Why are so many Polish People rude on the internet?

@jon357
No mordo, I'm posting this from a Kremlin basement. Yes, I am in Poland, which is why I can say these things with absolute conviction and why it's especially horrible to see Poles going to town on my people/country all over the internet all the time with such evident glee.

Don't read that trash talk. The internet is not real life.


Perhaps a virtual one.

It's trash talk from inconsequential individuals.

@jon357
Well, I'm sorry, maybe I need to be more zen and curate my online existence impeccably, because that seems to be the only way to avoid Poles being rude as f*ck about us, our women, our food, our weather, our culture, just about everything. I think I have a right to be annoyed and I think I have a right to raise it here. The clue is in the post title.

Or maybe, just maybe, I'm not the one being a c*nt here - they are. The way Poles behave online, flagrantly, makes me want to cut up my residency card. I hope they feel proud of that.

Perhaps spend less time online and even less time worrying about what lowlife say to each other.


It's an inferiority complex on their part.

In real life, set your boundaries, stick to them and laugh at their weakness.

@jon357
Maybe some of it's the inferiority complex sometimes but a lot of them genuinely think they're hot sh*t. Their heads are ballooning even further in recent years due to overseas racists telling them Poland is the best place in Europe because it doesn't have much non-European immigration. That's another topic but also one that doesn't make me feel good about living here and also makes social media an absolute nightmare right now if you're not a flag-f*cking Polish nationalist (which make up about 80% of the population) or a non-Polish nazi. This country makes me so tired.

Brother... I hear your pain. I really do. But have you ever paused to consider that Copernicus was Polish? The man who moved the Sun and stopped the Earth was from Toruń, and likely wouldn't have even looked at you without a bow and a nod to the sash.

Also, and this is crucial, Poles were the first Europeans to eat with utensils. Forks. Knives. Possibly even the pre-modern teaspoon. While your ancestors were still chasing pigeons around a muddy square and biting into turnips like wild dogs, the szlachta were cutting roast duck cleanly and with decorum.

Think about that.

@Bobko
Hahahahahahah!!!! Marie SKŁODOWSKA Curie was frying up kotlety - in full winged hussar regalia - while we were buggering about in wode and making henges and what have you. Eagle emoji flag emoji Polska gurom.

You said it - not me.

It would be nice if you decided to stick around. This is good writing!

"Buggering about in wode" is something I'm gonna have to use now.

Do you have a problem?

@Ironside
Christ, here we go. "We are ALL nationalists due to hard history of proud national struggle". I swear there's not another country that takes itself as seriously as Poland, except maybe the USA and North Korea.

And still suffering in Poland, instead of going somewhere west where transition is reimbursed?

Try Israel.

That's why I like them so much. Poles and Jews, the only two nations in the world chosen directly by God, have to stick together. :)

Anyways, WarSore, we get your point: we are a bunch of rude, nationalistic, megalomaniac c*nts. Quite an accurate observation. Well done. Is there anything else, apart from stating the obvious, that you're here for? Propose a solution? Appeal to our common sense? Anything?

@Bobko
Thank you and likewise - enjoying your comments greatly!

I'll stick around until the Poles discover my true identity and I'm publicly executed in Stadion Narodowy for criticising the national passtime of internet sh*t-talking, showing insufficient reverence for the nation's martyrology, or something else that enrages the world champions of "dishing it out but not being able to take it".

@Korvinus

Around a million of you in my country, stary, enjoying the state benefits, high wages and freedom. Think you can handle little ol' me.

Oh, absolutely. Hang around and enjoy the board. We haven't had a genuine Pole-hater here since Espana. *high five*

He impaled himself on some bull. 🦬

That's not my point. You seem to have a problem. Fair enough, you warned us that you are sore. I like to establish what your problem is.

@Torq
It's not so much 'hating' as being very direct and honest about certain things. I heard Poles are supposed to be big fans of that? Maybe not when they're on the receiving end, though.

