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People living in Warsaw are rootless peasants!


Ironside 53 | 12,422
3 Sep 2011 #31
You belittle the majority of the people,

nonsense, I'm Polish and I express my opinions about people and politics. You are just a little immigrant who is too biased and arrogant to understand politics in Poland.

Don't you miss Dmowski and the Endacja?

What do you mean miss ? Given your political choices in Belgium you should cherish them.
pawian 224 | 24,479
3 Sep 2011 #32
=MyMom]pawian: What are you trying to say? That "Poland A" somehow lives off pre war German accomplishments?

I don`t say anything, I just provided facts which show that better developed Poland A and less developed Poland B do exist, and I did it in direct response to your claim:

=MyMom]Enough with the "Polska B" bullcrap.

=MyMom]You do realize how those areas were devasted in 1945? Do you know how Wrocław, Gdańsk, Głogów, Kołobrzeg etc. looked like after "liberation"?

Yes, I do. After all, I was the creator and main contributor in this thread:

Today:

=MyMom]And how exactly the fact that Wielkopolska is host to some industrial pork "factories" is a success?

Why didn`t you comment on wildboar population in Poland?

I will add deer population statistics.

Do you know why it is so?

:):):):):):)
Ironside 53 | 12,422
3 Sep 2011 #33
Industrial pig farming suggests a higher stage of development than an individual farmer who keeps a few pigs, don`t you think? Shortly speaking, it means more cheap meat.

shortly speaking lots of unhealthy meat undercutting small farmers production of ecological meat.
pawian 224 | 24,479
3 Sep 2011 #34
=Ironside] small farmers production of ecological meat.

Which is very expensive and hard to get... :):):):)
MyMom 6 | 137
3 Sep 2011 #35
Do you know why it is so?

Egkhm, more woods in those areas?
BTW your admirable Germans obviously didn't plunder their own forests, but did so when they occupied Poland.
pawian 224 | 24,479
3 Sep 2011 #36
Egkhm, more woods in those areas?

No.

See the woods map:
And wildboar map again:
MyMom 6 | 137
3 Sep 2011 #37
No.

See the woods map:

I see that the wildboar population density is roughly consistent with the woods concentration.
But since you keep marking the old German border - are those wildboars German and reproduce accordingly?
Palivec - | 379
3 Sep 2011 #38
And peasants. 2/3 of them came from villages. There are interesting stories about Polish settlers who weren't accustomed to urban life and kept cows, goats, chickens and pigs in their appartments.
sobieski 106 | 2,118
3 Sep 2011 #39
You are just a little immigrant who is too biased and arrogant to understand politics in Poland.

I rather think that I am a well-informed immigrant who loves this country (after all my village in Flanders was liberated by the 1st Polish Armored Dvision).

But I cannot believe how the Polska B crowd believe the duck, believe the namiotists...Believe that crazy Natanek priest.
This is not the Poland I know.
By the way, do you live in Poland? And for whom do you vote?
Seanus 15 | 19,672
3 Sep 2011 #40
Rootless peasants, LOL. Some rich peasants there then, much more so than I.
f stop 25 | 2,503
3 Sep 2011 #41
Christ, people, hasn't it been long enough? World is moving on. Nobody gives a flying fek what your grandparents did.


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