USA, Canada / What I don't get about Americans vs Polish [39]


You're wrong.

Trump won by a landslide despite all the allegations made against him.

His eye is on the next presidential election in 2020. All the fallout in Hollywood and news media that's going on at the moment shouldn't be seen as unconnected.

Trump previously said the media were the opposition:

Trump: Media is opposition party in many ways

Source: cnn.com/videos/politics/2017/01/27/donald-trump-media-opposition-party-sot-nr.cnn

Groper-in-Chief? Try Machinator-in-Chief.

Trump says he's 'not at all surprised' by Weinstein allegations

Source: dailymail.co.uk/video/news/video-1550661/Trump-says-s-not-surprised-Weinstein-allegations.html

He has dirt on people and it's payback time.

Law / What a "factura" is a factura? Car repair cost in Poland. [5]


Quotes (oral or written) for the small projects you mentioned aren't necessarily a guarantee.

Therefore you should clarify with them beforehand if their prices are only an estimate or a guaranteed final price.

If they say it is the final price then tell them you agree and won't pay any more once you accept the work was done satisfactorily.

Also let them know that if the work requires more supplies or time to complete than they originally factored in then they should inform you before continuing so you can agree to it or not.

Another thing to consider is if they told you when presented the bill that there was a need for extra time or materials than original thought then are the final costs reasonable. They should be able to demonstrate to you what extra work was done. For instance, if they needed to replace a pipe and when doing so more of it broke to due age and deterioration then yes costs for the extra time and materials may be reasonable to complete the job. Your position shouldn't be that they gave you a quote but when the work was more involved than anyone could have realized that they should essentially do the extra work or use extra materials at no additional cost to you.

And always inspect the work. If they said more was required but it is obvious it wasn't done then tell them you will only pay the original quote.

Genealogy / Americans of Polish descent. How many of us are on Polish forums? [216]


Poles didn't elect the Pope and the Pope isn't a legislator.

But given that the current Pope would be more at home working for one of Soros' sinister NGOs it's no surprise to see you attempting to use him in a futile attempt at shaming Poles for refusing to take in unneeded economic migrants. And as usual you are big hypocrite as well since you openly despise the presence of the RCC in daily Polish life. If Poles ignore the Pope you should be thrilled.

And your comments are unsurprisingly completely off-topic given that the title of the thread is "Americans of Polish descent. How many of us are on Polish forums?"


Yeah, and that would explain the complete dearth of yeshivas in Poland despite left-wingers prancing in glee every time a Jewish-themed cafe opens or a tombstone written in Hebrew in a far-flung forgotten field is spotted.

Synagogue-avoiding cultural Jews like yourself must admit that the talmud and torah are the longest written jokes in history and that Jewish kids would be in open revolt having it crammed down their throats in a classroom knowing it has zero relevance in the real world.

Yep, another own goal - for you! And so bad that it's going to be hilarious watching you try to untangle yourself from the net especially given that the title of the thread is "Americans of Polish descent. How many of us are on Polish forums?"

USA, Canada / Poles and Americans, what do you think, are we friends or enemies? [187]


I heard once there are more statues and other landmarks like bridges, parks, etc., dedicated to Kościuszko in America than any figure in their history.

But not everyone in America knows about him. And some don't even care as in the case of one statue of Kościuszko in East Chicago being stolen and then attempted to be broken down in order to be sold for scrap metal.

E.C. man sentenced to jail in theft of Polish-American statue

"An East Chicago man was sentenced...to six months in jail after he admitted to nearly sawing off the head of a statue of Gen. Thaddeus Kosciuszko. Israel L. Soberanes, 34, pleaded guilty to theft, a Level 6 felony...standing next to an interpreter who translated the hearing from English to Spanish, [he] said he accepted everything that was in the plea agreement...Soberanes and the co-defendant planned on scrapping it for money."

