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Recently beaten up in England by 3 Polish guys


SzwedwPolsce  11 | 1589  
7 Feb 2010 /  #61
Beaten up by immigrants in your own country. WTF...?

I know a Norwegian guy who got beaten up in Poland because he was with a Polish girl. The Polish girl's brother and his friends took care of these 2 idiots. I know that one of them got very severely beaten up. I don't like violence, but there a certain kind of people that doesn't understand any other language.
Seanus  15 | 19666  
7 Feb 2010 /  #62
What do I mean, Ironside? I mean that they are used to give the air of politeness but I can see into the soul of some people and the Japanese and Poles I have in mind are anything but polite. Not much escapes me in that regard.
Ironside  50 | 12375  
7 Feb 2010 /  #63
is that exclusivity Japanese and Polish trait or more general ?
Seanus  15 | 19666  
7 Feb 2010 /  #64
Well, it is something similar to the fake ways of some Brits and Americans when they ask how you are or say 'have a nice day' as they secretly wish you dead.

I have old people more in mind in relation to the above, Ironside. Old Japanese and Poles use it but their body language, eyes and soul give them away. Those that I have in mind now may use such polite language but they are disingenuous sods!
jeden  - | 226  
7 Feb 2010 /  #65
Stop complaining...

You should punish those peasants
Seanus  15 | 19666  
7 Feb 2010 /  #66
Who was your comment addressed to, jeden?
jeden  - | 226  
7 Feb 2010 /  #67
--to author --- napster, ofc
Seanus  15 | 19666  
7 Feb 2010 /  #68
Aha. Stop complaining, why?
matteroftaste  
7 Feb 2010 /  #69
Well, it is something similar to the fake ways of some Brits and Americans when they ask how you are or say 'have a nice day' as they secretly wish you dead.

Hm, I never seen it as fake and certainly never associated "have a nice day" with "wish you were dead". It's just a form of kindness.
Tymoteusz  2 | 346  
7 Feb 2010 /  #70
Well, it is something similar to the fake ways of some Brits and Americans when they ask how you are or say 'have a nice day' as they secretly wish you dead.

Wrong. Silence means we wish you dead. Not looking you in the eye means you are already dead to us.
jeden  - | 226  
7 Feb 2010 /  #71
Aha. Stop complaining, why?

For me is strange that he is complaining on polish forum after he was beaten by some guys in his own country WTF???

If I were him I would prepare to small revange. ;)

Women complain. Men don`t.
Wroclaw Boy  
7 Feb 2010 /  #72
If I were him I would prepare to small revange. ;)

Thats what they all say, problem is it rarely happens.
delphiandomine  86 | 17823  
7 Feb 2010 /  #73
I don't like violence, but there a certain kind of people that doesn't understand any other language.

Yep, no different to other countries. They won't understand sitting down and talking about it, but they'll understand if a group of very pissed off Englishmen turn up at the farm and beat the living daylights out of them, along with a warning to leave or get another beating.

There was a case in Aberdeen where a Polish bouncer/knucklehead threw someone down the stairs of a club. Funnily enough, within a day, he had left the city - it was made very clear to him that his head was going to meet concrete bricks if he hung around. He didn't understand subtle language, but he understood a distinct threat.
SzwedwPolsce  11 | 1589  
7 Feb 2010 /  #74
If these people are not taken care of they will rape your country again and again. If they do this once they'll do it again.

Usually they have some experience, and are not very afraid of the Police, court etc.

Yep, no different to other countries. They won't understand sitting down and talking about it, but they'll understand if a group of very pissed off Englishmen turn up at the farm and beat the living daylights out of them, along with a warning to leave or get another beating.

If it would have been the other way around, and this had happened in Poland, the offenders would already be in hospital.
Seanus  15 | 19666  
7 Feb 2010 /  #75
To the American guys above, that's just what I've heard but I've never been in America so I can't say either way.

Revenge comes at a price too. 2 wrongs don't make a right.
Arien  2 | 710  
7 Feb 2010 /  #76
I recently got beaten up whilst i was with her, in England by 3 Polish guys, i was in hospital for a week, even after they broke my leg they still beat my head on the ground and battered me.

