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oday's polish roads are still worse than Germany's were 15 years ago
Hmm ... nah, actually is not correct - again.
Both Poland and Germany have greatly benefited from the EU.
That is not entirely true. Germany benefited more than Poland. I suppose you could put it down to Germany handling better their affairs than Poland IF NOT for one very important detail - the EU law about temporary foreign workers that curtails freedom of the common market and actually is against the EU law (or was).
Those law France and Germany want to extant in a way they will include lorry drivers. In a layman terms means that want to use legation to undercut their competition.
I wonder if that law include German or French workers in Poland - they wages should be lowered to Poland's standard or they should hire locally. Sadly PiS gov didn't go there, a fail, again!
What solution does the parties suggest?
NM - National Movement wants Poland to quite the EU. Other parties are pretty much into staying and offer no real solution and their negotiation skills left much to be desired.
@lesseronimus:
"Mentally fanatical supporters of both mayor parties are on the same level. If you disagree with them you are either traitor or a freak."
That is what you claim. Do you have any evidence to support your claim? I understand is easer to write off someone as a 'fanatical supporter" rather then seriously consider what those people are saying and where lie the truth.
I'm not even a supporter (let alone fanatical) of PiS or PO. I'm only stating the obvious - there is problem that affect citizens and democracy in Poland. PiS at the very least try to fix it. Those who are against it, are insidious and have no valid argument or a counter- proposition, all they do are using their external contacts to use foreign powers to pressure Polish gov out of the office and to stop all changes regardless of the fact if they are they beneficial to the populace of Poland or not.
That is a standard definition of a traitor and a soviet i.e. person who feels no attachment to his country of origin.
"This is you the one who mention Korwin".
However you're the one who hold his musings dear. You're not the first one of the long line people who were under the influence of the dude or one or other of this cheerleader groups called a party. I recognize symptoms of illogical bias.
"They have no authority to make such distinctions."
It is not about authority. It is about a fact. This forum is but a little and imperfect widow for those who do not speak Polish into Poland. So, oft I write for their benefit. I see no point in debating a Polish person on the English language forum.
The New York Times roundly condemns Kaczynski for the purge,
The NYT lost his credibility long ago. As for its publications about Poland they're the next level of nonsense. They are the very embodied of the term - prejudiced hatful pricks.
So it hilarious and came as a no surprise that you quote them as your source. Think for yourself if you can lol. Unfortunately there is no google address that can fix it.
