Life / Why Do You Love Poland? [907]


OK. This is how me thinks:

The US never fought an army trying to invade it.

Simple enough or would like me to define "never"? Or how about "an"?

Life / Why Do You Love Poland? [907]


Stop being ridiculous. The quote above applies to the Americans TODAY. Just in case you will try to debate "foreign occupier", the cabal of globalists, aided and abetted by the domestic vermin like Google and Zuckerberg, plundering the US Treasury and the American taxpayers via crap like global warming, WTO, etc fits the bill. Not every enemy carries RPG's.

What a reasonable person means by freedom is the freedom from being shot by the invading, foreign army. Not a freedom from taxes, freedom to b****, or freedom from the raping hordes of muslims.

Life / Do you think that Polish people are rude? [951]


Lack of reading comprehension is a mental disorder. Read 935 and find the word "try".

To eliminate any confusion, I even used a screaming bold type and it still didn't work.

Life / Why Do You Love Poland? [907]

The revolutionary war was about taxes, not a fight for survival.

It's telling that you had to undust the events from 1775 to make your point. Fail.

Life / Do you think that Polish people are rude? [951]


Would you kindly point out where I wrote that hospitality is a mental disorder.

I will save you the effort. I didn't.

I wrote this:

Why does everybody think that his country is always exceptional in a good way?

Is this an obligatory part of patriotism or just a syndrome of a mental disorder instilled by rote?

Are we OK now?

Life / Why Do You Love Poland? [907]

What's "cretenic"?

Life / Do you think that Polish people are rude? [951]

What is "Polish hospitality"?

Why does everybody think that his country is exceptional?

Why does everybody think that his country is always exceptional in a good way?

Is this an obligatory part of patriotism or just a syndrome of a mental disorder instilled by rote?

Life / Do you think that Polish people are rude? [951]

Most of the time, rudness is earned.

Life / Why Do You Love Poland? [907]


I didn't ask you any because I am not curious.

Life / Why Do You Love Poland? [907]


You are distorting. I objected to "giving life", not to "fight for freedom". Americans never fought for their freedom even once.

Japan was not planning to bring any "boots" to the US. In fact, the attack on PH was limited to the US Navy only. So there was never any threat that Americans would be learning Japanese any day soon. Plus, PH was a deliberate setup by the US to rile up the reluctant masses. Or an act of criminal irresponsibility to have so many ships at one place with the WW2 in full swing. Does the word "moron" come to mind?

"Freedom of their country and their families" - meaning the US and the Americans - was never under threat. The American losses were incurred not by protecting the US, but while delivering things to the UK. Supplying UK was voluntary and had nothing to do with defending the US. Hitler declared war, but it was up to the US to decide what to do with that idiot's megalomaniac move.

Life / Why Do You Love Poland? [907]


Please don't use the word "give" in this context. "Give" implies choice and consent. Those poor guys had neither.

Life / Why Do You Love Poland? [907]


...who sold Poland in Yalta.

With allies like that...

Life / Do you think that Polish people are rude? [951]


My roots were in the German occupied Poland. Then, in the Soviet occupied Poland. Then I cut myself loose before I hopped on that train in 1966.

What a man needs more then roots, is a pair and a clear head.

Roots tie a man down, just like shackles. Roots are meant for the objects that are not supposed to move. Anybody who has roots is a prisoner.

Life / Why Do You Love Poland? [907]


I was refering to the September 1939 part of the war.

The French didn't "give" up. Like Poland, they were defeated.

You are making my point without even realizing it. Only those who DID NOT die in September were able to fight "alongside our allies".

Finally, the Polish self-importance shows through again. The ultimate outcome would have been the same without a single Pole in the fight, their bravery notwithstanding. It was the US and the Soviets that won the war.


It's a very good question. I know I should stop. Thanks for reminding me.

Life / Why Do You Love Poland? [907]

Tanks, machine guns - who cares. It's the futility of it that is on the table.

But Polish people like heros. After all, it's easier to get a monument that way then by negotiating an inevitable surrender earlier to avoid massive casualties and destruction.

The first question that had to be asked in 1939 was: can Poland be successful in repelling Germans if attacked? The answer was always no. Then, what's the point in dying for a lost cause? Or killing a drunk German soldier later?

Life / Do you think that Polish people are rude? [951]


Exactly.

My Poland is the 1966 version. I had a job that paid less than it takes to sustain life. I wasn't free to leave the normal way so I had to lie and connive to pull this stunt off. And now I am told that I am supposed to "love" it because it was my motherland. Siberia is also somebody's motherland. And so is Somalia.

News / Poles march against Mandatory poisoning by vaccines [202]

...and the logical side of the brain missing.

Life / Do you think that Polish people are rude? [951]


Nobody throws dollars around. We just stick a credit card into a slot and wait until it reads: remove card.


After nearly 150 years? That would mean that every American is forever hyphenated. I know you didn't use one, but you might just as well. I personally hate hyphens. As in African-American. They use this form for political reasons and they know it's bulls***. How many years have to pass for one to drop the hyphen or the adjective in front of "American"?

Your past is not Polish. Your heritage is, but the past. You are as American as one ever can be. If the US and Poland were at war, would you suffer from a split loyalty?


That was a mistake. The US should have set the conditions and the payment schedule for liberating the Euro-a-holes AGAIN. Germany, under the Mazur plan, would forever be under American control, rapidly depopulating until gone.

