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NomadatNet   
11 Jan 2011
Life / Walking on other people's property in Poland - cultural difference? [51]

Yep, lost their liberty to 3 countries, invaded and subjected... and you think that Britain is somehow worse?

Lost liberty to 3 countries, invaded and subjected? This is like "Been there, done that.. " diagnostic scare logic that has kept the powers alive upto today which have been failing down nowadays since 2008 economy crisis still in active. Been there, done that? Can do more? Time for you to think a little prognostic more.

You can walk the road on a red light if it rains? Dangerous. What if a car slides? Enjoy the rain.

OP asked a question about politeness without realizing impolitenesses in his home country Britain. OP is royal or what.
NomadatNet   
11 Jan 2011
Life / Walking on other people's property in Poland - cultural difference? [51]

can you tell me what happened to Poland in the 200 years after Poland lost it's monarchy?

I'll answer this (you can read my previous posts in this thread about politeness, etc.)

Every Pole individual has gained self-independency, character unlike people in Monarchic states although not enough yet due to the pressure of kingdoms, queendoms who also pressure onto their own folks. When (if) there becomes a global open world tomorrow, Poles are more ready for new world than folks of monarchic places who are still someones like being fed by their mothers and fathers. Monarchies maybe have been ok till last century, but, with the weapons now that can destroy even the whole world, weapon technology that has kept such monarchic states as powers will not work anymore.

Please keep to the original topic. Thank you
NomadatNet   
11 Jan 2011
Life / Walking on other people's property in Poland - cultural difference? [51]

Jonni, if she queen wants to walk in your garden, you will gladly welcome her. (If you don't do that, she will walk anyway even if you don't want. You know all these.)

I didn't say there is free access here to the residence of state head, but, I didn't mention about politeness, etc. Not having free access to a place where it is run by our taxes is weakness of ordinary folks. But, Britain is in worse condition, still a monarchy with people living in palace without doing any work really. Do they have any right to teach you about politeness? And, do you have right to teach politeness to Poles here while you Brits are more primitive than Poles? Before moving your lips, think more.
NomadatNet   
11 Jan 2011
Life / Walking on other people's property in Poland - cultural difference? [51]

Your queen in UK can walk anywhere there, but, you can not walk in the palace even though your taxes are spent in the palace. You have cultural differences with royals there? Politeness was a concept of the palace people, wasn't it.