Ironside
17 Jun 2025
News / The Iran war and Poland [826]
Oh, I'm shocked! You actually support populists!
is about shoring up minority rule against majority sentitment.
Oh, I'm shocked! You actually support populists!
Ironside
17 Jun 2025
News / The Iran war and Poland [826]
'I don't understand' why Iran has a bad reputation while the real hard-core Islamists and extremists seem to reside in the UAE, a close ally of the US.
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Who are you referring to? You seem to be part of some unusual circles or cult-like groups. In general, people in Poland seem indifferent to the war; their main dilemma is whether to go on holiday to Egypt or not.
Nobody responds to Bobko posts :((
'I don't understand' why Iran has a bad reputation while the real hard-core Islamists and extremists seem to reside in the UAE, a close ally of the US.
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There is a bit of this elation in the air these days too
Who are you referring to? You seem to be part of some unusual circles or cult-like groups. In general, people in Poland seem indifferent to the war; their main dilemma is whether to go on holiday to Egypt or not.
Ironside
16 Jun 2025
News / The Iran war and Poland [826]
I disagree with your view on those negotiations. It's simple, really. You believe Iran has been offered generous terms, while I think those negotiations have hidden motives aimed at bringing Iran into submission.
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Regarding the bombing of the sites, I think they were misled and ended up bombing only decoys.
What evidence do you 'need'?
I disagree with your view on those negotiations. It's simple, really. You believe Iran has been offered generous terms, while I think those negotiations have hidden motives aimed at bringing Iran into submission.
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Hence the bombing of the sites where they do it
Regarding the bombing of the sites, I think they were misled and ended up bombing only decoys.
Ironside
16 Jun 2025
News / The Iran war and Poland [826]
Simply saying no would be sufficient; you don't need to snap at me just because you lack evidence for your claim.
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As far as I know, they have already produced enough enriched uranium, so that's not the main issue. Up until now, they haven't been trying to build nuclear weapons, but that could change. Those bombings did not destroy crucial instruments that are well-hidden in underground complexes.
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Do you have any evidence to support your 'suspicion' they haven't.
Simply saying no would be sufficient; you don't need to snap at me just because you lack evidence for your claim.
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And yes, it can be halted very easily (and has). Enriching uranium is slow and not at all easy.
As far as I know, they have already produced enough enriched uranium, so that's not the main issue. Up until now, they haven't been trying to build nuclear weapons, but that could change. Those bombings did not destroy crucial instruments that are well-hidden in underground complexes.
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Ironside
16 Jun 2025
News / The Iran war and Poland [826]
The point is that Israel lacks the capability to bomb Iran into submission; Iran is not like Serbia, which can be easily overwhelmed by military force.
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In my opinion, there are several factors at play. First, Netanyahu seems to need ongoing conflicts to keep himself out of prison. Israel believes that escalating tensions with Iran will pressure them into some form of submission.
The U.S. is content to let Israel take the lead, planning to step in at the right moment like a sheriff restoring order. However, there's a risk of miscalculation; Israel's Plan B might be to drag the U.S. into a war with Iran. That would be disastrous for the U.S., as they are not prepared to engage in another conflict like Vietnam.
We shouldn't jump to conclusions, as there are still several levels of escalation that could occur among all the actors involved.
my belief is in Israel that they bomb them back to the stone age before they let that happen.
The point is that Israel lacks the capability to bomb Iran into submission; Iran is not like Serbia, which can be easily overwhelmed by military force.
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IMHO its the other way around...
In my opinion, there are several factors at play. First, Netanyahu seems to need ongoing conflicts to keep himself out of prison. Israel believes that escalating tensions with Iran will pressure them into some form of submission.
The U.S. is content to let Israel take the lead, planning to step in at the right moment like a sheriff restoring order. However, there's a risk of miscalculation; Israel's Plan B might be to drag the U.S. into a war with Iran. That would be disastrous for the U.S., as they are not prepared to engage in another conflict like Vietnam.
We shouldn't jump to conclusions, as there are still several levels of escalation that could occur among all the actors involved.