Source: nwitimes.com/news/local/lake/e-c-man-sentenced-to-jail-in-theft-of-polish/article_b4d9c395-4a06-5294-ac31-a88f045c1fbd.html

Other news reports said the statue has since been restored, returned and rededicated.

Anyway, there are nearly identical statues dedicate to Kościuszko in both Washington DC and Warsaw.





In fact, they are so closely matched that the one in Warsaw also includes the inscription "Saratoga West Point" to commemorate the British defeat there all thanks to Kościuszko!

USA, Canada / Poles and Americans, what do you think, are we friends or enemies? [187]


Oh? But surely not as absurd as your fellow Brit Rachel Bull claiming to be Polish herself on national TV while launching into a public tirade against Polish immigration to Britain.

Our town's like a foreign country and locals can't cope with the immigrants, says mother after TV clash with academic on Question Time

She said her family is proud of its background and enjoy pierogi - traditional dumplings - from the local Polish shops.

My dad and brother used to go there every day as my dad speaks Polish, to explain to them that they have to move on because we were getting complaints from environmental health, and local residents were complaining...

I don't want it to be about them and us... but when resources are stretched that's when the animosity starts, and we don't want that'

Source: dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2264799/Our-towns-like-foreign-country-Locals-cope-immigrants-says-mother-TV-clash-academic.html

Hmmm. Let's see,

- fled Poland rather than stay, fight and rebuild - check;

- purports to have a Polish connection but simultaneous sneers at the presence of genuine Poles in her own community in Britain - check;

- will only touch the pierogi from the shops because there obviously isn't a tradition of making it at home - check;

- talks about "us" and "them" when it comes to "stretched resources" - check;

- first name is Rachel - check;

- surname isn't Polish - check.

Yes, it seems the poster idem has a lot in common with Rachel Bull.

Do you know if the poster idem has discovered her own "Jewish roots" as well?

USA, Canada / Poles and Americans, what do you think, are we friends or enemies? [187]


Wow! You are so out of touch with reality. And you are a coward as well. These people who you claim are not Polish obviously never heard of you before because you certainly are not brave enough to tell any of them face-to-face what you think about them.

And I'm sure that in your small minded little world the Polish Government should be more worried about meeting an imposed quota from Brussels regarding African economic migrants with inflatable orange floatation devices wrapped around their low-IQ heads rather than meeting with talented, successful and cultured Poles whom you personally don't regard as being Polish.

But your opinion doesn't matter anyway. It's the Polish Government which is actively engaging with Poland's diaspora and well established organizations founded by and committed to Polonia.

For example, take the Kosciuszko Foundation over in the United States where President Duda attended a meeting in September 2017.

PRESIDENT OF POLAND ANDRZEJ DUDA VISITS THE KOSCIUSZKO FOUNDATION

Meeting with the Scientists of Polish Origin, Members of the KF Collegium of Eminent Scientists

The meeting was not only a chance to present to the President the current leaders and thinkers in these fields, but also to find ways to help further the education of the students in Poland who wish to study and learn abroad.

This recent and important meeting with President Duda, the Kosciuszko Foundation, and the Collegium will increase the dialogue between the Polish governments and the Foundation in order to raise awareness of Polish scientific achievements in the United States and encourage the younger generation of Polish ancestry to seek support from this rich Polish scientific community.

Source: thekf.org/kf/events/KF-News/President_of_Poland_visits_the_KF

Obviously you don't move in such important, influential and high level circles (unless of course you happen to wait tables at some of the catered events), but if you took the time you would discover that there is plenty of published information out there showing other regularly held engagements which are held between the Polish Government and Polonia all around the world with meetings and events held in Poland as well.


May the 2nd and held each year in Poland.

But of course you wouldn't know anything about it since the proclamations and celebrations in Poland are done in Polish and you are just another washed-up member of the Anglo expat loser back home/true forced loneliness/involuntarily celibate community who spends each day on PF (when not suspended or incarcerated) autistically ranting in English against Polonia.

