News / Abortion still under control in Poland [2986]

What is wrong with you? Too shy to respond to my post as written and, instead, playing a psych doctor.
Women invent their own reality, lies, and expect pussified guys like you to be the enforcers. Hence, they are never responsible, and everything is somebody's fault.

I was careless and stupid and now I need to abort to go to work = I was forced to abort.

News / Abortion still under control in Poland [2986]


No. We make things more complicated to appease women and to explain their idiotic behavior. Like "lured" - a word introduced in stories where a woman gets into a car with a perfect stranger at 3 a.m. Why would she do something so idiotic? Simple. She was "lured". Always passive tense. Like in "forced" to abort. Sure.

News / Abortion still under control in Poland [2986]


That's chick talk. Force is force. Coercion is coercion. Persuasion is persuasion. Blackmail is blackmail. Nagging is nagging. Pleading is pleading. To name a few.

That's English and that's why we have those words so we don't have to lump any of the above into your chicky "forced". Show some refinement, Mr. English Teacher.

Boohoo, he forced me, boohoo... How did he force you? Boohoo, he said he would not marry me, boohoo...
Get real, sweetie...

Language / Declension of diminutives in the Polish language [8]

Szynka is not mala szyna that somebody likes very much.

Polonia / Let's talk about Sweden and other Scandinavian countries [236]


PF Novichok has one: deport all of them to where they came from under the slightest pretext.

Wars, the third-world style, are forever. There is no beginning and there is no end. This is in their DNA, religions, or tribal competition. I don't give a sh*it which one.

Remember all that starvation in Ethiopia and "We are the World"? That was a domestic bs since nobody attacked them. If we allow tribal wars like the one in Afghanistan to be a legal basis for asylum, then any poor sh*ithole can invent one and flood Europe or the US.


What would be a felony in the civilized countries, the apologists call it "cultural" or "a tradition", followed by how can we, the white blood-sucking oppressors, interfere with that? No way. That would be inhumane.

Still waiting for cannibalism to be seen as "normal" and "cultural".

Polonia / Let's talk about Sweden and other Scandinavian countries [236]

Sick. Like the rest of woke Europe.


...but only if it is their habit to bathe once a month and carry carpets in their wallets. White Swedes will continue to be prosecuted.

Polonia / Let's talk about Sweden and other Scandinavian countries [236]

Since kindness by the sick woke leftists started producing victims.

News / Abortion still under control in Poland [2986]

Threatening what? If you don't eat dinner, I will not buy you ice cream. Is this a threat or a voluntary transaction? I will stay with you if you abort. Is this a threat or a transaction?

Life / Why Polish Diminutives/Nicknames are so popular? [14]


How do people dare to use standard grammar and punctuation. Why not make everybody happy and let them have their own. Like sex or gender. Mine is number 37 on the list for the next 15 minutes.

Urlop = 7 days. Urlopik = 2 days. Is this how this nonsense works? How about urlopisko? Urlopeczek? Urlopunio? I can go on like this forever...

News / Abortion still under control in Poland [2986]

Learn English before post. Forced is not equal "I will leave you if you don't". Forced means tying her up (assault), forcibly taking her to an abortion clinic (kidnapping), and putting a gun to the abortionist's head (terrorism). Add them together and it's life with no parole in the US.

Nobody ever "forced" a woman to have an abortion in Poland. Only in an apologetic mind of a leftist.

Life / Why Polish Diminutives/Nicknames are so popular? [14]

Old women are annoying in many ways. That's one of them.
No wonder Polish is considered "difficult". With every Pole having at it to make it a more touchy-feely private mess, it's hard to define what Polish really is. A quick visit to the Polish threads here confirms the brilliance of my comment.

Life / Why Polish Diminutives/Nicknames are so popular? [14]


It does matter. It creates derivative garbage words that clutter up the language while adding nothing of value - like clarity.

Polonia / Let's talk about Sweden and other Scandinavian countries [236]


...another leftist mental disorder.
This disease is different than, say, schizophrenia, in that it has victims other than the sick m-fers who let the foreign scum in but never suffer the consequences.

In Sweden, the consequences are especially hideous as the victims are the m-fers' daughters, wives, and mothers.
In this context guys like Lyzko make me look for words that cannot be used here without getting a violation.

History / What makes you feel Polish? [167]

The correct answer to the question of what makes you feel Polish is: Nothing.
We feel sad, happy, depressed, and many other things but not Polish or German or any other nationality.
In response to how do you feel, did anyone ever say, I feel Polish?

Polonia / Let's talk about Sweden and other Scandinavian countries [236]

From dailymail.com:
dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6095121/Eight-10-stranger-rapes-Sweden-carried-migrants-study-reveals.html

Eight out of 10 'stranger' rapes in Sweden are carried out by migrants, with more than half of all rape convictions to foreigners, study reveals

Nearly six in ten convicted rapists in Sweden born in another country
Where rapist and victim didn't know each other, the figure is 85 percent
Four in ten 'stranger rape' attackers have been in Sweden less than a year

'Sweden needs to put its foot down. If you are a convicted rapist and a foreign citizen, you should be expelled,' said Tomas Tobé, shadow Minister for Justice.