Ironside
16 Jun 2025
News / The Iran war and Poland [826]
The problem is that there is very little that can be done to halt Iran's nuclear program. In fact, the military strikes have only encouraged Iran to pursue nuclear weapons, which they had been delaying.
Israel's actions appear to be intensifying the potential for conflict in the Middle East, perhaps hoping that the US and NATO will come to their aid.
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Do you have any evidence to support your suspicion? It seems that the U.S. has labeled Iran as a bad actor for a long time and has not changed its stance. Furthermore, Iran has not developed nuclear weapons despite the scrutiny. Given the current situation, that may change; if they possessed nuclear weapons, no one would dare to attack them.
Its the same with Israel and the nearly-nuke-ready-Mullahs! They just can't wait till the Mullahs press the button!
@ Bratwurst Boy
@ Bratwurst Boy
The problem is that there is very little that can be done to halt Iran's nuclear program. In fact, the military strikes have only encouraged Iran to pursue nuclear weapons, which they had been delaying.
Israel's actions appear to be intensifying the potential for conflict in the Middle East, perhaps hoping that the US and NATO will come to their aid.
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I suspect people have tried their damndest to do that over the decades.
Do you have any evidence to support your suspicion? It seems that the U.S. has labeled Iran as a bad actor for a long time and has not changed its stance. Furthermore, Iran has not developed nuclear weapons despite the scrutiny. Given the current situation, that may change; if they possessed nuclear weapons, no one would dare to attack them.
Ironside
16 Jun 2025
News / The Iran war and Poland [826]
Imagine there is no heaven; it's easy if you try. This notion relates to Lennon's vision within his communist manifesto, but I prefer not to let my imagination run wild.
Your scenario seems to be aimed at evoking empathy towards Israel. I'm sorry, but I don't lack empathy. I feel deep sorrow for the toddlers being killed every day in Gaza, for instance, which is something you seem to overlook.
However, I don't focus on emotion; I rely on reason. Reason tells me that the parallels you want me to draw are misleading.
I assume you want to argue that Israel is acting in self-defense and that its actions are preemptive strikes. However, such a policy raises serious questions. How far would you go in combating real, perceived, or even imaginary threats? This mindset borders on paranoia rather than representing a sound foreign policy.
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Trump makes boastful claims almost every day, and these are part of his bargaining strategy. Would it be too far-fetched to assume that the same is true for Iran?
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Why not make a deal with Iran? They can guarantee an oil supply and save passage. Israel can guarantee chaos and WWIII.
imagine
Imagine there is no heaven; it's easy if you try. This notion relates to Lennon's vision within his communist manifesto, but I prefer not to let my imagination run wild.
Your scenario seems to be aimed at evoking empathy towards Israel. I'm sorry, but I don't lack empathy. I feel deep sorrow for the toddlers being killed every day in Gaza, for instance, which is something you seem to overlook.
However, I don't focus on emotion; I rely on reason. Reason tells me that the parallels you want me to draw are misleading.
I assume you want to argue that Israel is acting in self-defense and that its actions are preemptive strikes. However, such a policy raises serious questions. How far would you go in combating real, perceived, or even imaginary threats? This mindset borders on paranoia rather than representing a sound foreign policy.
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Iran has repeatedly spoken about the idea of erasing Israel from the map.
Trump makes boastful claims almost every day, and these are part of his bargaining strategy. Would it be too far-fetched to assume that the same is true for Iran?
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hey have already attacked shipping in the straight of Hormuz.
Why not make a deal with Iran? They can guarantee an oil supply and save passage. Israel can guarantee chaos and WWIII.
Ironside
16 Jun 2025
News / The Iran war and Poland [826]
Another example of contrasting narratives in storytelling.
When Ukraine was attacked by Russia, everyone rallied behind the victim. However, when Iran is attacked by Israel, the blame often falls on the victim.
It is acceptable to support one side or the other. It is also important to distinguish between right and wrong.
Another example of contrasting narratives in storytelling.
When Ukraine was attacked by Russia, everyone rallied behind the victim. However, when Iran is attacked by Israel, the blame often falls on the victim.
It is acceptable to support one side or the other. It is also important to distinguish between right and wrong.
