News / Crucifixes to stay in Polish schools [364]


Hahahaha, that made me laugh.


Be in for a f*cking huge surprise, then.


Let's see how they would make it without the EU. Some cities didn't have a decent sewer system in the early 2000's. I'm tolerant enough. I just think there should be a clear distinction between Catholic schools and public schools. Otherwise you might just have one type of school anyway. I'm not battling Catholicism at all. Everybody should believe what he wants to believe. But it's a private thing which should not be imposed on ppl who chose not to believe in that specific religion.


Greg, I stopped taking you seriously a long time ago. If you're doing so well, why are there millions of you abroad? I never claimed that we saved you from starvation (in fact in the 80's we sent truckloads your way to help you survive a lot of winters - so I guess we did in a way). You're a reactionairy homophobe who for some retarded reason thinks that I am homosexual. Well, I guess you're one yourself with your f*cked up paranoid chatter against them. You just need to come out of the closet, Greg.


And all that costs PL 4.4 Billion Euros each year? Do you believe that yourself? Would be great as at least one person believes it then.


You are such a funny person. Your complete nonsense is not even worth reacting to. God bless the reactionairy retards like you, Greg. Really, he should.


Yeah, they're nearly as good as the priest who doesn't mind taking some kids to the backroom for some oral examinations.


Respect has to come from two sides, you know.

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M-G (tiens)

News / Crucifixes to stay in Polish schools [364]


You have been reading Geert Wilders? He doesn't even represent 10% of Dutch society. And I've been to NL not that long ago and I can wholeheartedly say that the problem is not as big as it's been portrayed. But Geert Wilders increasingly is making a fool of himself, so I take it that the venom will be disappear by itself in due time. My homeland is secular enough and just because a populist does some unfounded opportunistic statements which he can't backup and have no other purpose than to gain votes, doesn't mean that we are being overrun by Islam.

Nevertheless, that's not the issue at stake here. The issue is that it's my opinion (and of most of the Europeans, for that matter) that public schools should be free of any religious signs, not only crucifixes, but also stars of David, Protestant crosses, et cetera. That's the way they were intended and that's the way it should be.

The crucifix as a symbol of culture? We are not gonna go back in time, are we? I respect all believers as long as they don't talk crap, but PL and I are supposed to be secular states and we had the seperation of church and state a long time ago. Bringing crucifixes back as sign of culture would mean going back to those dark old days. And it can't be intended like that.

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M-G (don't worry about my country, that's just fine and until it's not, I will continue to give my opinion, just like anybody else in here, if it's all the same to you)

News / Crucifixes to stay in Polish schools [364]


See, the one who is a living proof that babies who were born without a brain are perfectly fit for survival unleashes one of his brainless efforts again. You are such a retard that even your mother probably noticed that. I have just as much right to post here as you have and we do tolerate you, don't we? And besides, I have a better job than you have :)

PS: PL is after Greece the biggest receiver of all EU countries. You better adhere :)

montesquieu-institute.eu/9353000/1/j9vvhfxcd6p0lcl/vi8pc5lxmfzk?ctx=vh7zbu35kazc

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M-G (oops, is Sokrates hurt again? He's so easily hurt, but that's what you get with primitive mongrols like he is)

News / Crucifixes to stay in Polish schools [364]

lesser

Yeah, the Catholic church really did a great job in keeping Ireland behind on every Western European country. And I definitively wouldn't say that there were JUST a few incidents with priest abusing children. If it were minor incidents, how do you explain that most Irish give this as reason for leaving the Catholic church?

Have a look at this website, only the Flemish pay more than the Dutch. 10 Euros to be precise. The Dutch pay 272 Euros per head, the Flemish 282 Euros per head.

redicecreations.com/article.php?id=7925

Have a look at the "hitparade" for 2007; you'll see who's a contributing country and all countries not mentioned are receivers. Don't be so ungrateful.

And besides, you seem to have several ideas about my personality. It's sometimes funny to read them as it proves that you just don't have a clue :)

Edit: and finally, if Protestantism is a sect, then Catholicism is as well.

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M-G (if European states are supposed to co-operate, PL will have to adhere to a might-be EU law to remove all crucifixes from public schools)

News / Crucifixes to stay in Polish schools [364]

Seanus

It wouldn't surprise me...


Have a look at what happened in Ireland, a good Catholic country...And besides your fellow knight of Catholicism admits that it happens...


That's the problem with your thinking. There is absolutely no reason why Poland should have this moral superiority complex as they are one of the receivers of EU money...A little more humble would be in place. And as for the EU; I am a citizen of one of it's founders and we pay, together with Germany and Sweden relatively the most to the EU, so it's not a question of inferiority, it's more a question of how long are we willing to pay for new countries that want to collect, but not adhere. It's plain and simple.


Indeed, a protest against the corrupt Catholic church :)

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M-G (also it wouldn't surprise me if the heroes of Catholicism here on PF cheerfully welcome this)

News / Crucifixes to stay in Polish schools [364]


Prayers before the start of class. I would say that's imposing religion upon kids. As long as the EU finances a lot of things in PL from my (and other's) taxmoney, the opinion of those taxpayers does matter.


