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Wulkan   
18 Apr 2015
Love / Are Polish men chauvinistic? [35]

even women vote for men when it comes to politics, do you think women will vote for Ogórek for president? if they were she would be the president easily but it simply won't happen.
Wulkan   
18 Apr 2015
Love / Are Polish men chauvinistic? [35]

abortion rights and easier access to certain professions.

Those 2 things has nothing to do with the thread title
Wulkan   
17 Apr 2015
Work / Possible lifestyle in Poland? Job offer - 12K to 13K PLN. [40]

7-10 is possible but I don't have first hand Warsaw experience (Poznan).

Harry is just doing his usual show off as a high class and rich so he doesn't go for anything cheap.

Your price list is right majkel
Wulkan   
13 Apr 2015
Life / Concerns of a Swede who is about to go to Poland for work [53]

i was born and raised in Sweden, but My parents are immigrants from the middle East. I have light scin, but also some dark features(eyes and hair). I have heard that tjere is some racism amongst the older community in Poland.

Leave alone your race, even some native Poles could pass as middle east by appearance. It's more about your religion in this case...
Wulkan   
11 Apr 2015
UK, Ireland / Romanian manual labour workers in the UK making Poles look bad. [12]

but now there arrogant bastards they get council houses fast benefits

what, you thought this kind of life style was made exclusively for third world immigration?

i used to employ 30 polish staff

I'm glad to hear that they got smart and don't work their asses off for peanuts anymore.

the poles are going to find it hard to compete with the Romanians

Those Poles already learnt English, got qualifications and moved ahead bro.

yes they have a bad name of the tv

it's because people like you don't know the difference between native Romanian and a gypsy
Wulkan   
10 Apr 2015
Law / Paying tax on UK I.S.A. in Poland? [20]

You can trade on the Warsaw Stock Exchange online.

vjmehra is asking about ISA investment account and what you say is stock trading, those are two different things.
Wulkan   
6 Apr 2015
News / Poland: A Successful case of low criminality in Europe? [97]

I would like to add that talking about potential immigration to Poland is clearly against the rules on PF.

show me this rule

Are you implying that Polish people have some kind of issue with ethnic minorities?

In the big multicultural cities like London or Birmingham, yes, however a lot of them get used to it with the time... sort of.
Wulkan   
6 Apr 2015
Language / Pronunciation of English abbreviations in Poland [12]

Doesn't it depend on the "version" of English which is used? In the "standard" British English - yes, but I am not sure about the American one. Don't they do with "r" more or less the same as us?

When I started reading it I thought you were gonna bring Scottish English as an example and then it would be almost a good point, even though Scottish thrill some of their r's they do it in a bit different way. As for Americans, no, they say it completely different to us.
Wulkan   
5 Apr 2015
News / Poland: A Successful case of low criminality in Europe? [97]

I'm interested - especially if there is a net inflow or outflow of people to and from Poland at the moment. Any links?

I clearly said "plan". For instance a lot of people plan to become rich one day but very few succeed.
Wulkan   
5 Apr 2015
News / Poland: A Successful case of low criminality in Europe? [97]

Poland does not want immigrants but because foreigners prefer to move to richer countries,

And we are very happy about their choice.

Poles who move to western Europe to get better conditions that at home don't seem to mind living in mutlicultural societies

This is the main reason why most of them plan to come back to their motherland one day.
Wulkan   
5 Apr 2015
Language / Pronunciation of English abbreviations in Poland [12]

But maybe this institution got the name "Państwowa Inspekcja Sanitarna" after 2001

Wrong, "Państwowa Inspekcja Sanitarna" (PIS) was founded in 1954.

But for example, I often hear the name WORD (Wojewódzki Ośrodek Ruchu Drogowego) pronounced like the English word "word"

That's just the ignorance of certain people or could be humorous way of saying it just like some people call French DIY shop "Leroy Merlin" - "Liroy" from the Polish rapper rather than pronouncing it like it sounds in French.

To be strict, the Polish pronunciation of the name of the text processor isn't ideally correct in English ("w" is pronounced in English way, but "o" in the Polish manner)

You can be even more strict and say that the "r" shouldn't be thrilled in a Polish way and the "d" at the end shouldn't be softened like we do in Polish...
Wulkan   
5 Apr 2015
Language / Pronunciation of English abbreviations in Poland [12]

and even some are mixed - Polish-English pronunciation (Hi-Fi)

Hi-Fi is pronounced English way in Poland (haj-faj)

PKP - peh-ka-peh)

PKP - Polskie Koleje Państwowe is a Polish thing so it's obviously pronounced Polish way.

A strange example is AIDS - I have read somewhere that in English it is pronounced letter by letter

Wrong, it's pronounced like a word just like in Polish.

is almost never abbreviated to PIS, but to Sanepid. At least by people in everyday speach. Probably because the abbreviation PIS refers also to a political party.

Wrong, PIS the political party was founded in 2001 and the word Sanepid had been used long before that.
Wulkan   
5 Apr 2015
News / Poland: A Successful case of low criminality in Europe? [97]

In the UK if a woman goes to the police and says she can't remember shagging a bloke, the police charge him with rape

hahaha, no, they don't

If they want to avoid imigrants to build mosques funded by Saudi Wahabbi (which is, by the way, the most radical version of Islam) money, what is their problem?

There is no problem.

Poles have right to choose what kinds immigrants they would like to see it their own country. If they don't want Muslim who would be integrating badly and cause problems in the future what gives you right to make it sound as if it was something wrong?

He makes it sound like it is wrong because he knows his own country is infested by Muslim to such degree that is irreversible and out of jealousy he wants the same fate for Poland.
Wulkan   
31 Mar 2015
News / Poland: A Successful case of low criminality in Europe? [97]

Do we have any figures to say these people are committing the 'extra' rapes.

Yes and they are not made up by the right wing like you would automatically claim.

Although, that's a bullsh!t website run by rightwing nutjobs

well of course, anyone who has the balls to tell the truth is a "rightwing nutjob"

But like I've already said, you can use statistics to prove anything

Interesting excuse
Wulkan   
30 Mar 2015
News / Poland: A Successful case of low criminality in Europe? [97]

Ridiculous to say that Polish women in Poland are 13 times safer than Swedish women in Sweden.
The way to correctly see this is to say that in Sweden rape victims are 13 times more likely to report being raped.

The reason why women in Poland are 13 times or something around that safer than the women is Sweden is the fact that there is almost no 3rd world immigration in Poland.
Wulkan   
27 Mar 2015
Travel / Is it safe to travel to Poland? [194]

Wear sun glasses so they don't realize your not polish.

Does every Polish wear sun glasses? Wow, I haven't been to Poland for 3 months, I didn't know it's changed so much lol
Wulkan   
27 Mar 2015
Po polsku / Dlaczego DZIAŁKA? [6]

Kiedy nastało pojęcie działki jako domku letniego?

domek letni jest czesto budowany na dzialce

Dacza

nie ma takiego wyrazu w jezyku polskim.