News / Years of Poland in the EU - assessment of pros and cons [1199]


Wrong again, misiu-pysiu. 14 months is an eyeblink, it's nothing when it comes to deeply ingrained societal attitudes.


No. It is you who claim that something has changed substantially in this regard in the last 14 months, so you should show us a newer survey. :)


The ones I mentioned are leftards. There are, of course, some libtard parties too. These two sets of retards surely do intersect, but they are not identical.

News / Years of Poland in the EU - assessment of pros and cons [1199]


The best definition I've read (and a very succint one) comes from the Westminster Shorter Catechism: "Sin is any want of conformity unto, or transgression of, the law of God."


The problem with transgender youth, Ami, is that we have reliable data that show us clearly that if people insist on calling them by their "dead name", they are much more likely to commit suicide. Hard statistical data (I even read an academic paper on the topic some time ago), and this changes a lot, doesn't it?

The main concern of a teacher worthy of that name is the good of a student. That's it. No way around it. So, if I knew that refusing to call Magda Marek (or the other way around) could push the child to commiting suicide, and I still refused to use her/his name of choice, then I'd be a real son of a b*tch.

From my point of view as a Christian, the child might be in error, in sin, maybe even ensnared by Satan, but he/she might still realise their mistake, receive God's grace and repent, but there's one condition - the child has to be alive. Stubborn c*nts, like the "teacher" that jon357 mentioned, really get on my nerves - there's no love in them, they give Christians a bad name.

News / Years of Poland in the EU - assessment of pros and cons [1199]


The democratically elected government. :)


Actually, if you take a look at surveys about LGBT ideology, for example, you will notice that it is rather leftardism that is rejected by majority of Poles...

rp.pl/spoleczenstwo/art19007211-sondaz-w-polsce-wciaz-wiekszosc-przeciw-prawom-dla-par-tej-samej-plci

... also, all you have to do is take a look at the results of any election and see how many votes leftards (SLD, Razem) get to realise that. I know that it's painful when the reality hits you in the face but that's how it is. :)

News / Years of Poland in the EU - assessment of pros and cons [1199]


Indeed.


Yip. PiS agreed to the conditional mechanism as well as the milestones, so now they have to dance to the EU tune or they won't be getting any money (and they need the billions to soften the inflation blow). That's what makes them moderate - as Amiga said - they eventually succumbed to the EU pressure. Ziobrysts wouldn't bow down to the EU but they are a minority in Zjednoczona Prawica.


Luckily, it is possible to leave the EU (the British did and the world didn't end), so if the neo-marxist elements within the Union try to exert even more pressure on normal countries, then it will be bye-bye, leftards. Meanwhile, the billions will come in handy, he he. :)

News / Years of Poland in the EU - assessment of pros and cons [1199]


Of course they are. Again they chose what's better for Poland and not their particular party interests. Commendable.


Certainly not. Only the Ziobrysts (and their 0.7% or something of voters :)) will be a bit dissapointed but I'm sure that Kaczyński will be able to explain to Ziobro that his antics are not more important than the good of Poland. If only the oppositard party leaders had a tiny fraction of responsibility and statesmanship presented by PiS!

News / THE ARMY OF POLAND - THE REALITY [493]


No, you don't. If you did, you would see - apart from their obvious mistakes - also all the good things that PiS is doing for Poland. If you cared about something more than your particular political sympathies, you would never say about other Poles that they have to be "eliminated like rabid dogs"...

https://polishforums.com/news/chairman-kaczynski-said-opinions-ideas-uttered-46404/19/#msg1887571

... you lost it, pawian, which is a shame because you didn't use to be like that. Your rabid hatred totally blinds you. Seek help.

News / Corruption scanadal in the European Parliament [30]

Thanks for the links, Gumishu. I think hypocrisy is too light a word. Oh, well... conclusions will have to be drawn regarding what the EU has turned into in recent years; conclusions drawn and difficult decisions made.

News / Corruption scanadal in the European Parliament [30]


Very good point. Obviously it has nothing to do with "corruption" or "rule of law" but it's about falling neatly in line with the 1000-year Leftard Reich agenda. A year or so ago I would have shivered at the thought of Poland leaving the EU. I am not shivering anymore.

News / THE ARMY OF POLAND - THE REALITY [493]


The same tanks and howitzers the purchase of which was so criticised by oppositards and their "experts" (some of whom already announced the cancelling of those contracts if they win the elections)? Good. Polish Army is in dire need of modern equipment.

