Why are so many Polish People rude on the internet?

I believe no matter who you are or where you come from you can choose to be nice or rude. Sometimes people even may hear rudeness because they assume that's what it is (because a person is Polish)before they even hear what is being said. ( a pre-misconception) Also, some accents may appear to sound more harsh to the ears. Just as Texan cowboys drawls sound very sexy, no matter what they are saying.

I believe rude is a worldwide language people speak today. It's sad that people may do it because it's anonymous. Why not be anonymously nice?

How bout everyone trying to be nicer even when they hear rude, and pretty soon the rude person will be the one standing out and not getting the attention when we don't mention it and after awhile, give up.

@beckski
I'm Polish and am proud of my heritage, but I don't feel I have to be rude to defend it. I feel the people who speak badly about us must have more of an insecurity and self esteem problem than we do. Isn't that why people put others down in the first place?

In my opinion, having compassion and wisdom is a much better trait to show than ugliness and rudeness. Cuss words do not make a person sound big and tough, it makes them sound very uneducated and those that are not educated that have the ability to be nice and nonjudgemental to others seem even the more wiser.

For the same reason why we sh*it in restrooms and eat in restaurants. Same place, same person - different acts.
Internet is where we sh*it - a function that is opposite to dining but equally pleasant and actually necessary to keep things humming. This place is a restroom and a place where we purge.

Also, to know what love is, we need to practice hate. If you can't hate, you are damaged goods with a malfunctioning instinct of self-preservation.

In fact, when A says to B "I hate you", A cares about B. A marriage is done when both are politely silent, not when they scream and swear.

This means that the Internet can be as useful as a public toilet.

No, that's the way psychos like you treat the internet. And the problem with you and others like you is that to relieve yourself you "sh1t" on other people here. That's not normal and it's hardly surprising that people will object to be "sh1tted on" by f*cked up psychos, no matter if it happens in real life or on the internet.

@Novichok
So what's up next, can we expect any changes? Or just more along these same thoughts, really man? You should try perhaps combining both your comments, maybe into something like: Novichok - "In order to know what good food tastes like we must first eat $hit"