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Polish Independence Day March in Warsaw. Is it going to be the biggest march yet? [1530]
Not at all. Poland rightfully insists that its' cultural treasures are returned to them.
Many of those unique pieces of Polish art were destroyed by German nazis during war. Many of them very destroyed deliberately. A huge chunk of Berlinka collection would have to compensate for it in the event of such a hypothetical exchange.
There's no hurry though. I think Poland should wait until we get a better political position for such negotiations and also making an international alliance against Germany would be very helpful. That shouldn't be hard since you looted and stole from half of Europe. I believe that Italians have similar, yet smaller, claims against Germany.
cnbc.com/2019/01/02/italian-art-museum-demands-return-of-painting-looted-by-nazi-soldiers.html
So why would you support anything that supports Russia? That doesn't sound particularly pro-Polish to me.
And in which part have I supported Russia against interest of Poland? Quote that fragment to us.
Anyway, if you were really pro-Polish, you'd pay taxes in Poland.
I will once I'll start my own business when I'm back.
Also, you have to remember that the country is rich not by the amount of taxes it collects, but by a cumulative wealth of its citizens.
I believe in the minimal state which means greatly reduced bureaucratic apparatus and making all non-critical state functions run by private, preferably Polish, capital.
The only area, due to our geopolitics, where I think the state should increase their spending is an army.