We are indeed; and we do respect an honest man even if we don't like what he says.

Looking forward to reading your posts.

I agree, they shouldn't be there (I'm waiting for local extremists saying that brain drain is good) but currently they would have to be sifted through some filter because who knows what kind of blood some of them have.

@Korvinus

Ooh, I seen to have encountered this forum's resident edgy internet nazi!

This is Poland, you know - people spraypaint Celtic crosses and white power slogans on the walls. You don't have to be merely an internet-based far-right sh*t-talker, people tend to be very understanding of that sort of thing out there in the Polish real world, too.

But maybe you'd be a bit scared of that as many of the Polish far right are monosyllabic football hooligan types who look like Shrek, with about two braincells and the tendency to rage when they feel a bit confused, so probably a lot safer and more comfortable to just be a nazi on an obscure old internet forum...?

Can you unconfuse me...

What are you? A Pole, Brit, American by birth, education, loyalty, and residence?

Reading his posts I come to the conclusion that although he doesn't stink of sweat, to jednak cuchnie mu z pyska.

@Alien
Well, on the bright side, at least all you've had to tolerate is me making a lot of (albeit incredibly witty) rude comments here over the past day or so. As opposed to legions of my countrypeople commenting dull slanders about yours every time you open the YouTube or Instagram apps. Something to be thankful for, maybe.

Something else that is incredibly irritating btw: how many Poles seem to turn into these smug, goodie-goodie bigheads when they start writing a social media comment:

"Oh yes, the Poland is SO clean and safe. Beautiful. White utopia like Stormfront guys says, because we don't have bardzo immigranty like your western shithole countries. Tylko Mentzen!

Nobody is spraypainting football hooligan nonsense on all the walls, which stays there forever, of course. Everybody is picking up and disposing of his dogsh*t. Empty and often shattered vodka/beer bottles on pavements? Nigdy nie!

O wow, yes, so safe and clean is the beautiful Polska. Women can stroll in the Praga Polnoc at 3am with absolutely no concerns. You can eat your obiad from spotless pavements. Sun is always shining so bright, and when it rains (which is hardly ever), only 100 PLN notes fall out of the sky. You are jealous, I think, hihi?"

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With this put me in the Fan of WarSore column.

But, please tell, you are here in PF because of self-loathing, right? You were probably drawn to Poland by Kasia who you met while she served you a pint of ale while you watched your Aston Villa club (Yippee Aye Eh, Yippee Aye Oh, mother(blankety-blanks) in a North London pub. She broke your heart

But, it's not the broken heart that triggered the self-loathing. Its the realization that even though Poland is below the civilized standards of The King's Realm, that Poland is a delusional self-righteous hypocrite, a dirty church-going wh0re, she has crept into your DNA like a covid mRNA booster shot. She has seduced you. She owns you.

You'll never go back to Angloed Isle and all her majesty and shine. You know you'll never leave the bed of your shameful lover: Poland.

No more Yippee Ah Oh..it's Tańczymy Labada from now to forever.

True? 😀

@AntV
A very nice try indeed, but no - nothing so cliched! I am not the classic "Dave who met Agnieszka in the UK and then came with her (plus the kids) when she repatriated". There are many of those fellas here, though! I need to build some connections with their network (the underground Angol resistance?) - best way to get an alert when a British Week finally appears again in Lidl and there's a chance of getting some proper bacon!

I really can't stand football, btw - which makes seeing "LEGIA" and their symbol spraypainted on every flat surface in my neighbourhood extra, extra annoying. It's kind of darkly amusing (you've gotta laugh, right?) to come from the country that invented both football and football hooliganism, but to only have encountered omnipresent and incredibly ugly football graffiti since I moved here. It's just not a thing at all back home, which makes the constant barrage of "UK is filthy and Poland is pristine" even more ironic to me.

Me and Poland have a complicated relationship. It's seen better days. I was a lot happier when I wasn't reading what her family was saying about mine on the internet. ;P

Yes...,Poland is not an easy woman.