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szczecinianin   
25 Jan 2014
News / Don't let Poland become like my country, France. [630]

In Britain in 2012 75% of all Muslim women are unemployed while 50% of all Muslim men are unemployed. Muslims are also more on sick leave more than anyone else, with 24% of females and 21% of males claiming a disability. What exactly does this mean money-wise?

It means that someone with something against Muslims has pulled a set of statistics out of his arse-crack.
szczecinianin   
24 Jan 2014
News / Don't let Poland become like my country, France. [630]

well quite that was kind of my point.

And I was agreeing with it.

I have never said that every muslim is a bad person

But generally you don't like them.

This makes no more sense than to generally dislike Christians.
szczecinianin   
24 Jan 2014
News / Don't let Poland become like my country, France. [630]

Can Christians be characterized as 'friendly/unfriendly'? Does that mean that Polish people are the same as Mexicans, Australians, many sub-Saharan Africans, South Sea islanders, all of whom are nominally Christian? Some Muslims are nice and some aren't. The same with Christians, unbelievers and so on.
szczecinianin   
24 Jan 2014
News / Don't let Poland become like my country, France. [630]

The more cultures you put into the Pot, the more watered down it gets.

Great. So the likes of Poland and North Korea are wonderful examples of pure culture. Pity the poor people in France, the US and the UK.
szczecinianin   
24 Jan 2014
News / Don't let Poland become like my country, France. [630]

The France, Brazil and Holland football teams are miles ahead of the representatives of Poland. The more unsuccessful the country is, the more likely it is to be monocultural. North Korea is the most obvious example.
szczecinianin   
24 Jan 2014
News / Don't let Poland become like my country, France. [630]

Poland is currently in a perfect cultural situation. Poles that fall for Western propaganda, pack up move and never return (bringing their filth back). Poles that remain in Poland do not want outside interference.

Multiculturalism has never worked.

You are doing great, perogi2000. Just keep on posting, and anyone dropping in on Polish Forums will give Poland a very wide berth.
szczecinianin   
23 Jan 2014
News / Don't let Poland become like my country, France. [630]

has it not occurred to you that Poland is white (that is what you wanted to say right?) because there is no colonial background....

The fact that hardly anyone wants to move to Poland isn't really something to be proud of.
szczecinianin   
21 Jan 2014
Life / My Słowianie (music video mocks stereotypes about Poles and Slavs) [46]

Wow? How do you know that he isn't? How come you are privy to classified information? lol

I don't know that he isn't. In the same way that I don't know that you are not a Chinese spy, secret Muslim or part of a conspiracy of homosexualists. The idea that most people are not Russian spies is simply an assumption on my part.

First incorrect information - Gazeta Polska' is a right-wing daily newspaper, - not is not, it is a weekly newspaper.

'Gazeta Polska Codzennie' to give it its full name.

Second misleading information - which supports the Catholic nationalist PiS - whether it support or not PiS is debatable but PiS is not the Catholic nationalist party, that just a pure nonsense.

So you haven't read the newspaper, or do you simply not understand its contents?

third mislaying information - According to the Polish right - nah according to few juranlist from that newspaper.

Who are representative of the thought of the Polish right.

Three strikes you are out.

Fair enough. So I trust this will be your last contribution to this thread.
szczecinianin   
6 Jan 2014
Love / Poland's virginity market [17]

I'll make a few points about the article.

Obviously, we're on the lookout for things in the Polish media that are attracting attention, but are not accessible to English-speaking readers.

This happened to be the 'most read' in Poland over the new year.

The article is not 'anti-Polish' as it was written originally by a Pole, and published in a Polish newspaper. Therefore, to claim this, you would have to imagine that the author, the newspaper and its readership were, for some reason or other, anti-themselves.

It is just a 'human interest' story (the same thing happens in other countries, no-one is claiming it's an exclusively Polish phenomenon).

And about linking to our blog.

If people don't like the stories, then don't click on them and ignore the thread.

If the mods don't like me doing this, then I'll stop doing it.

