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PWEI   
10 Oct 2011
USA, Canada / US Polonia 70% for Kaczyński [343]

Polonius3
a goodly portion of US Polonians' hard-earned money is sent to families in Poland.

Statistics to support that claim please.

Polonius3
That effectviely amounts to a form of voluntary taxation which probably exceeds what the average RP dweller pays in taxes.

a) No it does not: the point about taxes is that one pays them and then trusts the government to spend the money wisely. One is not able to direct where ones money goes.

b) If these Polish 'expats' want to help Poland, there is nothing stopping them from paying taxes in Poland. They are perfectly welcome to simply donate their money to the Polish State Treasury. They clearly think that they have the right to control how the Polish government spends its money, so they should make sure that the Polish government has money to spend. How much do you donate to the Polish State Treasury?
PWEI   
10 Oct 2011
USA, Canada / US Polonia 70% for Kaczyński [343]

WielkiPolak
PWEI you have to stop saying that a person who leaves Poland has turned his back on the country and therefore does not deserve to vote.

If they announce that Poland isn't a good enough place for them to live, why should they have any say in how Poland is run? They don't want Poland, so why should Poland be forced to tolerate them?

WielkiPolak
I know many people who do not live in their countries, but are very patriotic, not just Polish people, but people from other countries.

If they loved their country as much as they claim, they would not leave it: they would stay there and work to make the country better.

WielkiPolak
Some on the other hand, just want to make a bit of many before returning.

So let them go and make money. After they have made enough and have returned to Poland, i.e. after they have agreed that their country is more important than the size of their wallet, they can vote here again.
PWEI   
10 Oct 2011
News / Will you be proud of tranny (transsexual) representing Poland ? [124]

MyMom
PWEI can self identify as a woman, but he can't make me address him as Ms.

Actually I could. All I'd need is a secluded working space, a sturdy chair, a roll of duct tape, a hammer and a box of nails and you would call me absolutely anything I told you to.
PWEI   
10 Oct 2011
Work / Long Term Stay Visa in Poland (ESL teacher) [6]

JaynGarrick
I am American

In that case just register yourself as a dzielnosc gospodarcza and you're good to go: you can work anywhere.

JaynGarrick
At the moment it's looking like business English and one-to-ones because the semester has already started, so finding work at an 8-4 school may be tricky.

Tricky? Try 'pretty much impossible'! But get your CV out and start looking for work. I'd suggest Lang LTC, ACT, Archibald, Worldwide and Mike Mills (but those are just off the top of my head and I have been pretty much out of the teaching 'game' for five years).
PWEI   
10 Oct 2011
News / Poland Parliament elections in October 2011 [944]

The sad thing is that there are posters here who seriously do believe that operatives from foreign intelligence agencies post here to blacken the image of Poland!
PWEI   
10 Oct 2011
News / Will you be proud of tranny (transsexual) representing Poland ? [124]

a) Is she actually confirmed as an MP yet?
b) She isn't the first in the world but she will be the only current transgendered MP in the world.
c) I'll be no more or less proud of her than I am of any Polish MP (until I have heard what her views are and seen what her actions are).
PWEI   
10 Oct 2011
USA, Canada / US Polonia 70% for Kaczyński [343]

TheJamesDamon
Poland is a horrible country to live in and the USA is 1000 times better.

Please keep thinking that: our country is far better off without the likes of you in it.
PWEI   
10 Oct 2011
USA, Canada / US Polonia 70% for Kaczyński [343]

nyone who has lived here for more than than 2 years or so and has been away from home: should be prevented from voting.

Two years is too short a period. I'd favour something more like ten years (less if the person in question takes up citizenship of a foreign country).
PWEI   
10 Oct 2011
USA, Canada / US Polonia 70% for Kaczyński [343]

MyMom
Do you have any proof of that or is that your usual lie?

Have a look at the words of Poles: wiadomosci.onet.pl/swiat/polonia-w-usa-juz-oddala-glosy,1,35463 94,wiadomosc.html

MyMom
Our mutual history shows that British people:

No matter how many times you tell your favourite little lie, it will not become true. But do feel free to keep spouting Nazi propaganda.
PWEI   
10 Oct 2011
USA, Canada / US Polonia 70% for Kaczyński [343]

Des Essientes
honorless edit .