Anyway, speaking of British losers and their resentment towards Polonia, did you know that 2017 marked the 200th anniversary of the passing of the great, history making Polish American hero Tadeusz Kościuszko?

No, of course you didn't.

There were many commemorations held on both sides of the Atlantic. Here is a just a glance at some of the activities:







And unsurprisingly there were no postings on PF about General Kościuszko at the time regarding his life not only as a giant of history but as a Pole living abroad in America.

I understand you lost your teaching job again. Shame that only because it could have been an opportunity for you to make amends here and inform Polish children of Kościuszko's pivotal role in defeating British tyranny.

Kościuszko masterminded the British defeat at Saratoga in the American state of New York. He oversaw construction of military fortifications at West Point which is today's home to the US Army Military Academy.

Here is some teaching material you could have used.

Presidents Duda and Komorowski have each attended solemn ceremonies at West Point honoring Kościuszko as a freedom fighter:

And the most important teaching aid you could have used is this one:

Yes! It's an actual coin in circulation commemorating the British defeat at Saratoga in the American State of New York and all thanks to Kościuszko!

And as you read this just know that there are 438,800,000 of these legal tender coins in circulation being used each day by over 9.6 million people of declared Polish origin in the United States and scores of other Polish nationals visiting and residing in the United States. Heck, there are very likely thousands of these same coins in Poland collected by numismatists and brought in as souvenirs by returning Polish tourists and as pocket change for members of the American military, embassy and business community.

You could have even set a challenged to see if any of your students had any of these coins at home.

But no.

Just another lost opportunity for you to be of any use in Poland.

You should save the image of the coin to your computer's desktop as a regular reminder that it doesn't just represent your home country's shameful past but your own personal dysfunctional present and bleak future as well.

The British, losers back home and losers abroad in any era.

USA, Canada / Poles and Americans, what do you think, are we friends or enemies? [187]



You're wrong and Joker is absolutely correct in his statement.

There are both mutli-generational Polish American as well as Polish passport holding Polish nationals residing in Chicago and elsewhere in North America and around the world.

As a globalist civic nationalist (with obvious fealty towards Zionism) you and your ilk may despite the reality of the Polish diaspora but that doesn't matter because since 2002 the Polish Government has honored the existence and contributions of Polonia with official celebrations each year on May 2nd:

2 May celebrates Polish Diaspora and Poles Abroad Day

In 2002, the Sejm, on the Senate's initiative, "in recognition of centuries-old achievements and the contribution of the Polish diaspora and Poles abroad to regaining by Poland of independence, loyalty and attachment to Polishness, and for helping the country in its most difficult moments" decided to declare 2 May the Polish Diaspora and Poles Abroad Day.

Source: msz.gov.pl/en/news/2_may_celebrates_polish_diaspora_and_poles_abroad_day

This position was reaffirmed by the Polish Government in 2017:

Day of the Polish Diaspora and Poles Abroad

The largest Polish diaspora is located in the United States, where in 2012 over 9.6 million people declared their Polish origin.

In a speech delivered in Poland's Sejm in February 2017, Foreign Minister Witold Waszczykowski stressed that "the Polish diaspora and Poles living abroad occupy a unique place in the foreign policy of the Republic of Poland. They are members of our Polish family, a part of Poland in the farthest corners of the world."

Source: waszyngton.msz.gov.pl/en/news/day_of_the_polish_diaspora_and_poles_abroad

Genealogy / What does my Polish name mean? [400]


Yes, the surnames Polok and Poloch may have developed locally centuries ago and within those communities and then to Polak in modern, standard Polish.

Whichever spelling of the surname, it shouldn't be assumed to have been used exclusively to identify an ethnic Pole among them. Rather it could have been used by any Kashubian or Silesian person as well who owned, lived or worked in, around, or on a field. Any local field and not just Poland proper.

