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Can anyone from Poland tell me about Auschwitz and The Ghetto?


Miloslaw  21 | 4946
25 Apr 2023   #571
it was Polish Jews who were expulsed by thousands with one way passports and no right to return. Poland lost a lot of brilliant people.

Agreed.
Kashub1410  6 | 580
26 Apr 2023   #572
@pawian
That's the thing, communism made them tainted Poles, not pure Poles. They were as un-Polish as it gets. They had No freedom.

Read up on MBTI- personalities and you will understand how a person can become opposite of who he is when becoming more of a darker mind. Communism does that to people, it corrupts. So don't come here telling me about any "pure" communists cause that's total nonsense

With regard to the expulsions, you should know fairly well that it was a communist reaction to the shift of Israel turning to be more pro-US during their war in the middle east.

If anything, communists should apologize for it regardless of nationality or culture... As repressions towards Jews at that time wasn't excactly a Polish invention.

You can try all you want the two of you but, neither far right extremism or left extremism will ever be representetive of Poland or Polish values
Lyzko  41 | 9559
26 Apr 2023   #573
By "Polish values" you mean Catholic values, I take it.
As Communism was in essence anti-religion, this handily explains the deep revulsion to Communism by committed, or at least pious, Christians.
Kashub1410  6 | 580
26 Apr 2023   #574
@Lyzko
Not necessarily, boasting about individual achievements isn't excactly catholic. Yet a Polish trait.

Communism tried to eliminate individualism in every possible form
Lyzko  41 | 9559
26 Apr 2023   #575
With the latter comment, Kaszub1410, I couldn't concur more!
Yet boasting about individual achievement alone is scarcely a Polish trait:-)
German arrogance outpaces Polish boasting any day of the week.
Bobko  27 | 2085
26 Apr 2023   #576
Communism tried to eliminate individualism in every possible form

It's curious, isn't it - that Communism sprouted up not in the industrial West with its enormous working class, but in the agrarian and backwards East where almost nobody worked in factories.

Also curious, that such an ideology that smothers the individual appeared in a place where individuals have very high opinions of themselves.
Lyzko  41 | 9559
26 Apr 2023   #577
Communism was and is a mere construct, posited by a German Jewish intellectual, a philosopher
to be more exact, who studied in London, was an economist by trade, and had the time to sit around thinking up abstract concept rather than "working for a living".
Miloslaw  21 | 4946
28 Apr 2023   #578
Communism was and is a mere construct, posited by a German Jewish intellectual

Mate, I rarely agree with you lately, but you are spot on here.
Communism was a Jewish idea.
Made with good intent.
But not thought through properly.
People need to think.
Please pay attention at the back!
JR Jim, that means you......
Lyzko  41 | 9559
29 Apr 2023   #579
Not in fact a "Jewish idea", but instead, an idea or concept
originated coincidentally by a Jew in the figure of Karl Marx, an atheist, incidentally,
who had as little use for the practice of Judaism per se as he had
for all organized religion.

Head-in-the-clouds academics rarely if ever think through
their pie-in-the-sky notions which are as far from reality as one can
get! Marx was no exception, nor was Gramsci, Fanon, any of the
Utopian idealists of the last century or two.
Novichok  5 | 7555
29 Apr 2023   #580
Utopian idealists of the last century or two.

...aka useful idiots.
Idealists and believers are the real threat as no fact-based discussion with them is possible. They will die or kill you before admitting they have been wrong.
Miloslaw  21 | 4946
29 Apr 2023   #581
originated coincidentally by a Jew in the figure of Karl Marx

Yes, A Jew.

useful idiots.

Yeah, that is better than Jewish.
Lyzko  41 | 9559
30 Apr 2023   #582
Milo, kindly don't lump all Jews into one basket! As with Poles,
Germans, generalizations are convenient pegs upon which to hang
one's own experience(s), but they're not always accurate.

Rather like judging a country solely or even mostly by her politics, isn't it?
I mean, most English are basically honest by nature.


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