Life / Why Do You Love Poland? [907]


Mindless patriots die first. Once they are dead they are useless. What was the point in fighting tanks on horses?

Every fight should be evaluated for the risk and reward. Killing Heydrich was best example of stupid kind of bravery. The gain: nothing. The loss: 340 in Lidice, plus Lidice. Brilliant.

Life / Why Do You Love Poland? [907]

AK had 16,000 men in Warsaw in August of 1944. Soviets - millions east of Wisla. The idea that Stalin would blink and change his plans to make Poland communist just because his army found some surviving Polish fighters was ridiculous. It looks even more ridiculous today now that we have the numbers.

Paris survived intact. Prague did, too. Warsaw didn't and neither the 200,000 Polish civilians because of AK and their crazy strategizing.

Life / Why Do You Love Poland? [907]


You started with an insult, so fy.


It took a lot more collaborators than "surviving jews, other minorities and a few polish commies" to run the system from, say, 1950 to 1960.

Whoever was in charge, or what was their religion, did not matter to me. What mattered was that I was in prison. Only mentally ill feel love for their prisons. Like in the Stockholm syndrome.

Life / Why Do You Love Poland? [907]


If they are all the same, neither one deserves more "love".

Notice that I mentioned graffiti last.

There is a very short step from "you should love your country" to "you should be ready to die for your country". That's what the demagogues peddle while they and their families will happily be as far as possible from the danger zone. Remember Kuwait? While our guys where there, they were in Paris.

Patriotism is for the other guy, said Patton. I just made it up but it's close.

Life / Why Do You Love Poland? [907]

This why I don't love Poland.

The stupidy of that temper tantrum known as the Warsaw Uprising is breathtaking. It destroyed the city and killed 200,000 Poles. It almost killed me as I was in Warsaw during the whole bloody thing.

After the war, the Polish Soviet collaborators cheerfully helped the new occupiers. No, they were not reluctant.

Anyone who claims to love Polish language, the grammar and the sound, is lying or is a masochist. I started hating it after listening to the Voice of America. Until then, I would tend to studder slightly. In English - never. It flows so naturally. And the 26 letters. Who and why needs three versions of "a" and "z"?

Food is worse than awful. Fattening and unedible if not served sizzling.

Emotion always trumps logic and facts in the Polish way of thinking. Try to discuss rationally and without that Polish passion the September 1939 resistance, the horses vs tanks, and the Warsaw Uprising and you will quickly know what I mean. Dying for the country is the highest mission and honor. No, thanks.

Today, Warsaw looks like somebody threw it together and forgot that things should be in harmony. Palac Kultury, as ugly as it is, is drowned out by those super modern abominations.

And then there is this mindless graffiti. Everywhere. And the locals love it enough for it to stay. If they hated it, it would be painted over and the "artists" would be serving time long enough to drive the message home.

News / Poles march against Mandatory poisoning by vaccines [202]


Replace "government" with "neighbors" or "friends" and it instantly will be clear why they should have the power to make you do things.

It's because when your kid gets sick, you are going to take him to a hospital your "friends" built and are operating right now and say: fix him. At your "friends" expense, if you are broke.

Unless, of course, you are consistent and decide to let the kid die as a result of your "don't tell me what to do" position.

Except for the fact that we just don't like watching kids die needlessly. Not that much fun. That's why we have that concept of "social contract" and its cousin, "social safety net" to help every moron who went out for motorcycle ride without the mandatory helmet when said moron is brought to an ER barely clinging to life after a spill.

Law / Weapons laws in Poland. Carrying a concealed handgun? [918]


Don't care does not equal hate.

News / Poles march against Mandatory poisoning by vaccines [202]


Imagine buying a car with the brakes that are 10% effective. How many of those would they sell?

Law / Weapons laws in Poland. Carrying a concealed handgun? [918]


To live another day while still sane, I drew a big fat red line bewteen the US, my home, and the rest of the world.

So, I no longer give a rat's a** about them. Poland included.

Life / Why is circumcision not practiced in Poland? [701]


Using what women prefer will lead to nothing good. Just look what some of them do: relocating eyebrows, stuffing assfat into lips, installing pins in noses, lips and cheeks, paying a fortune for a pair of two giagantic balloons that fake to be breasts, tattooing messages, pictures, and names on their backsides, and, for the grandfinale, pumping crap into their butts to attract the lowlifes normal women stay away from as far as they can.

Did I miss anything?

Law / Weapons laws in Poland. Carrying a concealed handgun? [918]

The single most annoying thing about the leftists - beside being terminally stupid - is that they always shut down before you can ask just one follow-up question to which these morons have no answer. Like: How would I protect my wife and a couple of little kids in UK where I am required to retreat? Run and leave them behind? And if I stay, what's next? Call 911 and wait 10 minutes?

In the land of the more sane, that would be the US with its 1st and the 2nd, we protect by staying, not retreating.

As always, when discussing Europe and its insanities, I ask myself why did so many Americans die to bring freedom and prosperity to the Euro-a-holes just to see said Euro-a-holes throw it all away in a fit of righteousness fifty years later.

Hopefully, never again with the American blood be so wasted.

News / Poles march against Mandatory poisoning by vaccines [202]


I meant rather than home schooling.