Ironside
16 Jun 2025
News / The Iran war and Poland [826]
Poland doesn't have any specific interests in the region aside from the obvious one: oil. Poland's interest in this matter aligns with that of many other countries. This suggests that Israel is at fault for disrupting oil prices through its aggressive warmongering. The international community, including countries that want to stabilize oil prices, should take action to address this situation. Unfortunately, Israel is protected by the U.S., which is quite disappointing.
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Additionally, Poland has taken sides and is part of the Western alliance. However, what does this Western alliance have to do with Israel? It seems as though Poland has little to gain from supporting Israel, especially considering Israel's abusive behavior. What I find most disturbing is that no one seems to be openly discussing Israel's aggressive policies, which are undermining peace and disrupting oil production in the Middle East. Instead, the conversation often shifts to criticizing Iran and its government. Really? What narrative are you following, brainwashed fellow posters?
It does.
Poland doesn't have any specific interests in the region aside from the obvious one: oil. Poland's interest in this matter aligns with that of many other countries. This suggests that Israel is at fault for disrupting oil prices through its aggressive warmongering. The international community, including countries that want to stabilize oil prices, should take action to address this situation. Unfortunately, Israel is protected by the U.S., which is quite disappointing.
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Poland has already taken sides. It is part of the western alliance.
Additionally, Poland has taken sides and is part of the Western alliance. However, what does this Western alliance have to do with Israel? It seems as though Poland has little to gain from supporting Israel, especially considering Israel's abusive behavior. What I find most disturbing is that no one seems to be openly discussing Israel's aggressive policies, which are undermining peace and disrupting oil production in the Middle East. Instead, the conversation often shifts to criticizing Iran and its government. Really? What narrative are you following, brainwashed fellow posters?
Ironside
15 Jun 2025
Work / Warsaw job with US experience (tech company) [11]
Oh, poor you. You couldn't legalize your status because you were too lazy and didn't put in the effort. Your unruly behavior and self-centered attitude led you to commit a crime. In the end, you weren't clever enough to avoid being caught, and now we have to deal with your presence.
Sometimes, I wish there were an island in the Indian Ocean where we could deport people.
I cant as I got deported.
Oh, poor you. You couldn't legalize your status because you were too lazy and didn't put in the effort. Your unruly behavior and self-centered attitude led you to commit a crime. In the end, you weren't clever enough to avoid being caught, and now we have to deal with your presence.
Sometimes, I wish there were an island in the Indian Ocean where we could deport people.
Ironside
15 Jun 2025
Feedback / I love this forum - It's so Polish: tolerant, inconsistent, amusing [325]
If that's the case, then you are in the wrong forum. It happens: some people lose their way in the woods or wilderness, while others might lose their way in their own home. Some individuals generally struggle to stay on topic and may speak inconsistently, regardless of how many maps or tools are available to assist them.
It happens. There's no need to label them disrespectfully; they are just people, and the world shouldn't take them too seriously.
I don't give a damn about European history and Europe. The only country I care about is the US. Period.
If that's the case, then you are in the wrong forum. It happens: some people lose their way in the woods or wilderness, while others might lose their way in their own home. Some individuals generally struggle to stay on topic and may speak inconsistently, regardless of how many maps or tools are available to assist them.
It happens. There's no need to label them disrespectfully; they are just people, and the world shouldn't take them too seriously.
Ironside
15 Jun 2025
News / The Iran war and Poland [826]
Poland has no interest in this region of the world. Taking sides would be unwise.
Poland has no interest in this region of the world. Taking sides would be unwise.
Ironside
15 Jun 2025
Law / Gun control in Poland: should Polish people be allowed to own guns? [1070]
I believe the constitutional right to bear arms comes from a higher authority, rooted in the natural law of self-defense. The US Constitution has formalized this principle.
why "so-called"?
I believe the constitutional right to bear arms comes from a higher authority, rooted in the natural law of self-defense. The US Constitution has formalized this principle.
Ironside
14 Jun 2025
Law / Gun control in Poland: should Polish people be allowed to own guns? [1070]
I appreciate the quote from mafketis about the concept of freedom and the frontier experience being interconnected. While I understand that it's part of the American experience, I believe it isn't the central issue. In this context, it's an interesting idea, but it's not particularly significant.