But I don't see the harm in it. It gives us traffic, as well as providing content for Polish Forums.

I'd suggest it's a lot better than many of the threads discussing 'the Joos', Asians looking for Polish girls, and 'strange' Serbian nationalist threads by Crow.
szczecinianin   
6 Jan 2014
Love / Poland's virginity market [17]

Jesus, english (as foreign) language papers are generally trash but that takes some beating. Are there no stories about how no one speaks English in the town hall or how things are better back home?

Do you speak Polish, Barney, or only English?

Harry is right, the story was taken from Poland's leading (liberal) newspaper.

I could link to this for your benefit, but you don't understand Polish, do you.

So, basically, Barney, you are following the far-right narrative of the likes of Ironside, that there is a Jewish/Communist elite dominating the media, intent on crushing Polish patriots.

Just like with the Panorama programme.

I have an easy, free and daily translation service, you also assume that the only papers that pick up local stories are niche market expat ones like your own, that is not true.

In that case, get your 'free translation service' to explain this article to you.

I'm looking for a man who wants to experience love for the first time with me. Price 50 thousand PLN" - on online portals you will find hundreds of similar items. Why do young girls want to sell a virginity?
"20-year-old girl from Warsaw sell well maintained man up to 40 her virginity. Appearance: green-eyed blonde slim 168 cm, 52 kg weight. Attractive, slim.

Everything you say about the expat papers must also logically be true of Gazeta Wyborcza and their readership. (It was their most read article over the New Year).

Your problem, Barney, as both myself and Harry have observed, is not with 'content', but rather with the nationality of those providing the content. Would it change your perceptions were you to learn that the writers were Polish and Norwegian rather than English?

SZ you are obsessed with my Nationality (you called another a thick mick) I speak English and rightly criticise the woeful standards of expat papers. It doesnt follow that my criticism of your publication can also be applied to the source paper as explained above.

If an article in a Polish language and English language publication are practically identical, then you can either criticise both or neither.

If you (illogically) choose to have a go at one, but not the other, then you can be accused of prejudice.

You criticise 'expats' writing news in English, when all they are doing is making Polish news accessible to individuals such as yourself who can't speak Polish.

It looks very much like a case of 'shooting the messenger', doesn't it.
szczecinianin   
6 Jan 2014
Love / Poland's virginity market [17]

An article about young women selling their virginity over the internet.

"Why did you decide to sell your virginity? I'm twenty-one year's old and I live in Poland. I study at weekends and work in a shopping center. I earn one-and-a-half thousand PLN a month (400 EUR). It isn't easy for me to support myself in a big city. And it's not as if I'm going to get any money from my parents."

sz-n.com/2014/01/polish-virginity-for-sale/

Is this common? Are the people concerned telling the truth? Is this something to be discouraged or should everyone simply be free to do as they please with their own bodies including selling them to the highest bidder?
szczecinianin   
4 Jan 2014
Life / Polish people and racism. [943]

True. It's hard to say whether Poles are racist to Chinese or not because most (unless they have lived in the west) have yet to meet any.

Think about Europeans in China twenty years ago. The Polish reaction to Chinese would be similar to the way Chinese reacted to Westerners when they met them for the first time.

no we not racist but British and Germans are

Please don't contribute if you have nothing useful or intelligent to say.
szczecinianin   
3 Jan 2014
News / British teacher stabbed in Poland [116]

any comments would be highly appreciated

Almost certainly you know nothing about this case other than what you have read ina few newspaper reports so why speculate?

Have you nothing better to do?

How about pulling the wings off butterflies, for example?
szczecinianin   
3 Jan 2014
News / British teacher stabbed in Poland [116]

It is possible that they all may be found guilty

Of course, it is possible.

Just as it's 'possible' that we will find out that the six killed in Kamień Pomorski were all escaped homicidal maniacs, intent on causing murder and mayhem.
szczecinianin   
2 Jan 2014
News / British teacher stabbed in Poland [116]

Some drunk driver killed six in Kamień Pomorski yesterday.

