News / Poles say a big YES to our European Union [957]


Hey, I'm just trying to establish how Tacitus plans to solve this "migrant distribution" problem.

As for mass immigration to Europe, I'm definitely against it. Well, at least to the countries that had no colonies. If a country had colonies in Africa and exploited African people for centuries, then they deserve everything they get when it comes to immigration. The same applies to South America and Asia. I see it as a sort of historical justice: greedy c*nts who enslaved and exploited millions of people in Africa, South America, India or Pakistan will eventually become minorites in their own countries because for some reason migrant women, as opposed to native Europeans, still retained their maternal instinct. It's a perfect justice, almost Godly one might say. Pan Bóg nierychliwy, ale sprawiedliwy - as wise Poles say. :)

History / What should Russia and Poland do to become if not friends, then at least not enemies? [939]

I would just like to point out that while nazism was indubitably a horrible ideology and an aberration of common sense and human decency, not everything connected with it was totally nonsensical or wrong.

For example, this noble slogan - "Kinder, Küche, Kirche" - provided it doesn't entail any coercion and is simply an expression of a certain ideal, should not be frowned upon or disparaged. Actually, I like the slogan so much that I might even be tempted to have the letters KKK tattooed on my shoulder if it wasn't for the fear that the acronym might be misunderstood by some quick-to-conclusion-jumping people.

If a woman chooses the ideal of family values (Kinder), taking care of their health as well as creating and keeping alive the flame of familial love (Küche) whilst not forgetting the chief end of every human being in worshiping our Lord Jesus Christ (Kirche), she should definitely be praised for her choice as it is infinitely more valuable for society in the long run than the opposite ideal of a 40 year-old childless spinster, with a "career" in shuffling papers and - in the best case scenario - a PhD on 17th century Latvian cutlery that nobody read (except herself and bored reviewers).

What annoys me, on the other hand, are half-witted female organisms who very often like to belittle great women who choose KKK instead of a "career" or "self-fulfillment". Any leftist female organism who makes a full-time mother and wife feel bad about herself and her choice is surely deserving a place in the lowest circle of hell.

History / What should Russia and Poland do to become if not friends, then at least not enemies? [939]


Thanks for the linguistic tip.


Because Polish men died in wars and uprisings and it was Polish women who kept the flame alive whilst the men were dying, being imprisoned or exiled. Polish history 101.


We can thank all the leftard propaganda and silly Hollyforest movies for that. Also, the quality of men would also seem to decrease recently. Perhaps the Church should allow polygamy for decent men to have more wives (and automatically also more children) whilst pedały w rurkach or irresponsible bums would remain honorary members of their incel clubs forever. Hmm... a thing for the Pope to consider. :)

History / What should Russia and Poland do to become if not friends, then at least not enemies? [939]


Well, all you have to do then is raise your sons according to your values and make sure they never grow up to be like me.

Oh, no... wait.

History / What should Russia and Poland do to become if not friends, then at least not enemies? [939]

@Paulina

Don't worry about my daughter, worry about yours.

A nie... czekaj. :)

History / What should Russia and Poland do to become if not friends, then at least not enemies? [939]


*trembles with fear and terror*

History / What should Russia and Poland do to become if not friends, then at least not enemies? [939]

@Paulian

Sure, kids are not our clones. However, a person who has children has a better chance of passing on his/her values onto them than a childless person does - that's all I'm saying.


Apparently you don't spend too much time browsing the Polish internet; it is full of idiots making fun of "madki" and their "kaszojady". Women who decide to stay at home and raise children are called parasites, patologia, pińcetplusy etc. And it is often done by either half-witted female organisms or quarter-witted male incel organisms.