How nice of you to once again demonstrate your masterly debating skills. However, might I draw your attention to the rules of this forum:

Do not insult or harass others, play nicely!
- Do not personally attack others to avoid temporary or permanent suspension.

Your posts in this thread are littered with both insults and personal attacks. I fear that you may soon find that in the same way that certain people can not come to Europe, certain people are not permitted to post here.

Des Essientes
Polish citizens that live abroad should not lose the right to vote in Polish elections.

The majority of Poles do not agree with you and soon the wishes of Poles on this matter will be respected.

MyMom
Then shouldn't we have a separate rule in the Polish voting bill that explicitly refuses British people any right to vote in Polish elections, under any circumstances?

a) Your logic is entirely flawed: British people who choose to live in Poland and to assist Poland are the exact opposite of the traitors who reject Poland.

b) Poland does not allow anybody who does not hold Polish citizenship to vote in elections for the Polish parliament.
c) Poland is legally required to allow all EU nationals to vote in local elections in Poland (although very few of us do).
PWEI   
10 Oct 2011
USA, Canada / US Polonia 70% for Kaczyński [343]

Des Essientes
Poland should adopt the British practice of disenfranchising its citizens that live abroad.

Those people turned their backs on Poland, renounced their allegiance to Poland and refuse to do anything to assist Poland: they reject their responsibilities, Poland will reject their attempts to exercise their rights.
PWEI   
10 Oct 2011
USA, Canada / US Polonia 70% for Kaczyński [343]

MyMom
You do not choose to pay taxes in Poland. You have to do so under Polish law.

Yes, but one can very easily, and entirely legally, take the amount of taxes down to a level far below that which I currently pay.

Des Esseintes
I feel sorry for you because you think you need to do more than exist as a citizen of your nation to be given the right to vote.

How surprising to see you putting forward such an entirely selfish attitude. Those of us who live in Poland are very grateful that Poles are not as utterly focused on their own selves as self-identified members of Polonia are. Poles work together for the good of Poland and know that it is their duty to do that. They understand that with rights come responsibilities. This is one of the many reasons why Poles have so little time for those who reject Poland with their actions but claim Poland with their words.

Des Esseintes
Someday soon we may even get rid of governments all together.

It will be a day much sooner when people who reject Poland are stripped of their right to vote in Polish elections.
PWEI   
10 Oct 2011
USA, Canada / US Polonia 70% for Kaczyński [343]

Des Essientes
these backwards monarchist morons.

I wonder how long you will be allowed to get away with substituting insults for argumentation.

Des Essientes
regardless of where they currently find themselves residing

It is not where they find themselves to be: it is where they choose to be. They choose to reject Poland, soon Poland will choose to reject them.

MyMom
Are you not a British citizen? Are you ashamed of your nationality?

I have more than one citizenship and qualify for several others.

MyMom
Did you not receive a paycheck from Poles?

90zl per week. A total amount which is repaid many times over each year by the taxes I choose to pay in Poland.

MyMom
Why would we give voting rights to the random individuals who come here for money or other selfish reasons?

Why do Poles expect to be given voting rights when they move to other countries for money or other selfish reasons? And why do some 'Poles' think that as well as getting those rights they should maintain the same rights in the country which they abandoned money or other selfish reasons?
PWEI   
10 Oct 2011
USA, Canada / US Polonia 70% for Kaczyński [343]

MyMom
A British immigrant, who came to Poland for a paycheck or for other selfish reasons, is not a Pole, and paying taxes won't change that. They should better stick to discussing "Jews and Czechs", yeah, that's what they contribute.

Clearly you can not be talking about me: I wasn't born in Britain (and neither were my parents) and I came to Poland to do voluntary work at the invitation of the Polish government. But do feel free to tell us all about all the wonderful things you do for Poland.
PWEI   
10 Oct 2011
USA, Canada / US Polonia 70% for Kaczyński [343]

Sidliste_Chodov
People who think that there is such a thing as "pierogies" shouldn't be allowed to decide how Poland is run, simples.