I'm sorry to hear this, but I hope you know it doesn't have anything to do with you being English, or them being Polish. (They could've been of any nationality, and they could've been your own fellows just as easily!) It's just that whenever such cowards see you as an easy victim, or feel confident enough whenever they're outnumbering you, they think it's cool to take out their frustration on you..

I hope that rather sooner than later, these cowards will come across someone they can't handle, which will probably happen. Hey, I wish you a speedy recovery, and whatever you do, don't let it drag you down!

:)
Grzegorz_  51 | 6138  
7 Feb 2010 /  #77
There are few things more funny than frustrated pink clowns. You inferiority complex is hillarious.
jeden  - | 226  
7 Feb 2010 /  #78
Polish women know that foreign men are a far better choice

the best choice is looser who was beaten in his own country by drunked men... hehe
Seanus  15 | 19666  
7 Feb 2010 /  #79
Looser than who? I like it when I'm looser, I move around more freely ;) Drunken men :( You think beatings are funny? Cowardice is not to be applauded!
jeden  - | 226  
7 Feb 2010 /  #80
obvious loser is obvious

Beatings are not funny... Funny is that he cannot handle( is it good word?) with 3 drunken guys.
Mister H  11 | 761  
7 Feb 2010 /  #81
My girlfriend is Polish, so i am not anti polish, infact, quite the opposite.

You were viciously assaulted and you should still report it.

For all you know the police could have a whole file on these guys and extra evidence could really help. Either way a crime has been committed and you should report it.

I don't hold much faith in the police either, but it's all we have at our disposal in such situations.
jonni  16 | 2475  
7 Feb 2010 /  #82
I agree. They would take it seriously, and if they catch the guys, you'll get compensation.
f stop  24 | 2493  
7 Feb 2010 /  #83
It is your duty to report it. It is the duty of anyone that saw it to report it as well. It may even be a law.

BTW are there good samaritan laws in England and Poland?
jonni  16 | 2475  
7 Feb 2010 /  #84
It is the duty of anyone that saw it to report it as well. It may even be a law.

Not in the UK.

re there good samaritan laws in England and Poland?

What is that?
landora  - | 194  
7 Feb 2010 /  #85
What is that?

The French (dunno about elsewhere, but I think Poland has it too) - if someone is injured and you come across them, you have an obligation to provide assistance. I know Poland has it in terms of road accidents, but elsewhere, I'm not so sure.
f stop  24 | 2493  
7 Feb 2010 /  #86
To most it means that if you see somebody in danger, you have to do something. The actual law, IMO, is that if you screw up while trying to help, you cannot be sued. But it eliminates one of the reasons why a passerby would be reluctant to help. And it helps if you kicked attacker's ass!

Not in the UK.

Is there a law that if you see a crime being committed, you have to report it?
jeden  - | 226  
7 Feb 2010 /  #87
Is there a law that if you see a crime being committed, you have to report it?

In Poland not always, It depends on crime
Ogien  5 | 237  
11 Feb 2010 /  #88
My partner is Polish.

Your partner? lol...
King Sobieski  2 | 714  
11 Feb 2010 /  #89
In the 15 years I have been here, the only times I have ever seen two men fighting both of them have been foreigners. Poles will sometimes fight if it's just two-on-one but usually it's three against one.

i dont think this is exclusive to poles or pawels...the only times I have seen two men fight was back in high school. nowadays it is 2 or more onto 1, the only one on one fights involving one party knifing or glassing the other party.
puppymate  - | 1  
11 Feb 2010 /  #90
I am a member of a polish club in england, the member,s consist of english and polish whilst we all integrate well occasionaly a fight does break out between the young polish guy,s do to drink and it is usually two or three to one fighting amongst themselve,s but then the young drunk english boy,s do the same themselve,s. It is the same all over to much drink and want to fight the world the pack instinct seem,s to set in and they pick on an easy prey. hope you get better soon, what goes around, comes around.

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