caliber of people working in social services, I have not had the pleasure, so I'll defer that wisdom to you.
I happened to be very familiar with the county you live in and I just thought you might be familiar of the horror storries that social services produce there. But as you will agree, they are products of quality institutions like BCC and are only slightly dumber than the rest of the local population.
Sadly, in Poland, the number one college direction is psychology so we are trying to produce "educated" dumbos too. I see you chose a real education and that is commendable.