History / Poles and (Polish) Jews... Victims of war... and beyond [380]


But Witold Pilecki wasn't a Stalinist, you dumb asswipe lol


The starvation in Auschwitz wasn't caused by any bombing. It was due to food rations arbitrarily fixed by the Nazis - those food rations were too small to survive in the camp conditions. According to the estimate by the Nazis themselves they were enough to survive for around 3 months. They knew what they were doing. The only clothes that prisoners had to wear, no matter the weather and season, were underwear and thin striped clothes. That wasn't due to "Allied bombings" either. The Nazis simply wanted the Jews to die and they didn't care if the non-Jewish prisoners will live or die either.


No, that is exactly your mindset. Your Holocaust denial is your faith. You don't care about facts, evidence, witnesses and historical research. You believe against all historical knowledge that Holocaust didn't happen, because you want to believe.


Fortunately you don't get to decide who can live in Poland and who can't :))) And, btw, ty się chyba z dupą na głowę zamieniłeś :D

History / Poles and (Polish) Jews... Victims of war... and beyond [380]

@call1n, you're sick in the head.


That was the Soviet Union estimate. The Nazis destroyed most of the documentation, so it wasn't known how many exactly people were murdered. The Soviet committee made a mathematical estimate - they took into consideration the number of days and the capacity of crematoria. According to the report of Witold Pilecki, who was a prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau camp himself, it could be from 2 million to 5 million people.

A quote from Wikipedia (my translation from Polish):

"When I went out from Auschwitz (27.04.1943) 97 000 prisoners with tattooed numbers were murdered. That number had nothing to do with with the number of undocumented people who were being gassed and burned by their masses. Over two million of them were killed. I've given those numbers roughly in order not to exaggerate. My colleagues, who were prisoners for longer than me and witnessed 8000 people being gassed a day, give the estimate of 5 million people."

So, the problem was that up to 80% people who were sent to Auschwitz-Birkenau camp didn't get to be prisoners - after arrival at the camp they were sent straight to gas chambers and burnt. Those were Jews from Poland and all over Europe.
So, there was even no bodies that you could count after the camp was liberated.

As you can see - those higher numbers weren't due to some kind of ill will or intent to fool people. Over the years due to historical research those numbers were simply verified.

History / Poles and (Polish) Jews... Victims of war... and beyond [380]


In Auschwitz-Birkenau camp alone around 1 million Jews, 70 000 Poles, 21 000 Roma people and 14 000 Soviet POWs were murdered. It would be simply impossible to save so many people in an occupied country. Your anti-Semitism damaged your brain lol

History / Poles and (Polish) Jews... Victims of war... and beyond [380]


Dude, who ate your brain?

That is not even funny...

News / A Polish Feminist Found in a Forest [133]


Medics are needed in trenches too.


And why are you talking to me about this, maf...?? :))


LOL
So women over 30 are "disposable" then? :D

News / A Polish Feminist Found in a Forest [133]


Well, there you go, problem solved! lol


Not all women are on pills, "genius".


Tell that to Soviet female veterans (quote from Wiki):

"Soviet women played an important role in World War II. While most worked in industry, transport, agriculture and other civilian roles, working double shifts to free up enlisted men to fight and increase military production, a sizable number of women served in the army. The majority were in medical units."

So, you're saying that those women in medical units were a "burden"? Who needs people who save lives, right? lol 🙄

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@Poloniusz, plenty of women were deployed to war zones for months (and that means they menstruated). Those women have more balls than you ever will.

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News / How will Polish-American relations change if Trump is elected president again? [812]


Because in many ways he is. In some aspects he's even worse, imho.


Maybe they know there's no point in talking to someone like you about it. I can't blame them lol

News / A Polish Feminist Found in a Forest [133]

British WAAFs :):

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News / A Polish Feminist Found in a Forest [133]

I did some googling and...


...it turnes out I'm a genius ;D Percentage-wise the most women in the US military serve in airforce and the navy is in second place - this is also reflected in the number of female generals in each branch :)

News / A Polish Feminist Found in a Forest [133]


Wow, so few? Where the rest serves then?


I've just read that the ban on women serving in front-line combat positions in the US military was lifted only in 2013. I've got to say that I'm surprised that it happened only so recently.


Here's a short, but interesting Polish article about women in the army:

polska-zbrojna.pl/Mobile/ArticleShow/12836?fbclid=IwY2xjawEdfpNleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHZsdjJ8xEPR8ZHbAKYoVEF9kjVDjaXxQjhfWdZOvakx7FW8xiO931jazxQ_aem_b9oBKkuZg-FD90ngeg90fA

A big war seems to be a big "reality check" situation. During World War II at first the British command thought that it would be too "manly" for a woman to pull a trigger and take down an airplane (=kill someone), so they allowed women to be in charge only of control devices. But since fights intensified women had to start taking down airplanes too. The first kill by a woman happened in April 1942. In 1943 already 56 000 women served in British air defence forces (including Winston Churchill's daughter).

Another interesting fact - apparently commanders were more concerned about women being captured by the enemy (we all know why), then about them getting killed and that's why women were being given positions where there was zero risk of getting captured (even if the risk of getting killed was high).


Well, firstly, of course it's different, because in the past women had to fight for the most basic rights. Secondly, feminists aren't some kind of monolith. They have different views, different goals in different parts of the world, etc. As for originators being displeased - I think that would depend on what you have in mind.

News / A Polish Feminist Found in a Forest [133]

@Novichok, sports - yes, for reasons I've explained on the forum before already. As for restrooms - as a woman I wouldn't be bothered by sharing a restroom with fully transitioned transgender (hormones + d1ck chopped off).

News / A Polish Feminist Found in a Forest [133]

@Novichok, by "self-explanatory" I meant that fragment "being born" which I think should be enough of an indication whom I consider to be a woman. Because that's what you wanted to know, right? What's my stance on transgender issues?

Well, in case you're still in doubt - I don't consider men who identify as women to be really women, because biologically they simply aren't. I don't hate them though and I don't have any ill feelings towards them. I may address them as "Kate" or "Susan" if that makes them feel better, but that's as far as I can go.

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Depends which feminists. I am for applying common sense, logic and just being realistic. This doesn't mean I think there should be no women in the army, obviously. There are roles they can take or maybe even branches in which they can serve without putting anyone in danger, so to speak, where physical strength doesn't matter that much - like airforce and the navy maybe. Btw, how are women doing in the US infantry? 🤔 Are there any complaints about them "underperforming"?


Well, I don't know what you want to hear then. "Being born a woman" is pretty self-explanatory for me. And a woman is the same as "an adult human female".