Or vice versa. Using your example of the changing name of Hudzik and your original hypothesis of a non-Kashubian/non-Silesian Pole joining these communities he may already have had the surname Polak for generations and then simply changed the spelling to accommodate regional usages at the time. Again the name Polak was likely already being used and it too was more likely to have been based on an association to a local field rather than to identify with the first Polish tribes, the Kingdom of Poland, or any of the RPs.

Further to the guest poster's original enquiry, today any spelling of Polak assures that it is word of Slavic origin that is still common throughout Poland. Any variant of the name signifies long and deep associations with Poland's ancient history and an intimate link with the land itself rather than being redundantly descriptive of one's ethnicity.

Genealogy / What does my Polish name mean? [400]

Perhaps. But in the case of a non-Kashubian Pole joining a Kashubian community it is more likely the surname would have been in adopted in Kashubian itself, i.e., Pòlôch.

Sure, there is a possibility that Pòlôch could then have translated back as Polak. But the distribution of the surname Poloch and Polak are not highest around the Kashubian speaking region of Poland.

Statystyka: Liczby do nazwiska 'Polak'
W Polsce są 21534 osoby o nazwisku Polak.

Statystyka: Liczby do nazwiska 'Poloch'
W Polsce jest 240 osób o nazwisku Poloch.

Notably though the surname Polok is highest around Silesia.

Statystyka: Liczby do nazwiska 'Polok'
W Polsce jest 3807 osób o nazwisku Polok.

Silesians are a proud bunch and rightfully so given the rich history of the area. However, its history still doesn't lend to the idea that a Pole from elsewhere in Poland would ever be compelled to have to identify as such either in Polish or in the regional Silesian dialect. The region changed hands too many times between Poles, Germans, Austrians, and even Prussians and ultimately Soviets for them to hold cultural sway whereby Poles would have to self-identify by using their surname as a label.

Genealogy / What does my Polish name mean? [400]

Both terms are noted as being used in the Middle Ages.

Other non-Slavic languages today such as Turkish, Hungarian and Lithuanian still refer to Poland and Poles with references to a Lechia.

The name Lech itself survives today as both as first name and surname in Poland.

As far as if there ever was an actual transition of self-identification from Lechia to Polacy one could put it around the 10th century when the Christianization of Poland was recorded but surely it predates this.

And since the word "pole" (i.e., field) is similar among all Slavic languages then the use of the name among Poles would predate the 10th century and is now lost to antiquity.

Linguistic and social context would be necessary as well. Polacy has a literal ethnic-tribal element to it where as Lechia has a sentimental foundation myth to it.

It may seem odd or redundant today but when the surname Polak first came about people at the time would have likely have understood that it had a local topographical reference rather than an ethno-nationalist one.

The guest enquiring about the existence of the surname Polak in Poland shouldn't believe it was originally done by someone to demonstrate that they were more Polish than other Poles or that there was ever a need for a Pole to prove his ethnic heritage either to foreigners or when among foreigners or that it was imposed by foreigners onto a Pole for social reasons.

Genealogy / What does my Polish name mean? [400]


The existence of the surname Polak in Poland doesn't imply it is a redundant ethnic self-identification or was foreign directed.

Serfdom did exist in the Poland up until the 18th century. Although there are accounts of land-owning magnates and szlachta regarding themselves as ethnically distinct from the peasantry who labored for them these nobles were largely Polish themselves along with Lithuanians and some of Ruthenian origins (the latter two groups which became Polonized themselves).

Despite the existence of a large social strata back then the nobles were not foreigners. Given the common usage of Polish as well there is no basis for anyone in the upper echelons of Polish society back then referring to any of their labors as a Polak and Poles in turn adopting this as a surname given to them.

There were also periods when Poland was under foreign occupation such as by Austro-Hungary, Russia, Germany and then the Soviets. But the seizure of Polish territories by these alien hegemonies occurred when surnames were already well established in Poland. These aforementioned occupying powers were not Polish speakers themselves and there is no evidence that they ever held such social and economic influence that they were in a position to refer to any natives Poles as a Polak and then Poles obsequiously adopting the term as a surname.