I appreciate the quote from mafketis about the concept of freedom and the frontier experience being interconnected. While I understand that it's part of the American experience, I believe it isn't the central issue. In this context, it's an interesting idea, but it's not particularly significant.
Ironside
14 Jun 2025
Law / Gun control in Poland: should Polish people be allowed to own guns? [1070]
There is no doubt that a lingering effect from the frontier experience exists, contributing to an atmosphere of acceptance around guns. However, I wouldn't overstate its impact. The main issue at hand is the concept of freedom and the so-called Constitutional rights. I believe you may not fully understand the U.S. Constitution and are searching for justifications to support your viewpoint on guns.
More likely it's lingering effect of the frontier experience.
There is no doubt that a lingering effect from the frontier experience exists, contributing to an atmosphere of acceptance around guns. However, I wouldn't overstate its impact. The main issue at hand is the concept of freedom and the so-called Constitutional rights. I believe you may not fully understand the U.S. Constitution and are searching for justifications to support your viewpoint on guns.
Ironside
14 Jun 2025
Law / Gun control in Poland: should Polish people be allowed to own guns? [1070]
There is, it is not about weaker control but about easier access to guns for those who want them.
Anyway, we're talking about Poland, and there is no significant movement to change the present law.
There is, it is not about weaker control but about easier access to guns for those who want them.
Ironside
14 Jun 2025
News / Karol Nawrocki - the New President of Poland [381]
Well, that is democracy for you, surprised? It does not work like women's democracy, where you can always have your way - it is impossible in principle.
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The point is that whoever is voting for PiS or anyone is fine and needs to be respected. Who started that nonsense - those voters are this or that? Your lowlife leader, Ginger F.
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We have the 21st century, wake up!
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Said the psychiatrist online Paulina. Posts that are healing lol!
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I'm against that lame system of governance that is in Poland. Simple.
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My mother, if she were alive, would beat you with her slipper for your stupidity. It is not my fault that you have an emotionally weak mother and a selfish father without empathy.
And PiS is supported by uneducated country bumpkins, which is a fact also :D
Well, that is democracy for you, surprised? It does not work like women's democracy, where you can always have your way - it is impossible in principle.
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And that doesn't make KO "the party of the mafia and criminal underworld."
Get it?
@ Paulina
Get it?
@ Paulina
The point is that whoever is voting for PiS or anyone is fine and needs to be respected. Who started that nonsense - those voters are this or that? Your lowlife leader, Ginger F.
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In the twentieth century
We have the 21st century, wake up!
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Then you're not right in the head.
Said the psychiatrist online Paulina. Posts that are healing lol!
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. Aren't you?
I'm against that lame system of governance that is in Poland. Simple.
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Że też kobieta cię urodziła... Wstydź się.
My mother, if she were alive, would beat you with her slipper for your stupidity. It is not my fault that you have an emotionally weak mother and a selfish father without empathy.
Ironside
14 Jun 2025
Law / Gun control in Poland: should Polish people be allowed to own guns? [1070]
It is easy to understand their obsession with guns; it relates to the principle of freedom. You are not truly free if you are not allowed to bear arms or if you are subjected to taxes without your consent. Once the right to bear arms is compromised, freedom is significantly diminished
The other is already gone under the guise of representation. Then those totalitarians and control freaks go after the guns.
Their obsession with guns is hard to figure out.
It is easy to understand their obsession with guns; it relates to the principle of freedom. You are not truly free if you are not allowed to bear arms or if you are subjected to taxes without your consent. Once the right to bear arms is compromised, freedom is significantly diminished
The other is already gone under the guise of representation. Then those totalitarians and control freaks go after the guns.
Ironside
14 Jun 2025
News / Karol Nawrocki - the New President of Poland [381]
Are you familiar with socialism and communism, along with their histories? If so, let's look at Italy after World War I. There were some patriotically minded socialists who recognized the dangers of communism, viewing it as an attempt at globalization. As a solution to this, they developed fascism by adapting socialist and communist ideas from a universal perspective to a national one.
In essence, fascism can be seen as a left-wing ideology with a national focus.
