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Do Polish names generally have a meaning to them or a particular structure?. [88]
of your stupid patronizing claims about the szlachta makes you look like fools.
And your defence of a bunch of medieval rich boys lording it over the majority of a population kept as slaves into the 18th/19th century makes a mockery of your whole fake liberal pseudo intelkshual personna ...privelage on the basis of fluke of Birth....wierd fekking thing for any self respecting American (or Austrailian) to cheer on IMHO.
Those were freemen without the rights and privileges of the szlachta but you want to claim they are equivocal
Again, your defence of Polands system is ,well, laughable.
So, freemen,who had the right to do what they want,go to war or stay at home and raise sheep who chose to go to war in defence of the realm are lesser men than so called nobles who HAD to go to war when they were told? No, I dont claim them as equals I call them as the lesser men.
Well from the point of view of Polish not-noblemen most of western or eastern nobles were not real nobles or not fully nobles because of them being sheets any monarch could wipe his ass with !
And I have already shown this is utter garbage in a previous post,at least when it comes to the nobility on the British isles. So re posting just shows again your lack of understanding and lumping of all your rather odd preconceptions of europe into either Poland or not poland.....plum. As I said, there was never a period in English history when any *nobles* were so servile. Have you never heard the term Primus inter pares? Any british King who thought he was above the Law soon found out he wasnt.
Poland was not playing "catch up".
Dessi dearest, its your own negative view of Poland that brings you to the conclusion that *playing catch up* was in any way an insult to Poland. Its just a simple statement of fact. Poland was on the edge of Europe,had never been a part of Rome and came to the European/Christianity party very late. If anything the *catch up* played by Poland was amazingly fast and not being a carbon copy of the west was far better adapted to Polands needs.