The surname Polak likely stretches further back in antiquity. Since "pole" is the Polish word for "field" the adoption of Polak could have been completely innocuous such as to refer to someone who worked in, owned, or resided in or near a field. For instance, it could have been given or adopted to distinguish two people named Jan one who lived within a village and one who lived outside it in the surrounding fields.

In other European countries people have similarly simple topographic surnames such as Field (in English), Feld (in German), Champ (in French), Campo (in Italian), etc.

News / EU confirms it will take action against Poland over court reforms [554]


Help spread Darwinism instead:

News / Did George Soros want to destroy Poland with his economic shock therapy? [87]


At least five.

9/11 Dancing Israelis and Urban Moving Systems - ABC News 20/20 preview, June 21, 2002

youtu.be/fOiCMMMeXE8

The Notorious Banned FOX 9-11-2001 News Footage Israeli/Mossad Links

youtu.be/LbkQddEDPs0

The Five Dancing Israelis - 9/11/2001 - Our Purpose Was To Document The Event

youtu.be/rStJ5BgadPs

Travel / My Experience in Poland (compared to Germany) [100]


First impressions last and Poland made a great one.

Let's keep it that way and keep Poland Polish.

Life / Polish tattoo ideas [13]


You may have seen these already but there are several sites with photos and drawings.

For example, look up "polish-winged-hussars" on pinterest.

This Facebook page also has many re-enactment photos:

facebook.com/fotogniew/

For something truly historical the "rulon polski" (aka Rolka Sztokholmska) has many examples:

Such as this:



Adam Zamoyski used a sole hussar from the rulon polski on the cover his book titled "Poland".



Polish commemorative coins also carry artistic renderings such as the Battle of Kłuszyn:





There are also modelers who make figurines and there are extensive images on the web such as these:

News / Berlin terrorist attack -- Poland's ethnic homogeneity a true blessing [436]


There is no matter.

According to the EU (yes the EU itself and not you personally) the budget is a decided issue based on the size of a country's economy and how funds will benefit Europeans (i.e., not third-world economic migrants masquerading as refugees and illegally let in by unaccountable virtue signaling leftist buffoons who have a fetish for non-whites).

Budgets and Funding

How much does Poland contribute and receive?

Member countries' financial contributions to the EU budget are shared fairly, according to means. The larger your country's economy, the more it pays - and vice versa. The EU budget doesn't aim to redistribute wealth, but rather to focus on the needs of all Europeans as a whole.

europa.eu/european-union/about-eu/countries/member-countries/poland_en


You can't break rules when they are made up on the go by unaccountable leftist buffoons in Berlin and Brussels with an agenda they want to push without common consent from ALL EU members.

As stated above budgets were previously decided. Tying them to the resettlement of third-world economic migrants is economic blackmail and therefore contravenes EU membership agreements.

History / Franciszek Kornicki - Son of Poland, WWII Flying Ace, Savior of Britain [6]

Here is a link to the video you mentioned:



It's an excellent and important short film about Polish struggles and ultimate victory. It should be required viewing in classrooms on both sides of the Atlantic.

The following quote from the film has resonance in prior centuries and again today:


Betrayal of Poland not only occurred during WWII and in the immediate aftermath but there is precedence with Imperial Russia's century long control over Polish lands while the West did nothing.

Today Poland has led the resistance to Mad Cow Merkel's illegal importation of millions of third-world economic migrants and the socially destabilizing and terrorist threats they bring with them.

As seen occurring with previous generations, politics once again is more important to an unaccountable non-Polish/anti-Polish elite and once again they are not listening to Poland.

The victories of our Polish heroes in the past demonstrate that fighting alien leftist tyranny is still an imperative.