I never said anything of the kind. The example of a worthless PhD on Latvian cutlery (or something equally important), the pursuit of which made such person abandon the plans of starting a normal family, was intended to show the pointlessness of the current civilisational model in which "career" of "self-fullfilment" are promoted and encouraged in popular culture whilst stay-at-home mums are often belittled and disparaged. What the popular culture offers in return for family life is a huge lie that will make a lot of people miserable in the end. But sure - as you said: it's everybody's individual choice.


Well, some people are so open-minded that their brain falls out, so I'll take that as a compliment. :)

History / What should Russia and Poland do to become if not friends, then at least not enemies? [939]


Exactly.

Our grandparents used to say: Bóg dał dzieci, da i na dzieci, so our parents were born - a huge post-war demographic peak - and then we were born (an echo of that peak). Unfortunately, then the mass indoctrination started (literature, TV, movies, popular press, later the internet as well) and the whole generation is brainwashed into thinking that having children is an obstacle on their way to "self-realisation", "fulfillment" or "career".

History / What should Russia and Poland do to become if not friends, then at least not enemies? [939]


The godless popular culture, promoting ideas contrary to traditional family values is a sad fact, not a crazy theory. One needs to be blind not to see it.

But sure, the interest of great capital also played its part.

History / What should Russia and Poland do to become if not friends, then at least not enemies? [939]


:)

Well, if you do that before the kids are adults, then it will probably hurt them immensely, so you'll be stuck with their mother for at least 18 years (that's why being in love with the woman helps).

But of course you are right - the later you enter into a relationship with a woman, the more difficult it is. You both already have your various, sometimes strange, habits and customs and the older you are the more difficult it is to adjust to tolerating the other person's idiosyncrasies (and here, again, love helps a bit).

Mid 30s is a bit late to start a family but definitely not too late. I'll keep my fingers crossed for you, Bobi.

History / What should Russia and Poland do to become if not friends, then at least not enemies? [939]


Well, I won't deny that. My wife was 19 and I not much older when we met. Got married four years later and we're still together.

Adjust your criteria a bit:

1. 32-34 is still not too bad, if you decide to have kids right away.
2. In mid-30s she is bound to have been married before; not necessarily a disadvantage.
3. Languages-shmanguages. Love is a universal language :)
4. Intelligent, OK, but is education that important? Adjust this point.
5. I have a friend who married a girl from an orphanage. I don't even know how many times he told me that she's the best wife he could ever hope to have.

6. Irrelevant. Even better if she's not spoilt too much by luxury in childhood/adolescence.
7. Well, you can keep this point as it is. Man must have some pleasure in life. :)

History / What should Russia and Poland do to become if not friends, then at least not enemies? [939]


No, you're not. You simply have high standards and expectations.

A nice song to cheer you up a bit...

youtu.be/TV25YEbk8Po

Po polsku / Koszałki-opałki, trele-morele i inne duby smalone :) [1117]


They're the real Litwini after all, not the vicious Samogitians ruling in Wilno these days. ;)

A tak w ogóle to są Koszałki-opałki - piszemy po polsku! :)

UK, Ireland / Raising Bilingual Children - How are you teaching your children? Your experiences? [74]

Come on, guys. Lyzko is a poet. We, simple engineers, just don't understand him. ;)

UK, Ireland / Raising Bilingual Children - How are you teaching your children? Your experiences? [74]

@Alien

English poetry is based on rhytm rather than on rhyme (it's similar to Latin poetry in this regard). There's no rhyme in "to be or not to be that is the question" but it's still poetry, isn't it? ;)

Life / Why is women-hatred and stereotyping so popular in Poland? [177]


Come on, Iron. Don't you find constant arguing with women a bit below your dignity? If they insult you, say "thank you" and just don't continue. If you do it makes you look like you care.

You're a man. Value your dignity. Value your time. Value your amazing man-awesomeness.

Life / Why is women-hatred and stereotyping so popular in Poland? [177]


I'm not American, I'm Polish (through and through).

Anyways, I'm trying to instill some manly dignity and feeling of gender superiority into Iron. Don't interfere.

