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gumishu   
11 Jan 2013
Love / Do you think these renowned Poles are hot? [150]

Robert BiedroĊ„ is hot hahha

zeti you are prejudiced not to use a stronger word that ends with phobic :P

I just wonder if he is a girl or a boy :P
gumishu   
10 Jan 2013
Life / Advocating euthanasia routinely causes scandals in Poland... [63]

Can you cite an example of a nurse being fired for refusing to take part in euthanasia in the Netherlands?

I am talking about Polish reality not the Dutch - anyway I stick to the idea euthanasia or assisted suicide should be performed by special 'doctors' who do only this and with very strict rules and with the presence of the lawyers like judge or prosecutor.
gumishu   
10 Jan 2013
Life / Advocating euthanasia routinely causes scandals in Poland... [63]

A doctor who does not wish to carry out a particular procedure doesn't have to

in a hospital environment?? what about nurses??? they are told to do various procedures if they don't they can be fired - there have to be very strict rules that will allow doctors and nurses to act in agreement with their consiousness
gumishu   
10 Jan 2013
Life / Advocating euthanasia routinely causes scandals in Poland... [63]

Would you force someone to prolong their life if they wish to die?

the thing is you are pushing responsibility for one's death onto doctors and many who are believers wouldn't want to have such a responsibility (cause they see it as a murder) - I accept euthanasia only in the case some specific profession of doctors is used to deliver the killing agent - what I can also accept is a help in suicide - but the person him/herself need to administer the poison to themselves and this should be done in the presensce of lawyers

Agony

what is agony Lenka
gumishu   
10 Jan 2013
News / Achievements of the Tusk's Polish government [538]

The first year is supposed to be a mix of kindergarden and shool.And besides it's just geography-children had to learn since 6 yo and now the only change is that they will do it at school.Of course the main problem is to prepare shools for that.

Kindergartens are already prepared for 6 year olds - they can learn and they can play - like in Finland - what is the whole point of moving the kindergarten to school - in my opinion null
gumishu   
10 Jan 2013
Life / Advocating euthanasia routinely causes scandals in Poland... [63]

As for mercy killing,if a person who is terminal and in insufferable pain wishes to die,I don't have a problem with it

there is no pain that cannot be relieve - recent discoveries in medicine have made pain relieving fast and 100 per cent efficient - noone even if terminally ill wants to die after their pain is relieved (at least from what I read on the internet from hospice doctors) - the thing is this kind of treatment is expensive and the state is not very willing to refund it
gumishu   
10 Jan 2013
Life / Advocating euthanasia routinely causes scandals in Poland... [63]

at least say the following which rather demolishes your point:

it's enough that many people don't want to die even in case of resuscitation - and they fear their lives may be taken by the doctors to not allow euthanasia decided by the doctors
gumishu   
10 Jan 2013
Life / Advocating euthanasia routinely causes scandals in Poland... [63]

I think its very much one of those issues that we all become pseudo philosiphers but when you are in on going agonizing pain, it is totally different.

there is no such thing as agonizing pain if there is right treatment - the thing is modern pain relievers are expensive, there is also no such thing as Alzheimer patients wanting to end their life beacause of their disease (at least not in Poland)

Promotion of euthanasia becomes today a proof that we are a progressive, enlightened and modern. Speaking out against euthanasia is getting stronger testimony that someone is dominated by the "backward" (because religious) thinking.

However, the truth is quite different. Do supporters of euthanasia realize that their basic argument: suffering from pain man who does not want to live - is already a past, on condition that he will benefit fully from achievements of modern palliative medicine? But this care costs money. Whoever pays for it - whether it's the state or the insurance company - is from a purely economic point of view, interested only in a patient who choose a quick death, and not a patient who wants a slow death without pain, which after all for him - the patient - means a life without pain until death.

Euthanasia propaganda is based on lies and economic calculation.

fzp.salon24.pl/477368,eutanazja-klamstwo-rachunek-ekonomiczny-i-tikkun-olam

hospicefoundation.org/painmyths
gumishu   
10 Jan 2013
News / Achievements of the Tusk's Polish government [538]

3 million are living in the UK

2 millions are temporarily living abroad it is very probable that well over 1 million in Britain (my guess is 1.4 million) - there is a growing group of those however who chose the UK as their home and won't be returning to Poland any time soon (like there was where to return to: there is 2 millions of people in Poland without a job)
gumishu   
10 Jan 2013
Genealogy / Polish looks? [1410]

you are defensive zeti :P

why does it bother you what some foreigners say about Poles in the UK - do you think you will have to emigrate or what?
gumishu   
10 Jan 2013
Genealogy / Polish looks? [1410]