The closing quote to the film says it all:

"Because we do not beg for freedom, we fight for it." - Gen. Witold Urbanowicz

News / Unhinged Israeli Arrested and Charged for Knife Attack on Polish Policeman [23]


Yes, and there would be deafening howls of outrage which would come from leftists (which hypocritically support a Jewish State of Israel) if any country in Europe or north of the Rio Grande tried to do that.


Which makes it a theocracy and therefore no different than its pilloried archenemy the Islamic Republic of Iran as well as those heavily armed fanatics attempting to establish an Islamic caliphate through death and destruction spanning Asia, the Middle East, Africa and Europe.

The pervasiveness of the cultish views which all Middle East denizens (especially Israelis) have of themselves in their own societies shape their views of others who are decidedly excluded from it.

This explains why an Israeli who is a mere visitor in Poland thinks nothing of carrying out random acts of lethal violence on not only a Pole but one in a law enforcement capacity. It is sheer arrogance and contempt and no different than the acts of terrorism and sex crimes washing all across Europe from fanatical and ungrateful Afro-Arab economic migrants.

History / Franciszek Kornicki - Son of Poland, WWII Flying Ace, Savior of Britain [6]

He absolutely deserves to win even if he self-effacingly acknowledges the heroism of fellow Poles from his generation who also answered the call of duty.

His win will be their win too.

Young people today and from all around the world need to know that it was only decades ago that back in their day many young Poles like Franciszek Kornicki carried out acts of valor and sacrifice for a cause much greater than themselves. He bravely did his part to defeat the Nazis, save other countries like backstabbing Britain, and most importantly liberate and restore Poland so that future generations of Poles could be secure and free.

He deserves respect and recognition.

I honor him. All of us should honor him.

News / Unhinged Israeli Arrested and Charged for Knife Attack on Polish Policeman [23]


"originally Avram or Abram, is the common patriarch of the three Abrahamic religions.[1] In Judaism he is the founding father of the Covenant, the special relationship between the Jewish people and God"

Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abraham


Absolutely. I'll add that Jews and Israelis are shamelessly rabid in their discriminatory beliefs and practices when it comes to who can identify as a Jew. And being Jewish is most certainly a criteria for Israeli citizenship. So this psycho slasher who unjustifiably and criminally attacked a Polish policemen is without a doubt both Jewish and an Israeli. It can be no other way.

It is clear from his many posts that the Zionist Lyzko is also a notorious advocate of "collective guilt". So rather than running interference and trying to disavow the identify of this obvious Jewish Israeli criminal he himself should be offering his own personal apologies for the illegal and deadly conduct of his fellow Jew and atone for it.

News / Two Polish Men on trial for brutally murdering German Pop Star in homophobic attack [53]


Sure, sure, just like Mad Cow "open-borders" Merkel is a traditional conservative.

Look, don't bother posting while foolishly believing your trolling won't get quickly and easily squashed.

News / Two Polish Men on trial for brutally murdering German Pop Star in homophobic attack [53]


Yes, apparently. As in not conclusively proven or admitted to by the defendants.

You and your German newspapers (they are all left of center) are conveniently forgetting that the public has been regularly subjected to unsolicited images of gay men and women at their so-called "pride" marches (a collective act of obedience rather than solidarity and defiance).

Their infantile attention seeking behavior captured on-cue for the cameras at these marches always involves them wearing lots of leather such as dog collars, face masks, harnesses and pseudo-Nazi uniform attire. Clearly none of this sort of get-up is used for flower arranging classes or Tupperware parties but are standard gear for their sadomasochism with each other.

Your anti-Polish OP cohort even said the accused men were "certainly homosexual." Whether they were or not your own posts take the position that heterosexual men should not object to be sexually propositioned by homosexuals (but certainly and most hypocritically you would be in spitting outrage if the two male defendants had propositioned a female for sex).