Regarding Dmowski's ideas, they originated before the Italian concepts of fascism and do not share much in common. If this is difficult to grasp, perhaps the issue lies in the conceptual framework you're using.
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A few kisses from a nice-looking girl would cure me.
Kindly elaborate on that then, because according to all common sense and knowledge fascism is the opposite of left-wing ideology:
Are you familiar with socialism and communism, along with their histories? If so, let's look at Italy after World War I. There were some patriotically minded socialists who recognized the dangers of communism, viewing it as an attempt at globalization. As a solution to this, they developed fascism by adapting socialist and communist ideas from a universal perspective to a national one.
In essence, fascism can be seen as a left-wing ideology with a national focus.
Regarding Dmowski's ideas, they originated before the Italian concepts of fascism and do not share much in common. If this is difficult to grasp, perhaps the issue lies in the conceptual framework you're using.
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What a stupid, misogynistic, unfair comment.
A few kisses from a nice-looking girl would cure me.
Ironside
14 Jun 2025
News / European News and Poland Thread - part 4 [609]
Who decides which ideas are "misguided" and which are not? It's often determined by the consequences of their implementation in real life, both in the short term and long term. Additionally, it involves people like us who are qualified to make those decisions. In forums like this, it's not just you and me; there may be two or three others who are also capable of participating in this discussion. Talking about elitism - talking about reality.
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As for rejecting progress, I don't oppose change if that's what you're referring to. I reject changes that are artificially imposed, presented as gifts to humanity, when their true motives and outcomes are dark and sinister. Recognizing this is a matter of wisdom and realism for me. While you may define it differently, I stand by my choice to call it wisdom.
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The real question is: who can see clearly, and whose vision is clouded?
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As for the notion of progress, considering how the world develops, can you be certain that your version of progress is genuinely moving humanity forward? Or will we ultimately witness something akin to regression?
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I don't reduce people to percentages or dismiss their agency or expectations. There are many factors at play, and I'm simplifying my argument for clarity. What I mean is that even if the majority of people have an agenda, they won't act coherently or achieve the desired change without guidance from the top 20 percent of leaders.
In Western civilization, we are more attuned to people's needs. In some other countries, people may have needs, but they will struggle to fulfill them because their systems won't allow it. These systems often elevate the top 20 percent into a ruling class, and if they reject the system, the system ultimately rejects them-Russia is a prime example of this dynamic.
Who decides which ideas are "misguided" and which aren't?
Who decides which ideas are "misguided" and which are not? It's often determined by the consequences of their implementation in real life, both in the short term and long term. Additionally, it involves people like us who are qualified to make those decisions. In forums like this, it's not just you and me; there may be two or three others who are also capable of participating in this discussion. Talking about elitism - talking about reality.
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I-S, how rejecting progress always gets dressed up as wisdom
As for rejecting progress, I don't oppose change if that's what you're referring to. I reject changes that are artificially imposed, presented as gifts to humanity, when their true motives and outcomes are dark and sinister. Recognizing this is a matter of wisdom and realism for me. While you may define it differently, I stand by my choice to call it wisdom.
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Clarity isn't delusional;
The real question is: who can see clearly, and whose vision is clouded?
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it's how humanity truly moves forward most sustainably.
As for the notion of progress, considering how the world develops, can you be certain that your version of progress is genuinely moving humanity forward? Or will we ultimately witness something akin to regression?
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Reducing people to percentages and dismissing their agency isn't insight - it's elitism
I don't reduce people to percentages or dismiss their agency or expectations. There are many factors at play, and I'm simplifying my argument for clarity. What I mean is that even if the majority of people have an agenda, they won't act coherently or achieve the desired change without guidance from the top 20 percent of leaders.
In Western civilization, we are more attuned to people's needs. In some other countries, people may have needs, but they will struggle to fulfill them because their systems won't allow it. These systems often elevate the top 20 percent into a ruling class, and if they reject the system, the system ultimately rejects them-Russia is a prime example of this dynamic.
Ironside
14 Jun 2025
News / European News and Poland Thread - part 4 [609]
There is no linear progress.
While there may be some improvements over time, progressivism is not solely about that. It involves implementing misguided ideas and imposing them on people.