"vibrants"

vibrants omg hahhahaa :)
gumishu   
10 Jan 2013
News / Achievements of the Tusk's Polish government [538]

So, I am calling on you: educate yourself!!!!

there is not much to educate oneself on the subject - school age in Sweden and Finland and Estonia is seven - do we need to be better than the best developed educational systems of the world
gumishu   
10 Jan 2013
News / Achievements of the Tusk's Polish government [538]

The essential thing is to make the shool enviroment friendlier for the little ones.

but I am still asking what is the point of sending them to schools - what is that they can learn better at school than in kindergarten - children aged six still need to play with toys and not run with rucksacks filled with books - there is no friendlier educational environment for a six year old than a kindergarten

and again why is that that we need to send six year olds to schools?
gumishu   
10 Jan 2013
News / Achievements of the Tusk's Polish government [538]

gumishu:
go to schools which are unprepared

That's sadly true.Some school are unprepared.But they will be.It's sad they didn't wait.

it is sad you don't see the arrogance behind that move - many schools house elementary schools and gymnasiums -how do you think little fellows will find themselves in such an environment
gumishu   
10 Jan 2013
News / Achievements of the Tusk's Polish government [538]

gumishu:
I went to school as a seven year old and I didn't miss anything in school

The fact that you went to school at seven is irrelevant.If human race always used this argument we wouldn't develop.

using this kind of logic you would send toddlers to schools cause schools are teh best place where people develope.

in the very advanced states of Finland and Sweden school age is seven - I was not able to write properly at the age of 6 - so aren't most children - what is the point of sending them to school??

seriously? what is the point? they can learn alphabet in preschools as I did
gumishu   
9 Jan 2013
News / Achievements of the Tusk's Polish government [538]

gumishu:
or maybe they did things to make the problems even graver

Again,from what I know-they did nothing to make the situation worse.

oh, yes they did - they made 6-year olds to go to schools which are unprepared - the whole idea is idiotic - I went to school as a seven year old and I didn't miss anything in school
gumishu   
9 Jan 2013
News / Achievements of the Tusk's Polish government [538]

Polish education has more serious problems.

namely? what did PO governmet do to alleviate those problems? or maybe they did things to make the problems even graver

contrary to most PiS lovers in this forum.

I am not a PiS lover while you are a PiS hater go figure - btw what stalinist methods did PiS use to rule the country - have you seen this terror - again you should be sent to North Korea to know what is stalinist methods and what are reasonable methods
gumishu   
9 Jan 2013
News / Achievements of the Tusk's Polish government [538]

es, intelligent people were scared when they saw what stalinist methods PiS was using to rule.

have you witnessed those stalinist methods pawian - what kind of those methods have you witnessed back then - you are making a fool of yourself - and a coward

gumishu:
are you against the idea of school uniforms???

As a feking teacher, yes, I am.

so you couldn't be a teacher in England pawian as you probably know
gumishu   
9 Jan 2013
News / Achievements of the Tusk's Polish government [538]

I will not be reading the whole thread to find out you views

Were you among those scared during the PiS lead coalition rule? why you were so scared if so? I haven't met any scared people to be honest - maybe they were all too scared to say they were scared huh

are you against the idea of school uniforms???
gumishu   
9 Jan 2013
News / Achievements of the Tusk's Polish government [538]

go figure - btw PiS was in power effectively only 1 year and a half with very inconvenient coalition partners and with the Constitutional Tribunal bent on defending former SB agents (maybe some of them were agents themselves) - to your knowledge PiS could not appoint the whole new Tribunal
gumishu   
9 Jan 2013
News / Why mustn`t we allow PiS to rule Poland again? [45]

Threatening witnesses, as old as 80, with arrest or other unpleasant results of their refusal to cooperate etc.

bribery is a crime in Poland for both parts pawian - this is no threatening to my eyes - this is informing people - prosecution was very lenient with those who paid bribes anyway

forcing people to give false evidence - is not proven yet and you are very quick to judge

the judge is an idiot and he will pay for what he said sooner or later - btw his senior already stated that the judge greatly exaggerated and belittled the crimes of stalinism in Poland

Witnesses weren`t informed of their rights

how do you know they weren't informed - because Mr Tuleya told you so - I don't trust him and I wait for a thorough investigation

btw night interrogation aren't a crime in Poland and are used more often than you would imagine
gumishu   
9 Jan 2013
News / Achievements of the Tusk's Polish government [538]

gumishu:
there was plenty of goodness in them

Somehow I don't remember any goodness in their ruling.

do you firmly believe that trying to introduce some discipline in the schools is not good,

does opening of judicial profession ring a bell to you

does 'Rodzina na swoim' housing program ring true or false

this is just the examples from the top of my head and the simplest ones