Therefore it cannot be discounted that if sex was involved between the victim and the accused that consent was given even if it was very rough and got way out of hand. Nothing was mentioned about the victim crying out or raising an alarm for help.

But as already mentioned the victim may have engaged in a sex act on his own after the two men left that resulted in his death. Whatever he was doing could have resulted in him losing his balance, falling face first into a chair which would have knocked out his teeth, and landing on the floor breaking his ribs. A fall would also explain aggravated internal injuries. Anyone can self-harm as well by burning themselves with their own cigarettes. Indeed, your German press said his partner didn't want him any more so he had to move out. Being rejected would explain such behavior.

There have been plenty of media stories too of celebrities found naked and hanging by the neck from the back of door. At first speculation always swirled around suicide from depression or even being murdered by other people they were seen with that day. But then the truth would come out and they were actually engaging in autoerotic asphyxiation and died from their own negligent and self-gratifying activity.


It's the 21st century. Your communist show trials are a thing of the past and completely discredited.

The two men have only been accused and they have not been convicted.

Even your cohort admits this:


Indeed, apparently. I'm sure if you were in that same room the day before your DNA would have been on several items as well.

Case dismissed.

News / Two Polish Men on trial for brutally murdering German Pop Star in homophobic attack [53]


You can't prove that is what happened. But you are the one who said the two accused men are "clearly homosexual themselves." So what do you know that the rest of us don't? This largely unknown and long forgotten pop princess for those that did may have gotten them to engage in a lurid sex act on him and even paid them to do it. Things got out of hand and he died. The two accused men said they were insulted when he chatted them up. They may have left to get away from him. The lonely, heart broken homosexual attempts a sex act on himself, it goes awry, he dies and the PC virtue signaling German keystone cops jump to the conclusion that the accused are guilty because they were at the hostel at the same time and most importantly for you and them the men happen to be Polish.


Nope, the death occurred in Germany and the trial is now in Germany. It doesn't matter if the accused had traveled elsewhere in between. It's still local news story.

News / Two Polish Men on trial for brutally murdering German Pop Star in homophobic attack [53]


A) According to the article used by your fellow anti-Polish troll who started this umpteenth anti-Polish hit piece the accused are reported as having told police investigators they were insulted when the now dead washed-up pop star queen chatted them up. So, if every anti-Polish news story you and your cohorts get your clutches on is to be accepted as the truth then the accused men's account must also be accepted as truth.

B) Again more gender neutral language. You may think sexuality is merely a social construct which comes in 31 flavors but that would only demonstrate that your identity politics is artificial and easily disproven by the natural order of the world. And what a surprise to see your two-faced moralizing as to whether "aggression is an appropriate response to any social situation." Well, you certainly have been one of the most prancing cheerleaders in the other thread in support of the tyrannical Danish police thugs bashing a Polish man to a bloody pulp. For you and your anti-Polish cohorts that was fully deserved just because the victim in that incident of polish brutality is Polish. But when a queer hits on two men and the sexual advance isn't welcomed at all then you go through your mental gymnastics and do a complete 180 degree flip-flop and want everyone to believe that aggression is never an appropriate reaction. You are such a trolling hypocrite; but you already know that.

As I already mentioned this is a local news story. This latest anti-Polish hit piece is just that and a gleeful rush to smear Poles with false and negative stereotypes.

Your fellow anti-Polish troll said the accused were "clearly repressed homosexuals themselves." If the accused men are indeed gay themselves then it will be for you and your fellow anti-Polish troll to explain what that would have to do with Poland and Poles.

I also already pointed out that gay-on-gay crime is nothing new. None of us were at this hostel at the time. It may easily have been death by misadventure either with the consensual participation of the victim and the accused or from self-inflicted fatal injuries done by the victim when the accused were no longer there.

News / Two Polish Men on trial for brutally murdering German Pop Star in homophobic attack [53]


And that country was Germany not Poland. So this is nothing more than a local news story which occurred in a foreign country.


