USA, Canada / Why do Americans (and Canadians) hate Polish people? [226]

Guys please don't feed the troll, I know he is annoying but let him live in his bubble, where he can feel superior to other people based on the fact that they are born in different country (maybe being USA citizen is his biggest life achievement). Imagine what a low-life you have to be to systematically come to this forum to bash Poland just so he can boost his ego.

USA, Canada / Why do Americans (and Canadians) hate Polish people? [226]

fUZZYWICKETS you are a prime example of someone who hates Poland and Polish people and keeps spreading lies and hatred on and on... Poles do this Poles do that. 99% of the time stuff you are talking about is absolute BS and discussion with you is pointless. I think it is worth to acknowledge who you really are before some comments on your post. don't know if racism can be cured but I hope so...

Law / What is the quickest and cheapest way to send money to a bank account in Poland? [37]

with xoom you can do everything online its cheap and takes about 3 days, you also have an option for same-day transfer for extra charge.

more convenient then western union.

UK, Ireland / Have the British become the worst enemy of the Polish? [45]

I use to live in London for over a year (that was a few years back) and I fortunately i haven't met with hate or even dislike based on my nationality, I found that most people ware actually pretty friendly to me I cant recall if I was ask any stupid questions e.g. "do you have chicken in Poland?" I worked only with British people in the office (about 30) we also had one Chinese guy in the workshop and one American girl trying to get work visa who was lets say not very nice to me (I felt like it was nationality related but who knows). I remember I was very sensitive about the whole "raciest thing" but it never happened to me, luckily most people ware nice and polite.

While living in the UK walking in the streets, using tube I sometimes was ashamed by behavior of some of my country fellows mostly "wiesniak" "dersy" and "karki" culture, I would vote for removal of such individuals myself. They often are more conspicuous and more likely to cause problems, there is also fair amount of gypsies posing as Poles.

On the other hand I remember when I visited my friend in Wales (he is British citizen) and some of his friends ware rude, definitely didn't have good attitude to me, one girl seemed almost disgusted when I sat next to her and then she scooped away, all to say some ware indoctrinated by anti-immigrant media but overall I had very positive experience with those who didn't care.

I think British who whine about Poles in the UK are more likely to be "lower class" (unemployed, uneducated, on benefits etc) or radical in there views.