The more incredible it is that ppl still believe in an institution that's abusing their children.

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M-G (if the EU makes it law, PL will have to obey)

News / Crucifixes to stay in Polish schools [364]

...And I'm still waiting for the first scandals of priests abusing kids within the Catholic church. Just wonder if they will try to brush it under the carpet like they tried in Ireland, until it becomes too big and they can't anymore. In Ireland it was the main reason for the de-catholisation - I'm sure if a thing like that would happen in PL, support for the Catholic church would drop significantly. Public schools are public schools, they should never impose one view on the children, or they should have (like I mentioned in the other thread about this topic) symbols of all religions present in a country or nothing at all. A corner somewhere in the building should be sufficient enough to show the kids the options, but that should be it. I read that 70% of the Polish population is practicing Catholics. To impose the Catholic symbol to a class of 20 therefore would mean on gross average that you would impose Catholicism to 6 children who are either belonging to a different religion or who have chosen not to live by an obsolete system. I say that is a pretty big group to ignore. If there ever will be official legislation concerning this, PL will have to adhere as well, as any other country. It's not to deny any religious way of life, it's just about imposing other values to a growing group of ppl who have a different lifestyle. And the Vatican? Who is taking the Vatican still serious nowadays?

Edit: and Seanus, the concept of seperate Catholic schools or Protestant schools I have advocated thoroughly in the previous thread.

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M-G (public schools are public schools and Kaczinski should back down a little, before he makes himself even more impopular in Europe)

News / GERMANS WANT TO GERMANIZE KOPERNIK (COPERNICUS)! OUTRAGE! [1016]

Wroclaw

Ok, sorry about that.

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M-G (humble)

Life / Which Polish product you can easily do without? [51]

Yeah, make up your mind, Sean!

:)

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M-G (we're all waiting for you)

Life / Which Polish product you can easily do without? [51]

beckski

LOL

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M-G (Dutch men are much better:) )

Life / Which Polish product you can easily do without? [51]

McCoy

Hm, thought FSO (and what was the other again?) looked pretty decent?

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M-G (looked like a type of Ford)

Life / Which Polish product you can easily do without? [51]


Bad, bad, Sean!

:)

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M-G (shame on you)

Life / How Polish are you? [74]

Hm, I am 0% Polish...However:

You know you're Polish when...

1.You had to share a room until you were 21.

2.Everything you eat is savored in garlic and onions.

3.You are standing next to the two largest suitcases
at the airport.

4.You arrive one or two hours late to a party - and
think its normal.

5.All your children have nick names, which sound
nowhere close to their real names.

6.You know someone with 20 kids

7.You talk for an hour at the front door when leaving
someone's house.

8.You have lace curtains.

9.You have lace tablecloths.

10.You have rugs covering every inch of your house.

11.Your mom tells you you're too skinny even though
your 30 pounds overweight.

12.You have curtains hanging across every doorway.

13.You know someone that married his girlfriend of 2
months.

14.Your house is full of medicine from your old
country and its probably all illegal here.

15.You and your friends have ever been kicked out of a
restaurant or recreational park for being too loud or
rowdy.

16.You dont know how to use a dishwasher b/c u are the
dishwasher.

17.You have a vinyl tablecloth on your kitchen table.

18.You use grocery bags to hold garbage.

19.Your dad ever butchered a pig or lamb.

20.Your mom ever chased you with a rolling pin or a
broom telling you to stop so that she could hit you.

21.You're twenty years old and your parents are trying
to send you back to your country to get you married
cause your old.

22.Getting married at 18 is normal.

23.Getting married at 16 actually happens.

24.You don't use measuring cups when cooking.

25.If you don't live at home, when your parents call,
they ask if you've eaten, even if it's midnight.

26.When your parents meet strangers and talk for a few
minutes, you discover you're talking to a distant
cousin.

27.Your parents don't realize phone connections to
foreign countries have improved in the last two
decades, and still scream at the top of their lungs
when making foreign calls.

28. It's "normal" if your wedding has 600 people.

29.You dont know half the people at your wedding cuz
your parents invited them.

30.Your family owns a coffee grinder..and a nut
grinder

31.Your 15 year old sister can out-drink any American
guy.

32.You work out six days a week, but somehow you dad
whoops your ass in like five seconds after he comes
home from a thirteen hour day from the bakery /
factory / food business.

33.You own a leather jacket.

34.You drive a nicer car than your parents.

35.Your dad carries around enough money to buy a car.

36.You have all brand new appliances in your kitchen
but your mom cooks in the basement with the stove from
your old house.

37.You are prohibited from speaking English in you own
home.

38.Your parents have gone on vacation ONCE and it was
to your home country.

39.Your church has a fully loaded bar

40.If you are a girl and not married by the age of 20
you are an old maid

41.You base your whole life on the fortune in your
coffee cup

42.The head of a pig with an apple in its mouth is
looked upon as a delicacy

43.Your parents still prefer to buy cassettes instead
of CDs.

44.Your friends' parents talk to you like they're YOUR
PARENTS too.

45.You are adored the first 10 years of your life,
then treated like a complete idiot until you get
married.