Such gender neutral language you are using.

We all know that if these two men hit on a woman your feminist PC/SJW brigade would be howling sexism. So you think if a homosexual hits on a heterosexual of the same gender the burden is on the heterosexual to politely decline or virtue signal and "give it a try"?

Just because certain societies have been railroaded into fear and silence at the sight of public displays of homosexuality that doesn't now give homosexuals the right to start making sexual advances towards heterosexuals and expect no consequences.

And if these two accused men are homosexual themselves as the anti-Polish OP stated then it is a gay-on-gay crime. Anyway you look at it this local news story has nothing to do with Poland or Poles.

News / Two Polish Men on trial for brutally murdering German Pop Star in homophobic attack [53]


At first I was going to suggest that the title of this obvious and latest serial anti-Polish hit piece of yours should be changed to "Two Homosexual Men on Trial for Brutally Murdering German Pop Star in Homophobic Attack".

But since you seem so confident that the attackers are "homosexual themselves" then how can they be charged with a "homophobic hate crime"?

Most whites kill other whites. Most blacks kill other blacks. Most asians kill other asians. In such cases the assailants would never be charged with a racial hate crime.

It should come as no surprise then that homosexuals kill other homosexuals for a whole host of motives:

Boyfriend Found Guilty of Voluntary Manslaughter in Kurtland Ma Killing


The Weird Weirdos Accused of Murdering Robert Wone


gawker.com/5474123/the-weird-weirdos-accused-of-murdering-robert-wone

So there you have it. The demise of this has-been German pop star could have been a death by misadventure. If the accused were involved that doesn't mean there was never consent from the victim and things just simply got carried away.

And just because the accused were staying in the same hostel doesn't necessarily prove involvement. The dead queer could have self-inflicted his injuries after the two other men left in disgust when he chatted them up.

News / Polish couple brutally attacked by the Danish police. [46]


So you admit then that none of your accusations could be discerned from the video.

Only civilized persons would agree that police force needs to be proportional to the actual threat at hand. Police brutality is never justified and there is nothing in the video showing that the victim deserved to be beaten. He could have been made disabled or even killed after such an attack. There were many police present so they can't say there were in fear for their lives. Any one of them could and should have tried to calm the situation and resolve it peacefully. The police are negligent.

And too bad if this dose of reality ruins your and your cohorts' enjoyment of seeing a Pole being tortured by state funded thugs.


Police in many countries today only care about their income, benefits, and pensions so they robotically enforce the policies of their political paymasters rather than serve to protect greater society. I wouldn't be surprised at all if these Danish police thugs spend their off duty time as ANTIFA operatives and give them a free pass to run riot when they are on duty.

Classifieds / Polish Home Carers Needed in Colchester, Essex, UK [60]

The reactions to this thread are hilarious.

No one stops to think or even admit how it all came to this.

Societies in the West have become atomized. Who led this atomization? The Silent Generation? Generation X? Millennials? Nope. Baby Boomers, that's who.

It has been hippy Baby Boomers who have mercantilised society. Indeed, Baby Boomers were the ones who created the entire concept of care homes. After all, with both Baby Boomer men and "liberated" Baby Boomer women competing for jobs in the workforce since the 1960s and beyond they weren't about to give up their own careers to care for an elderly and sick parent or grandparent. Additional, were Baby Boomers ever described as being "latchkey" children? No again.

But now that its the Baby Boomers who are facing being dumped off and abandoned in the same care home system they created (and in the full knowledge of how abusive they often are and how their own offspring want nothing to do with them) now all of sudden society needs to pull together and be more caring for the elderly and hire the very best talent and at top wages to look after them.

The wages being offered are simply the going rate. There are likely to be takers even with the position having a high turnover rate. Most young people don't see caring for entitled Baby Boomers as a life long ambition or a dream career anyway. Someone will take it as an interim job until they can find something else or sign back onto the dole.