We can only be glad that oppositards are not in power at the moment. If they were, they would probably purchase rainbow-coloured uniforms and armoured abortion-on-demand vehicles instead. :)

History / Recommended Poland's history books [257]


It's not about a political system but about total depravity of man. It is, by and large, a theological question not a political/economic one.

Of course, in certain conditions and countries men are allowed to indulge in the sinfulness of their wretched hearts more than in others, and that was the case in Poland. Let's not forget that Polish nobles were in overwhelming majority members of the apostate popish cult, so being deprived of proper religion they allowed all their worst faults to flourish.

History / Recommended Poland's history books [257]


As I said, a couple of spoonfuls of honey in a barrel of tar. For every one of your Zamoyskis and Stadnickis we could find ten others who were thieves, traitors and warchołs. If this hadn't been the case, Poland wouldn't have lost independence for 123 years and regained it only in very favourable historical conditions, when even dwarves like Latvia or Estonia were declaring their independence.

History / Recommended Poland's history books [257]


Zamoyskis might have been a spoonful of honey in a barrel of tar, but as a social class in general nobility were a disgrace.


Pity indeed.

History / Recommended Poland's history books [257]


I think I will join Milo in my lack of reverence for "old Polish nobility".

The nobles, not necessarily the ordinary szaraczki but especially those from grand old families were the worst scumbags of all. They exploited peasants, blocked all the attempts at reforming the country, defended their overblown privileges, broke Sejm sessions, started rokosz rebellions etc. etc. In simple Irish terms - they were c*nts of the first order. It was their selfishness and greed that eventually led to the downfall of Poland and her disappearance from the map of Europe for 123 years.

History / Recommended Poland's history books [257]


Especially if, in case of Poland, you skip November and January Uprisings - such momentous and national mythos-creating events; as well as 123 years of struggling to regain independence, then the Polish-Soviet war, the 2nd Rzeczpospolita period (which, believe it or not, still influences political life in Poland today), the September Campaign, WW2, Home Army, Volhyn massacre etc. etc. Why would anyone seriously interested in Poland's history decide to do it? Strange.

Off-Topic / East Europe's Wild Nature - flora and fauna (zoological thread) [24]

The most common definition of genocide is "the deliberate killing of a large number of people from a particular nation or ethnic group with the aim of destroying that nation or group". Hence, "cursed soldiers", as opposed to UPA, cannot be accused of genocide. They never aimed at destroying an entire nation or ethnic group in a given area whilst UPA did exactly that - they conducted orderly and regular ethnic cleansing, acting on orders of their leadership.

Off-Topic / East Europe's Wild Nature - flora and fauna (zoological thread) [24]

But I'm not accusing the whole Ukrainian nation of anything - merely pointing out the difference (not only in scale) between the actions of UPA as a whole, and actions of particular "cursed soldiers" units who weren't under Home Army command.

Off-Topic / East Europe's Wild Nature - flora and fauna (zoological thread) [24]


By eskimos or aliens from outer space, I suppose. :-/


It's irrelevant. UPA leadership made the decision to conduct ethnic cleansing of Poles and units under their command conducted the genocide. I already explained the difference between this action and "cursed soldiers" crimes in my previous post.

Off-Topic / East Europe's Wild Nature - flora and fauna (zoological thread) [24]


It's not merely a difference in scale but also of politics.

The genocide of Poles was a political decision of ethnic cleansing, made by Ukrainian leaders and conducted ruthlessly and systematically on civilian population, whilst criminal acts of "cursed soldiers" were individual decisions of particular unit commanders - they weren't under Home Army command any more; as you surely remember, Home Army was dissolved on 19th January 1945 by the order of general Leopold Okulicki and any units who disobeyed the order and commited crimes against civilians after that date brought the disgrace and shame only on themselves.

Off-Topic / East Europe's Wild Nature - flora and fauna (zoological thread) [24]


... and even, on many occasions, Polish civilians. They didn't, however, conduct a mass scale genocide on civilian population, that's the difference.

Off-Topic / East Europe's Wild Nature - flora and fauna (zoological thread) [24]


... in their government unfortunately (this Melnyk guy is a typical Bandera apologist). They also have streets and stadiums named after them as well as monuments all over Ukraine. I know they are a minority, but unfortunately a very vocal minority that is not only tolerated but also cherished on a political state level. That's the problem.