Perhaps INSPE would like to have a go at defending that.

After all, we don't know whether the victims themselves were not drunk, and had they not been killed, they may have got in cars themselves and killed others.
szczecinianin   
2 Jan 2014
News / British teacher stabbed in Poland [116]

I thought of replying to INSPE's idiotic points, but realised it would be a waste of time.

Please ignore him.
szczecinianin   
31 Dec 2013
Life / Agnieszka holland compares life in Poland to 'sniffing farts': [97]

She used the word 'fart'. It wasn't something I invented out of my imagination. What more is there to say on the subject?

Write a book on the subject if it makes you happy in some way. But however many words you use, or however many posts you make, it will still be her metaphor and not mine. Have the last word, if you like.
szczecinianin   
30 Dec 2013
Life / Agnieszka holland compares life in Poland to 'sniffing farts': [97]

I wrote that you don't understand what I wrote.

She used the word 'fart'. It wasn't something I invented out of my imagination. What more is there to say on the subject?

And if you understood what she said then why this coarse, stupid, scandalizing title?

Because what she said was 'coarse'. If you don't like what Agnieszka Holland says, then have a go at her, not me.

It was her metaphor, not mine.
szczecinianin   
30 Dec 2013
Life / Agnieszka holland compares life in Poland to 'sniffing farts': [97]

No, I'm not wrong, szczecinianin. You just don't understand what I'm writing or you pretend not to understand.

I understand perfectly what she said. You could too, if you really wanted to.

As I wrote, what interests you is not what either she or I wrote, but rather the respective identities of the writers, and you have chosen to misinterpret the words in a crass attempt at point scoring.
szczecinianin   
30 Dec 2013
Life / Agnieszka holland compares life in Poland to 'sniffing farts': [97]

I see you haven't understood a word of what I was writing :)

Writing a great deal will not make what you have written true.

You are plain wrong, and writing personal abuse will not change this fact.

You said something about trying to improve Poland. Perhaps this will happen when people start listening to the message without shooting the messenger. I'm sure you are not excluded from Agnieszka Holland's perceptions of her homeland.
szczecinianin   
30 Dec 2013
Life / Agnieszka holland compares life in Poland to 'sniffing farts': [97]

What you conveyed in your title was "Life in Poland smells" lol That's not what she meant.

It means the same. You are not interested in what was said, only who said it. You are merely proving yourself yet again incapable of objectivity, even with regards to some quite simple and easily understood words about the expulsion of air from the anus.
szczecinianin   
30 Dec 2013
Life / Agnieszka holland compares life in Poland to 'sniffing farts': [97]

No, szczecinianin, she said pretty precisely what she meant, while "sniffing farts" is smelling some unpleasant odor and that's it.

And what she said involves smelling some unpleasant odor as well. The two statements mean the same.

You are merely attempting to find a way to criticise me (a foreigner) without criticising a famous film director (Polish), even though all I did was to summarise what she said.
szczecinianin   
30 Dec 2013
Life / Agnieszka holland compares life in Poland to 'sniffing farts': [97]

Holland didn't compare life in Poland to sniffing farts. She said that when she comes to Poland a kind suffocating atmosphere hits her, a wave of bad air as when someone keeps farting in a closed room. There's something that makes the air stuffy.
That's what she said.

There is no difference in meaning between: 'sniffing farts' and 'a suffocating atmosphere hitting you, a wave of bad air as when someone keeps farting in a closed room'?

The former statement is the same as the latter, just written more concisely.
szczecinianin   
30 Dec 2013
Life / Agnieszka holland compares life in Poland to 'sniffing farts': [97]

World-famous film director Agnieszka Holland sharply critical of Polish political and cultural life:

"I live and work outside Poland. Whenever I come here, I feel as if I've been hit by a wave of polluted air, as if I was in a closed room in which someone just couldn't stop farting."

sz-n.com/2013/12/agnieszka-holland-compares-life-in-poland-to-sniffing-farts/

Is this insulting or just plain talking?