But if Tacitus says rape is not a problem in Sweden, why should I pay any attention to some guy who says he is "Minister of Justice". Sure.

History / POLISH AND RUSSIAN FRIENDSHIP WILL LAST FOREVER [513]

I would hate to guess wrong what you meant. Can you help me?

History / POLISH AND RUSSIAN FRIENDSHIP WILL LAST FOREVER [513]


...but I can comment about Russia. Again, what would Russia have to do to deserve the democracy label?
For reference only, in the US it takes a billion bucks to be president. In Russia, it takes zero. Which one is more democratic?
If Poles and the Chinese can be friends, why not Poles and Russians?

History / POLISH AND RUSSIAN FRIENDSHIP WILL LAST FOREVER [513]


What is not democratic about THAT?
The US used to have no limit and was never viewed as a dictatorship.


What is that "truly free"? Without a gun to my head?


The US tried to separate in 1863. The central government stopped it with the brutality Stalin would be proud of. Was the US a democracy then?

History / What makes you feel Polish? [167]

I feel Polish when I see tartar and vodka in front of me.

History / POLISH AND RUSSIAN FRIENDSHIP WILL LAST FOREVER [513]


That's it? That was short.

And what makes elections "truly free" as opposed to the elections in Russia?

Quoting:

The 1993 constitution declares Russia a democratic, federative, law-based state with a republican form of government. State power is divided among the legislative, executive, and judicial branches.

From the anti-Russian theconversation.com:

Even eliminating viable opposition can't ensure certain victories at the polls. To eliminate all risk, as Russia demonstrates, autocrats must take four additional steps:

1. Dominate the media message by controlling major news outlets through ownership, creating laws that stifle press freedom and repressing outspoken journalists.

2. Assert control over local government officials who then ensure that voters turn out to support the regime.

3. Build a vote tabulation process that allows ballot stuffing and falsified vote counts.

4. Declare victory immediately and allow no questioning of the results.

For a moment, I thought I was reading about the US. To Russia's credit, they don't allow the dead to vote. We do.

History / POLISH AND RUSSIAN FRIENDSHIP WILL LAST FOREVER [513]


I am giving you a chance to explain the basis for this from you:


So my question is simple: What does Russia need to do to become "a truly free democracy" like Country X of your choice.
If you don't know, just say so.

What I know is irrelevant at this point since it is YOU who made the quoted statement above.

History / POLISH AND RUSSIAN FRIENDSHIP WILL LAST FOREVER [513]

Can you give me the top five points that define "democracy" and compare Russia today with a WE "democracy" of your choice?
For example, a country is a democracy if it has:

1. More than one party.
2. Independent judiciary.
3. ...

You get the drift...

Polonia / Similarities & differences between Poles & Swedes? [15]


That was nothing since what they did to Poland left no permanent scars. Actually, without them, there would be no Potop.
What these a-holes did to themselves is irreversible. A century from now their women will be paying for their woke leftist stupidity.

Life / Superstitions in Poland [60]


Anybody who believes in superstitions is an idiot. The term "Polish superstitions" you just used implies that Poland is full of idiots. Was this your intent?

If not, you should apologize.

News / Poland calls on British expertise to analyse the Smolensk accident [49]


That is exactly my understanding of what took place. This makes the pilot criminally, professionally, and morally responsible. He clearly forgot that, while in flight, he was God. Actually more than that but he folded like that obedient idiot at Chernobyl.

Now, pawian, my respect for you is way up and will stay there until you revert to your old self and say something really stupid again.

News / Poland calls on British expertise to analyse the Smolensk accident [49]


Thanks, Velund, I knew I can count on you in a moment of need.

Now, let's get an explanation of how the Russians installed an explosive device on a Polish military plane parked at a Polish base and protected by the Polish armed guards. And how that device would explode at the exact moment the damn plane hits a tree as it is about to land.

Also, didn't the Russians offer to send a Russian pilot to make it easier to communicate with the Smolensk tower, and Poland refused?
Also, didn't the Russians try to re-route the plane to a different airport because of the fog and the Poles insisted to land at Smolensk?

Finally, what would be the upside for Russia to down that plane?


Yes. I trusted serial murderers with my life when I flew on Air Berlin in 2017 and nothing happened. In fact, they were supremely nice.

News / Poland calls on British expertise to analyse the Smolensk accident [49]


How about for once discussing the event without getting personal. So, on the basis of the best information available to YOU, what do you think happened to that plane?


Let him speak. By now, everybody has an opinion on this subject.
My suggestion, simple explanations first before we get to Godwin's law.

News / Poland calls on British expertise to analyse the Smolensk accident [49]


...cooked up 50 years before.
I sense that we agree here.

News / Poland calls on British expertise to analyse the Smolensk accident [49]

I like your explanation a lot more than any other conspiracy theory. My problem with it is that that plane hit a tree during landing. That would be two strikes at once - a tree and an explosive. That happens only in the movies like Mission Impossible.

News / Poland calls on British expertise to analyse the Smolensk accident [49]


I agree. That disaster was of zero benefit to the Russians. If anything, it was a huge setback.
The perps, if any, would be on the Western side, Poland included, who would benefit from injecting another dose of hate into Polish-Russian relations.