46.Your car costs more than your college education

47.You drive a Honda (or, in the EXTREME worse case a
Nissan), and your windows are tinted to twice the
legal limit

48.Your parents have computer "experience" for 8 years
already on the resume, yet they been in US for only
4...

49.Youre actually nodding and laughing at most of
these things

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M-G (hehe)

Off-Topic / PF - The Omnibus Edition [1502]

aphrodisiac

Only from you I will endure it :))

>^..^<

M-G (patient)

Off-Topic / PF - The Omnibus Edition [1502]

aphrodisiac

No, never been a Scout, no. Didn't like to run around in a uniform through the bushes.
Don't you go all grumpy on me, now :)

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M-G (has to endure aphro's full wrath now?)

Off-Topic / PF - The Omnibus Edition [1502]

aphrodisiac

And you just love to give me that attention, do you? :)

szarlotka

Charlotte: aphro's old nick is miranda. And miranda is quicker to type, just like Charlotte is. And besides, I do it only with you :)

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M-G (tiens)

News / Mass immigration to Poland - article and response [479]

Is BrutalButcher some other poster under a new nick to discredit Jews? Wouldn't surprise me at all...And if he isn't, he surely is not speaking on my behalf.

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M-G (let that be clear)

Life / Polish stereotypes of other nationalities!? [472]

Sasha

Well, that's how the term was coined for the ppl from the Netherlands anyway...

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M-G (Dutch -Deutsch indeed)

Life / Polish stereotypes of other nationalities!? [472]

SeanBM

Gee, Sean, look what you've done, now I'm craving for one!

:)

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M-G (wants some I-C)

Life / Polish stereotypes of other nationalities!? [472]


"mean" as in penny-tight? In the Netherlands we use the expression "to go American" for the same thing :)

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M-G (tiens)

History / Polish hatred towards Jews... [1290]


If I may believe some of the posters here, it does. Funny that I only meet exceptions to that rule. Oh, I forgot, we also drink the blood of Christian babies, did you know that? And about French kissing, hm, well, let's not do that as her boyfriend is a friend of mine and if you knew my misses, you would know I better think twice before kissing another chickadee.

:)

vetala

LOL, I'm sorry sweetie :)

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M-G (miracles)

History / Polish hatred towards Jews... [1290]

TheOther

lol, she does :)

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M-G (kissed her for her birthday on the cheek and guess what? Her breasts didn't fall off)

History / Polish hatred towards Jews... [1290]

I'm getting tired indeed of these never ending discussions. I'm gonna make music now, at least it's more creative than these discussions. Mods, pls close this and all the other threads concerning Polish-Jewish relations. Ppl are ppl and everybody should make out for themselves what they want to believe or not. But I'm not gonna go into this discussion again.

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M-G (if all Poles hate the Jews and vice versa, how come that my Polish neighbour girlie likes me very much and I like her - in a friendly way?)

Life / Polish stereotypes of other nationalities!? [472]

Stereotypes about the Germans...Well, we as Dutch have plenty of them :)

- loud
- always in groups and then even louder
- refuse to speak Dutch and start speaking immediately in German
- they are all fat and drink beer all the time (their beer is very good though)
- they come and invade/occupy our beaches: nothing has changed in 70 years
- girls are oversexed
- take up all the space wherever they go and claim it as their own
- we have a joke about them: what is the smalles book in history? Answer: "The History of German Humor" (others are: "French Militairy Victories" and "A History of the Italian Militairy Power")

...to name but a few :)


He's not seen as a hero everywhere, mind you! You forget your main figures: Chopin and Sosabowski, anybody?


And this is not true? :)

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M-G (I will not comment on the cultural regression)

Off-Topic / PF - The Omnibus Edition [1502]


Are you getting all sarcastic on me now, Miranda? I thought my threads on:

- News that makes you feel good
- Posting a picture of your hero
- If you could move PL to somewhere else on the map
- The inframouse infamous Angolese-Polish Banana war
and my soon to come:
- quest for a singer

...were original enough ;)

szarlotka

I recognize much of myself in your description of your average week. :)

>^..^<

M-G (will announce a scrapple soon, although he has no idea what that is)

Love / Scottish & Polish relationships [229]

polomintz

You never knew until you did a Jew :D

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M-G (hey, that rhymes!)

Love / Scottish & Polish relationships [229]

derek trotter

Ehm, Redhead week in the Netherlands? Ah well, she's American and according to Americans we have loads of things we've never heard of.

Edit: just wondering: is that the same chickadee in both videos? She looks the same...

:)

>^..^<

M-G (nah)

Love / Polish girls attitudes towards sex. [568]

beckski

But you are the exception to the rule, beckski :)

szkotja2007

ehm, I rule, eh?

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M-G (is drinking much more than is good for him)

Law / How will the Zloty be against the British Pound over the next 6-12 Months [45]

Macduff

It's handier to compare the Zloty to the Euro. The Euro is a much stronger currency and much wider accepted than the Pound. And if the UK keeps her promise, she will enter the Eurozone in not too distant future anyway. If they are smart, they will do that.

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M-G (tiens)