Off-Topic / East Europe's Wild Nature - flora and fauna (zoological thread) [24]

Disgusting.

They are even worse than Banderopithecs, because they had the privilege and luck of being born Polish but rejected their heritage by joining the ranks of nazi humanoids.

History / History of two Neighbors: Poland - Germany Interrelations [283]

So? Where do you see any "support for RuSSist Mongols" here, you idiot?

History / History of two Neighbors: Poland - Germany Interrelations [283]

@pawian

Show me one, just one, post in which I "support RuSSist Mongols" or shut the f*ck up, retard.

History / History of two Neighbors: Poland - Germany Interrelations [283]


... yes, it's amazing that there are people willing to publicly calumniate their own country abroad and act against it on the international level, just so that they can get back to power. They don't mind Poland as a whole - ordinary people - suffering because of their actions, as long as they can hurt their local political opponents. That's simply unimaginable level of skurwienie.

News / The Baltics states rely on Poland as their main defender against Russian aggression?? [213]


Well, there certainly is a grain of truth in it. Poland is still sanctioned by the EU, and our funds are blocked under idiotic phony excuses, whilst we provide disproportionately high humanitarian, material and military aid to Ukraine. Russia attacks and weakens Ukraine, whilst the EU attacks and weakens Poland - a tandem work.


Germany always needed Russia's resources to dominate Europe and their approach never really changed (merely the methods). Scholz's recent willingness to get back to business as usual with Putin (if the KGBist liar promises to be nice) only proves that.

History / History of two Neighbors: Poland - Germany Interrelations [283]

@Tacitus

So what's the story with German Federal Constitutional Court and the primacy of European law over the German one? Please, do tell.


Since you are not interested in a civil discussion but insist on ad personam insults, I shall not discuss with you.

Something wrong happened to you, Pawian, and you became an "all-knowing", condescending twat. Until you change your boorish manners, don't expect cultured people to talk to you. :)

History / History of two Neighbors: Poland - Germany Interrelations [283]


Not "did happen" but "has been happening". Ever since the leftard EU "elites" decided that it would be a good idea to "starve" Poland, as Frau Katarina Barley - Vizepräsidentin des Europäischen Parlaments, so charmingly said. And, of course, the lies concerning Poland have been spread with the help of local useful idiots. :)


German Federal Constitutional Court would beg to differ, nicht wahr? :)


You're so naive, Tacitus, it's almost charming. Almost.

If it was so easy to get rid of mafia-like structures, just by waiting for the mafiosos to retire, there would be no active mafias in the world left. :) They would all just retire and all mafias disappear after 30 years or so. :)

As for Poland being forced to leave the EU under the leftard pressure, well... it might happen. Quite likely. Whether it will be beneficial for either Poland or the EU is a completely different matter altogether.

History / History of two Neighbors: Poland - Germany Interrelations [283]


How is the rule of law violated in Poland? Which treaty was broken? As far as I know the infringement procedure against Poland was about the functioning of the new disciplinary regime for judges (the Disciplinary Chamber of the Supreme Court) and not about the way of appointing Constitutional Tribunal judges. In any case, in Poland Polish law takes precedence over laws coming from Brussels (just as it is in Germany, isn't it?), so the treaties will have to be adjusted/renegotiated or revoked altogether. Polish law must take precedence over Brussels law or we are not an independent country anymore.


'Analogus' doesn't mean 'the same' - it means similar or comparable in certain respects. The differences stem from the fact that Poland, as opposed to Germany, never conducted a verification of post-communist judges and it led to enormous pathologies within the judicial system. To cut the long story short, any reform of corrupt judiciary would be impossible without new, not entangled in old mafia-like structures, Constitutional Tribunal. Hence the way the judges were appointed. What looks from the outside like creating an autocratic system is merely an attempt at much needed reform of the judicial system. It's difficult because the rot was allowed to spread for too long.

History / History of two Neighbors: Poland - Germany Interrelations [283]


Nonsense. I explained it here on numerous occasions.

Brussels has no business meddling in a member state's judiciary, and the solutions that PiS proposed are analogous to German judicial system. As I said, phony excuses and an attempt to hostile forcing of government change. It doesn't look good, Tacitus. Doesn't look good at all.