Life / Why is women-hatred and stereotyping so popular in Poland? [177]


I don't know and I don't care. All I know is that constant arguing with you makes him look bad, and I like the guy, so I don't want him to look bad.


I've only just browsed through your post #148 now. I don't care about those guys; they sound like a bunch of mythomans, sociopaths or - in the best case scenario - dirty old men (JKM). All I want is for Iron to act with dignity and stop arguing with you and Lenka.


No.

Life / Why is women-hatred and stereotyping so popular in Poland? [177]


If that's the case, then carry on. :) I thought you were genuinely arguing with them. My mistake.


Actually, I quite enjoy the basics: opening the door for women, standing up when my female colleague walks into the staff room and/or approaches my armchair to talk to me, helping women with carrying heavy objects, being charmant and knightly towards my wife even if we have difficult moments etc. It allows me to do the right thing despite circumstances whilst at the same time celebrate my amazing man-awesomeness. Those things weren't invented for women, they were invented for us, to shape our conduct and carve our character.


I'm not. I'm just being man-awesome.

Life / Why is women-hatred and stereotyping so popular in Poland? [177]


Women and their elephant-like memory. 0_0


You think women should open door for men and carry heavy objects for us? Geez... I really wouldn't go that far. ;)

Law / The right to own guns: would you support such legislation in Poland? [2823]


OK.

But can we at least, hypothetically, say that you make thinly veiled insinuations by way of poetic metaphors?

News / Poland says no to flood of Immigrants [648]


Some people say that Poles are xenophobic but the general definition of this word is wrong; it says: "having or showing a dislike of or prejudice against people from other countries".

But as professor Wolniewicz used to say: "Xenophobia is not a dislike of people from other countries as such but it is rather a dislike of people from other countries who want to enter your home, very often uninvited".

News / Poland says no to flood of Immigrants [648]


I doubt there are many people in Poland against EU-nationals coming to work and live here. Or against Ukrainian war refugees.

What people will never look kindly at, however, is the idea of bringing in masses of third-world immigrants.

News / Unfulfilled promises by PiS [558]


There's only one poster here that I ignore (but a particularly obnoxious one), and that was a very good decision that I don't regret.

Sure, there's a lot of toxic, abusive arseholes on internet boards but with the especially retarded ones that's the only reasonable thing to do.

That's, of course, a matter of taste sometimes though. All the people that you mentioned being on your list I actually consider quite likeable (even if I don't always agree with them).

News / Unfulfilled promises by PiS [558]


Let's not give up hope just yet, Alien. It can still go either way.

News / Unfulfilled promises by PiS [558]


Not necessarily...

onet.pl/informacje/onetwiadomosci/wybory-2023-specjalna-prognoza-rosna-szanse-opozycji-na-przejecie-wladzy/n0jby8e,79cfc278

News / Unfulfilled promises by PiS [558]


Exactly...

polskieradio.pl/365/7116/Artykul/2192104,2003

wiesci24.pl/2020/04/14/kaczynski-oddawaj-pieniadze-z-fozz-ojciec-chrzestny-dobrej-zmiany-wychodzi-na-wolnosc-a-oskarzajacy-prezesa-pis-gina-w-niejasnych-okolicznosciach/

News / Unfulfilled promises by PiS [558]


I see you draw your deep knowledge of Polish politics and economy from quality sources.

One needs to be blind not to see that we need a more German-like government (i.e. KO) for the war in Ukraine to finally end. Fingers crossed for Tusk whom I rather dislike, but he can be very useful for Poland at this particular moment.

Oh, well. No point arguing. One day after the elections all will be known. *fingers crossed for the opposition*

News / Unfulfilled promises by PiS [558]


WTF was that? Online Tourette's syndrome? :D


No, I haven't. And I'm still not talking to you, monkey.

News / Unfulfilled promises by PiS [558]


Auschwitz Kommando? Or maybe Afrika Korps?