News / Abortion still under control in Poland [2986]


In Polish both rape and groping are called "przestępstwo seksualne". I don't know what is the right term in English. For me it would be a "sexual assault". How would you call it? "Sexual misdemeanor"? lol


Well, if he was a woman men like you would claim that the acuser is lying because Spacey is rich and the woman wants to get money from him. I'm guessing that this man was also suspected of such intentions?

Oh, and what about boys and then grown men accusing Michael Jackson? Were they telling the truth or not? Were they after his money or not?

Life / Has feminism and lesbianism progressed in Poland? [645]


I'm guessing it's because in this way a prostate is being stimulated and a man can have an orgasm in this way (or the orgasm is being intensified, I'm not sure). So, unlike women (who don't have a prostate) men actually can experience pleasure and achieve orgasm during anal sex.

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@Novichok, I don't remember what that case was all about exactly. If it was about groping then it's still a sexual assault about which, in theory, one can lie about.


I don't, but apparently he claimed he had some kind of proof a (a video?) that he didn't provide in the end? I didn't follow that case further, so I don't know how all of it ended. But apparently there were some doubts whether he's telling the truth.

Life / Good account of Poland's Andrzejki? [23]


Yes, yes...! I remember that one too :)) Names written on pieces of paper, I think...

The only custom that was continued in our family after I became a teen was the one in which you were pouring hot wax through a keyhole, because it created cool shapes on the water and so was most fun, I guess. Mainly me and my female cousins did that though (when we were visiting our grandma in the countryside) and the problem was with finding a traditional key with a keyhole.

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He wrote that they turned "leftist", so I'm guessing they're simply normal ;) :)


That's unrealistic for Polish conditions though... Majority of people in Poland live in small flats. Two kids is the norm where I live, max 3...


I think I recall some accusations by some guy against Kevin Spacey that turned out to be false? You don't hear about rapes on men often, because men are usually too ashamed to report them.


Can you prove it?

Life / Good account of Poland's Andrzejki? [23]

We did that thing with shoes at school :) I also remember peeling an apple at home and throwing that one long peel behind me - it was supposed to form the shape of the first letter of a name of the future boyfriend or husband.

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@pawian, exactly :)

Although:


I wouldn't go that far :P ;)

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Noone claims that no woman ever lied about getting raped. False accusations happen in all kinds of crimes. And that Wiki article is about rapes in general, not only about rapes on women. Not only women get raped. Girls, boys, kids and men get raped too.


So? Do you know of any nation that is dying because of abortions? Also, lesbians and gay men aren't exactly "multiplying" to such an extent that would endanger the existence of whole "tribes".

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@Cojestdocholery, yes, "because of the law in Poland" and not that there's a law that prevents saving the mother's life by performing an abortion. And I wrote that, among others, because that's what the patient from Pszczyna wrote - that the doctors were waiting for the baby's heart to stop beating because of the abortion law.

Btw, earlier you compared performing an abortion in such a situation to "treating a headache by beheading the patient". Have you changed your mind now, Mr. "Doctor"? So an abortion may be necessary in order to save a pregnant woman's life after all?

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I never claimed there's such a law. But it turns out that's just theory, because in practice, as we can see, in Poland these days it's more problematic.

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@Korvinus, I bet you live in your mommy's basement and such fantasies of yours help you to cope with the situation ;D


What's wrong, "macho boy", you can't handle me? Haha :D

Get back to the topic please

News / Abortion still under control in Poland [2986]

@Novichok, people with functioning brains don't answer your "percentage questions", because those questions of yours are often ridiculous. Just like when you ask "how many gays are too many?". We don't get to decide how many gay people are born. Nature takes care of that and they've always been a small minority in the society. And in case of abortion - if a 16-year-old girl gets pregnant, since her boyfriend asked her not to use a condom, because he "loves her so much" (*rolls eyes*) and she wasn't able to get contraception pills, it doesn't mean that this girl once she's an adult and ready won't get pregnant. So how are we supposed to answer your question?

Majority of women usually want to have children eventually at some point in their lives, so you don't have to worry about babies not being born. And if you want more babies to be born then make becoming a mother an attractive option for women. For example, by making them feel safe to get pregnant (without them being afraid that they'll end up dead, because a dying fetus is more important than their lives).

"if a 16-year-old girl gets pregnant"

and gets an abortion (sorry, I forgot to add this bit).

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I've already debunked this lie of yours at least once before already. It looks like pawian is right - you must be suffering from dementia.


Are you sure you live in Poland? ;D

Travel / Poland in photo riddles - part 2 [1680]

Yes, and they all liked (and are known for) painting horses :)

Travel / Poland in photo riddles - part 2 [1680]

I know, I know...! ;) But maybe someone else will guess... Hint: the artist who painted it is Polish, the man depicted is too, I suppose, but this art work is inspired/a copy of a painting by a famous foreign painter.