There is a more simple rule: anybody who calls their grandmother "Busia" should have no say in how Poland is run.
PWEI   
10 Oct 2011
USA, Canada / US Polonia 70% for Kaczyński [343]

Des Esseintes
your little self and stupid claims

Des Esseintes
smarmy British expatriates

Des Esseintes
you and your clique, may believe that you are "civilizing" Poland by teaching some English

Are you actually able to discuss things without insulting people? It looks very much that you are not.

Des Esseintes
People that are citizens of Poland should be allowed to vote in Polish elections regardless of where they live.

If they have turned their backs on Poland, rejected Poland, renounced all allegiance to Poland and do not do a single thing for Poland, they should not have that right. Rights are accompanied by responsibilities: these people have refused to accept their responsibilities and so should be stripped of their rights.

Des Esseintes
Voting in elections is contributing.

No, it is exercising a privilege. People who refuse to help Poland should not be granted such privileges.

Des Esseintes
their level of "contribution"

We cannot talk about their level of contribution: these people contribute nothing to Poland. But they still think that they should still have the right to tell Poles how Poland should be run. Pathetic.
PWEI   
10 Oct 2011
USA, Canada / US Polonia 70% for Kaczyński [343]

Des Esseintes
Text removed due to its utter tediousness and complete predictability

I note that you have not a word to say about why people who neither live in Poland nor in any way contribute to Poland should have any say in the running of Poland. Instead you focus your post on a frankly pathetic attempt to provoke me into reacting so that you can run crying to the mods yet again. Sorry but that isn't going to work. I'm not going to insult you, not even if you call my grandmother Ukrainian.

But do feel free to post yet more insults instead of trying to defend the shameless actions of the idiots from Polonia. We all know that they have no moral right to effect live in a country which they have chosen to abandon and continue to shun: this is not their country, they have betrayed this country. But for some reason you leap to their defense. Strange. Could it be that you are trying just a little too hard to be Polonia?
PWEI   
10 Oct 2011
USA, Canada / US Polonia 70% for Kaczyński [343]

Des Esseintes
stupid expatriate jackasses

Do you think that you could perhaps manage to contribute to this thread without insulting other posters. Thank you in advance.

Des Esseintes
Thats only 1 out of every 400 Polish-Americans.

That would depend on how elastic one's definition of Polish-American is. According to the Polish-American Association close to 500,000 people in the USA are entitled to vote in Polish elections. I wonder how many, if any, of them pay any taxes in Poland or do anything else which benefits Poland in any way.
PWEI   
10 Oct 2011
USA, Canada / US Polonia 70% for Kaczyński [343]

gumishu
have anyone of you ever cared to see how many people are eligible to vote in America - 50 000?

More like half a million!
PWEI   
10 Oct 2011
USA, Canada / US Polonia 70% for Kaczyński [343]

And yet again Polonia prove that:
a) there is an 80% chance that somebody who is Polonia is also a moron;
b) when it comes to Poland, there should be no representation without taxation. People who choose not to do anything to help Poland should not be allowed to have any say in how Poland is run.
PWEI   
6 Oct 2011
News / British man prosecuted for raping teenage girls in Kraków [47]

Wedle
There should be full police checks on all foreigners applying for residency.

There used to be some checks, they were how the axe-murderer who worked at the same school as me was caught, although that was due to Interpol being on the lookout for him rather than the guy having past form.

hythorn
your countrymen are the undisputed world champions of raping and torturing women

And murdering women, you forgot about the special Sebian talent for murdering women.
PWEI   
6 Oct 2011
News / British man prosecuted for raping teenage girls in Kraków [47]

ShortHairThug
What are you implying Harry?

I am stating very clearly that whatever the reason for Poland failing to introduce proper background checks for people who work with children actually is, it is highly unlike that the church has anything to do with there being no background checks: priests are already exempted from the checks done on people working with vulnerable kids in Polish state institutions.

ShortHairThug
The problem is the law, IMHO much to lenient on the convicted perpetrators, in cases like this when this sort of crime involves a minor, a life in prison should be standard or even a death penalty should be applied in cases where perpetrator had been convicted of multiple or repeat offence.

Which is why the president of Poland got his lawyers involved in helping Hollywood's most famous paedophile.