Dziewanna
24 Oct 2015
History / remember, forget, forgive, blame ... Holocaust Memorial Day in Poland [229]
Oh, Harry maybe you need to look in the mirror more closely before you call anybody a scum. For someone who supposedly lives in Poland and supposedly has a Polish wife and a child you spend an awful lot of time on this forum spewing hatful remarks. How come you don't go out, get together with family members, have fun and enjoy life like every average Pole? In that respect despite torturous past Poland features some of the best restaurants, cafés, dance clubs. Theatre and opera repertoires are diverse and abundant. Every city features a symphony, musical concerts, festivals of all sorts and forms take place. The cultural life in Poland is more vibrant then I have ever seen anywhere in the Western world and I have been to quite a few places. There is something for everyone to satisfy even the most sophisticated tastes. Besides Poles like most Slavs love to get together, spend quality time with each other and enjoy deep, heart-to-heart conversations. My guess is you don't live in Poland and don't know what it means to be part of a Polish family.
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Harry -That would depend on whether the Pole in question has even the vaguest understanding of the teachings of Jesus Christ and the slightest clue as to what the word 'honour' means, and of course if he has any experience of doing anything to help his motherland; given that one look at the vast majority of the scum who take part in event such as the march of morons on 11 November shows that they have none of those (and that they most probably view Holocaust Memorial Day as a day to morn that Hitler didn't kill more Jews), anyone is perfectly entitled to throw the phrase back in their faces.
God, Honor, Motherland was a motto occurring on Polish military banners since Napoleonic legions. Only Russians and communists had a problem with it. Watch who you associate yourself with. Bratwurst Boy who would gladly turn you into a sausage or soap and... Russians for whom pogroms were part of daily routine.
Don't come whining to Poles to rescue your sorry butt when your affiliates fail you.
God, Honor, Motherland was a motto occurring on Polish military banners since Napoleonic legions. Only Russians had a problem with it. Watch who you associate yourself with. Bratwurst Boy who would gladly turn you into a sausage or soap and... Russians for whom pogroms and purges were part of nearly daily routine.
Don't come whining to Poles to rescue your sorry butt when your affiliates fail you.
Anyone can come to the march of Nov 11, Jew, Catholic, Muslim, atheist if they want to give respect to the brave and selfless people who gave their lives under the banner "Bog, Honor, Motherland" for freedom of Polish people oppressed for 123 years and those who fought Germans and Russians again in WWII and those persecuted by the communist regime.
Oh, Harry maybe you need to look in the mirror more closely before you call anybody a scum. For someone who supposedly lives in Poland and supposedly has a Polish wife and a child you spend an awful lot of time on this forum spewing hatful remarks. How come you don't go out, get together with family members, have fun and enjoy life like every average Pole? In that respect despite torturous past Poland features some of the best restaurants, cafés, dance clubs. Theatre and opera repertoires are diverse and abundant. Every city features a symphony, musical concerts, festivals of all sorts and forms take place. The cultural life in Poland is more vibrant then I have ever seen anywhere in the Western world and I have been to quite a few places. There is something for everyone to satisfy even the most sophisticated tastes. Besides Poles like most Slavs love to get together, spend quality time with each other and enjoy deep, heart-to-heart conversations. My guess is you don't live in Poland and don't know what it means to be part of a Polish family.
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Harry -That would depend on whether the Pole in question has even the vaguest understanding of the teachings of Jesus Christ and the slightest clue as to what the word 'honour' means, and of course if he has any experience of doing anything to help his motherland; given that one look at the vast majority of the scum who take part in event such as the march of morons on 11 November shows that they have none of those (and that they most probably view Holocaust Memorial Day as a day to morn that Hitler didn't kill more Jews), anyone is perfectly entitled to throw the phrase back in their faces.
God, Honor, Motherland was a motto occurring on Polish military banners since Napoleonic legions. Only Russians and communists had a problem with it. Watch who you associate yourself with. Bratwurst Boy who would gladly turn you into a sausage or soap and... Russians for whom pogroms were part of daily routine.
Don't come whining to Poles to rescue your sorry butt when your affiliates fail you.
God, Honor, Motherland was a motto occurring on Polish military banners since Napoleonic legions. Only Russians had a problem with it. Watch who you associate yourself with. Bratwurst Boy who would gladly turn you into a sausage or soap and... Russians for whom pogroms and purges were part of nearly daily routine.
Don't come whining to Poles to rescue your sorry butt when your affiliates fail you.
Anyone can come to the march of Nov 11, Jew, Catholic, Muslim, atheist if they want to give respect to the brave and selfless people who gave their lives under the banner "Bog, Honor, Motherland" for freedom of Polish people oppressed for 123 years and those who fought Germans and Russians again in WWII and those persecuted by the communist regime.