It is/was a bit different with licea plastyczne - typically they used to be usually 5 years, sometimes 6, for example, and later it changed to 4 or 6 (or both in one school).

News / What should Poland do with the problem of Belarus? [1800]


No, but Serbia drove those people out of their homes:



Btw:

m.dw.com/en/yugoslav-wars-a-home-for-forgotten-refugees/a-39563999

"The program receives the bulk of its funding from the EU, and plans to find homes for around 8,000 families in Serbia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro and Croatia by mid-2019."


And not China?? ;D Wow, you're quite a fruitcake, haha! :D


And Syria. Actually, Russia was and is meddling in all kinds of places and as Soviet Union and Imperial Russia was meddling, invading and occupying countries for decades and centuries, so it's hardly a good example.

News / What should Poland do with the problem of Belarus? [1800]


Why "naive"? Probably there are always going to be drug peddlers, human traffickers and other criminals. So? What is your point? Shouldn't criminals be arrested for that reason? Fingernails keep growing back too and yet we cut them.

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@Crnogorac3, don't worry, walls can be brought down when the time comes :)

News / What should Poland do with the problem of Belarus? [1800]


What "plan"?? :)

Tell me, Crnogorac3, are you a supporter of an authoritarian rule? Are you against democracy, media freedom, respecting basic citizen's rights, unfalsified elections, etc?


Oh, I hope the EU will "thank" those two accordingly one day :))


I guess we'll see. Let's hope you're right :)

News / What should Poland do with the problem of Belarus? [1800]

@Crnogorac3, those migrants can always ask for an asylum in a legal way.


You're welcome, BB ;) :)

News / What should Poland do with the problem of Belarus? [1800]

"It's been going on probably since 2020/2021"

Sorry, it should be 2010/2011.

So, it's been going on for a decade already. It's well prepared, planned - the operation "Floodgate" is an idea of the current chief of Belarusian KGB, Iwan Tertel. This scum has Polish roots, btw:

o2.pl/informacje/sadysta-z-polskimi-korzeniami-nieznane-fakty-z-zycia-szarej-eminencji-lukaszenki-6647002532289376a

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Russian FSB on Polish-Belarusian border?

o2.pl/informacje/rosjanie-na-granicy-ta-formacja-budzi-ogromny-strach-6702957650312096a


Belarus is bringing migrants to Belarus on purpose and sending them to the European Union in order to blackmail and destabilise the EU. It's been going on probably since 2020/2021, but not on such a scale like nowadays. It's called operation "Floodgate":

o2.pl/informacje/aliaksandr-azarau-5-tys-euro-od-uchodzcy-to-zyla-zlota-dla-bialoruskich-sluzb-6678885906959168a

@Crnogorac3, I've discussed with Russians for quite a few years, so your rhetoric and crocodile tears have zero impact on me already, I'm afraid :)

Travel / Poland in photo riddles - part 2 [1680]

Thanks, Alien, but anyone who went to school in Poland would probably more or less recognise this work and, additionally, I've graduated from liceum plastyczne, so identifying the iconic and better known art works is easier for me, I guess.

I'm not sure about that gun though, especially that there were copies of Mauser C96 produced by other countries - I'm not a gun expert :)

Btw, those very young people in the painting are called Lwów Eaglets (Orlęta Lwowskie):

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lw%C3%B3w_Eaglets

Travel / Poland in photo riddles - part 2 [1680]

Mauser C96?
It's a painting by Wojciech Kossak. They're defending the Lychakiv Cemetery in Lviv, Ukraine.

Travel / Poland in photo riddles - part 2 [1680]

Don't be sad, pawian, Poland is free now and they will live in our memory and hearts and in the memory and hearts of future generations thanks to teachers like you :)

Travel / Poland in photo riddles - part 2 [1680]

That smithy from Grottger's work still stands, btw, it's somewhere near Kraków :)

Travel / Poland in photo riddles - part 2 [1680]

Albrecht of Hohenzollern, the Duke of Prussia. It's a fragment of the painting "The Prussian Homage" ("Hołd pruski") by Jan Matejko:

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prussian_Homage_(painting)

Travel / Poland in photo riddles - part 2 [1680]


Wow, Alien, that's impressive :) I wouldn't have guessed it.


Bona Sforza's husband, king Sigismund I the Old.

News / Abortion still under control in Poland [2986]


Yes, it looks like it. This is one of the reasons why I wrote that doctors are also to blame. But have you read the whole article that I linked to (not just the title)?


Yeah, that comment about "bad karma" was inappropriate, to put it mildly...

Travel / Poland in photo riddles - part 2 [1680]


Yup, true. An undisclosed amount, apparently.