You sound jealous, lonely limey.
Lonely? Sounds like someone is talking from experience. I suppose it must be a rather lonely existence when everyone in your host country regards you as inferior, huh?
Jealous of Poles who left Poland, made better lives for themselves than they could anywhere in Europe, and still had enough money to help their families back home survive through the ****** 80s/early 90s. Despite the thousands of kilometres that separate these families, these migrant Poles still visit their families back in Poland, even if just for 2 weeks at a time.
Ah, that old "WE HELPED POLAND" nonsense. Nah mate - the ones who helped Poland were the ones who stayed and built a better future, not those condescending idiots who like nothing more than to look down at their cousins back home.
Sending a few presents and visiting for two weeks does nothing to help Poland. Then again, those traitors (let's be honest, they all swore allegiance to foreign powers anyway) are all cowards anyway. Anyone who ran away in the 80's/90's because it was "too tough" is quite frankly a coward.
I pitty those who go to Poland (or anywhere really) to teach English. It makes me think that 99% of these "teachers" should have studied something more useful in university.
I pity those cowards who ran away from their country and swore allegiance to foreign powers, personally. I can't imagine ever betraying my homeland in such a way.
Hahah excuses, excuses. Just a quick look at your post history reveals that you have no social life (cyberspace socialising does not count). On the upside, I bet you are a great esl instructor.
Someone who bothers to check "post histories" is clearly the one without a social life ;) Mine is just fine, thanks - then again, I'm not looked at as some traitorous peasant in this country ;)
(now, get back to cleaning toilets)