Anyone with common sense and knowledge would oppose this approach.
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There is no single solution or recipe that guarantees success. Modernity has brought forth the notion that there is one specific formula, which, if followed exactly, will ensure general well-being and prosperity for mankind. This is the biggest delusion. There is no cure-all for the problems of the world.
The divide between left and right, and between conservatives and liberals, arises from a democratic party system that makes it easier for people to categorize themselves into groups. This categorization is limited in its usefulness. Therefore, I prefer not to use these labels, as they are imprecise and do not accurately represent an individual's thoughts, if they have any at all.
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What majority? Are you referring to those with strong opinions? They make up about 20% of every society; another 20% consists of the criminal class or those who are struggling both morally and materially. The remaining 60% tend to follow the top 20%. If the top 20% has a consensus, the followers will align with their opinion. So what exactly are you asking me here?
Can you turn the clock back?
There is no linear progress.
While there may be some improvements over time, progressivism is not solely about that. It involves implementing misguided ideas and imposing them on people.
Anyone with common sense and knowledge would oppose this approach.
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So what. Is practically, productive and in line with 'human nature' whatever is?
There is no single solution or recipe that guarantees success. Modernity has brought forth the notion that there is one specific formula, which, if followed exactly, will ensure general well-being and prosperity for mankind. This is the biggest delusion. There is no cure-all for the problems of the world.
The divide between left and right, and between conservatives and liberals, arises from a democratic party system that makes it easier for people to categorize themselves into groups. This categorization is limited in its usefulness. Therefore, I prefer not to use these labels, as they are imprecise and do not accurately represent an individual's thoughts, if they have any at all.
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And what about the majority of people who like progress?
What majority? Are you referring to those with strong opinions? They make up about 20% of every society; another 20% consists of the criminal class or those who are struggling both morally and materially. The remaining 60% tend to follow the top 20%. If the top 20% has a consensus, the followers will align with their opinion. So what exactly are you asking me here?
Ironside
13 Jun 2025
News / European News and Poland Thread - part 4 [609]
I believe they are impractical, counterproductive, and contrary to human nature.
They create chaos by design, which can lead to totalitarian rule.
That's my main point.
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However, his solution appears to be worse than the original problem.
What do you have against progressive values?
I believe they are impractical, counterproductive, and contrary to human nature.
They create chaos by design, which can lead to totalitarian rule.
That's my main point.
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He seems to be trying to repair the damage.
However, his solution appears to be worse than the original problem.
Ironside
13 Jun 2025
News / Karol Nawrocki - the New President of Poland [381]
You could make any statement you want. For example, that professor Dudek has the audacity to use statistics to claim that most educated people voted for Tusk. However, in Poland, a higher percentage of women hold formal higher education diplomas, even if those degrees may not hold much value. Many of these educated women, who may have studied beyond their intelligence, are so influenced by propaganda that they vote for Tusk.
Ultimately, I'm just trying to point out that if a professor can make such ridiculous claims, then Paulina also has the right to say that the PO (Civic Platform) is supported by criminals-which is a fact.
o, you could say that PiS is a party of uneducated and easily manipulated country bumpkins.
You could make any statement you want. For example, that professor Dudek has the audacity to use statistics to claim that most educated people voted for Tusk. However, in Poland, a higher percentage of women hold formal higher education diplomas, even if those degrees may not hold much value. Many of these educated women, who may have studied beyond their intelligence, are so influenced by propaganda that they vote for Tusk.
Ultimately, I'm just trying to point out that if a professor can make such ridiculous claims, then Paulina also has the right to say that the PO (Civic Platform) is supported by criminals-which is a fact.
Ironside
13 Jun 2025
News / Karol Nawrocki - the New President of Poland [381]
Yes. Your ignorance of a basic fact indicates that education has been wasted on you.
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Lol! Is that your deductive reasoning and logic applied to a case? We can see how effective it is. Let's apply your skills in a different scenario: you have hair, and I have hair, which means you are a man.
If you still don't understand what this has to do with anything, let me clarify: people have been killing their enemies since the dawn of time; it is not exclusive to any particular ideology.
Also, I never said I would kill them; I said that it is what they deserve. Any punishment less than death would still show them mercy and generosity of spirit. Improve your reading comprehension.
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Of course it is. That low-life loser is simply not capable enough to implement it. The fact that he is a failure doesn't mean his intentions are pure. Also, in personal interactions, he is a nasty, rude individual.
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I said, no. How many times do I need to say no for you to get it? Remember, I'm not a woman, and if I say no, I mean it!
What...
Yes. Your ignorance of a basic fact indicates that education has been wasted on you.
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Both communist and fascist regimes were murdering their political opponents
Lol! Is that your deductive reasoning and logic applied to a case? We can see how effective it is. Let's apply your skills in a different scenario: you have hair, and I have hair, which means you are a man.
If you still don't understand what this has to do with anything, let me clarify: people have been killing their enemies since the dawn of time; it is not exclusive to any particular ideology.
Also, I never said I would kill them; I said that it is what they deserve. Any punishment less than death would still show them mercy and generosity of spirit. Improve your reading comprehension.
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Of course it isn't.
Of course it is. That low-life loser is simply not capable enough to implement it. The fact that he is a failure doesn't mean his intentions are pure. Also, in personal interactions, he is a nasty, rude individual.
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Aren't those your "values" though?:
I said, no. How many times do I need to say no for you to get it? Remember, I'm not a woman, and if I say no, I mean it!
Ironside
13 Jun 2025
News / European News and Poland Thread - part 4 [609]
You are the same person who claims that Poland's economy is getting stronger and going in the right direction. So, I will take your opinions about such subjects with a grain of salt.
It seems to me that as long as the government adheres to progressive prejudices then in your eyes, everything will go splendidly well.
The new government
You are the same person who claims that Poland's economy is getting stronger and going in the right direction. So, I will take your opinions about such subjects with a grain of salt.
It seems to me that as long as the government adheres to progressive prejudices then in your eyes, everything will go splendidly well.
Ironside
13 Jun 2025
News / Karol Nawrocki - the New President of Poland [381]
I think you have an unhealthy obsession. It doesn't advance our understanding of any issue. It is pure gossip, gossiping ladies that way-OUT!
And no one wants to talk about his weird physical resemblance
I think you have an unhealthy obsession. It doesn't advance our understanding of any issue. It is pure gossip, gossiping ladies that way-OUT!
Ironside
13 Jun 2025
News / European News and Poland Thread - part 4 [609]
Isn't he making things worse in Britain? Tories have done their bit, but Labour are trying to turn that country into a wasteland overrun by Muslims and who knows what.
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Calling Starmer a marxist j
Isn't he making things worse in Britain? Tories have done their bit, but Labour are trying to turn that country into a wasteland overrun by Muslims and who knows what.
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Ironside
12 Jun 2025
News / Polish PM Tusk- dictator or not? What Poles think? [455]
Non-sense when you talk about politicians, if they are recognized abroad, it means they are not doing their job.
It is typical that Poles gain recognition abroad while their own people criticize them.
@ Alien
@ Alien
Non-sense when you talk about politicians, if they are recognized abroad, it means they are not doing their job.
Ironside
11 Jun 2025
News / Polish PM Tusk- dictator or not? What Poles think? [455]
It has been poisoned by foreign influence in elections and the meddling of foreign NGS support for Tusk and his ilk. Berlin is not even hiding their support.
I think Poland will have to return the favor in the future.
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Lately, Tusk was BS people and taking nonsense. How such low lowlife becomes PM, that is a tragedy.
The political discourse in Poland has really been poisened by PiS in the last 10 years... .
It has been poisoned by foreign influence in elections and the meddling of foreign NGS support for Tusk and his ilk. Berlin is not even hiding their support.
I think Poland will have to return the favor in the future.
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Lately, Tusk was BS people and taking nonsense. How such low lowlife becomes PM, that is a tragedy.
Ironside
11 Jun 2025
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They are extremist German EU puppets who are breaking the law. They have no political platform; their political agenda is to listen to instructions from Brussels.
They're centre-right.
They are extremist German EU puppets who are breaking the law. They have no political platform; their political agenda is to listen to instructions from Brussels.