Do colored immigrants in Poland function better than in Western countries?

Those days are gone.

Once, someone who emigrated from, say, Poland, needed a short wave radio to hear their own language, couldn't get kielbasa for love nor money and needed to save half a year's wages to visit home.

Now, people have all the TV channels they had at home, the entire internet at their fingertips and of course Ryanair Stansted-Modlin is often cheaper and always quicker than PKP Warsaw-Szczecin (and that includes airport travel/waiting).


Something to blame Yank academics seeking to impose their views on others and r*SSian and Chinese propagandists seeking to undermine the free world are very much to blame for.

the problem is, during communism it was viewed that all those that did not return and rebuild the the socialist utopia republic of poland and bring their western money were viewed as unpatriotic, and that view is vaguely latent amongst the decision makers of our post communist system. PiS made some valiant efforts, there was a good website, hence your return :)


of course. the days of polish children being caned in australian schools in the 50s is over. but that does not negate the fact how do you introduce western values to new migrants for cultures that are opposite without being called racist by the new fake left?

let me expand on that.
how do u educate Deobandi paki and bangla new arrivals that it's acceptable for women in England to not wear the veil and choose their own beliefs? And for their own to marry non muslims and kuffars are o.k to be friends with, without of being accused of cultural and English supremacy and the R word? or it's all good in the hood of England and it'll all work out?
Please explain.

Or any children.

You do hear sad stories in Poland though about the way school staff, especially so-called catechicists (too early to care about spelling) treat children with one or both parents from overseas.


I've a feeling that that boat has now sailed; the numbers are too large.

But not in Poland guv.. And that's the whole point of obrona granic movement. whatever about the politics, it's a national feeling based on centuries of history and that's it. It's about the polish soul, ugly or beautiful.

@amiga500
I understand this. My paperwork took years to get in order and hundreds of hours in the archives to find certain documents. I dont think you would find Polish Americans that are over 50 or 60 who would come, it doesnt give them an advantage. I think you see a lot of those people 18 to 40 who would jump on it. Younger people who want to avoid paying 60 to 100K per year for a college education would be very enthusiastic. A small D3 college averages 50K per year, this year we have 27 clients attending Polish universities taking classes in English with all costs, including a meal plan and housing for about 14K, and graduating in 3 years instead of 4. It took less than 5 months to get that many interested. Granted only 4 have Polish ancestry, and 2 of them have Polish passports, but if the government made a real effort, this could easily take off. Imagine billboards in NY, Chicago, Connecticut, Maine, and a few other places advertising this. I have to believe the response would be tremendous.

Same same.


We all of us have that.

It really isn't is it? Comparing England to Poland lol like comparing sledzie and black pudding.


Sure but the pakis and banglas have it about the islamic empire that invaded india and not mother england.

They're much closer than you think albeit very different in some noticeable ways, however (in common with most island countries) England has a more complex and robust culture, one which outsiders think they understand but never ever do.


The Moghul Empire and its dramatically sudden fall should be compulsory learning in American schools.

England is an empire Island ship faring nation totally different from the Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth. Gdansk like Rotterdam was our seafairing city and in touch with all cultures by means of trade.

Effectively landlocked and invaded by everyone; hence its multicultural past and future.


A great Hanseatic city.

Penny stock degrees if i ever saw sone, the polish university are the worst at amerykanski rynek just like the warsaw/krakow taxis. imagine if the american unis where teaching in chinese. what does a degree in the english language in poland get you as a yank? apart from a cleaner or sh*t entry position in new york main street?


So what are the non-Poles going to do till when their student visa expires? Try and F*ck polish women and men and have babies?, or Go Back Where You Came From.

Hey bro since you seem to be in the education market already why don't you get off your ass and make an effort instead of relying on the polish government? BTW considering your polak background, 4 out of 27 polish ancestry into the uni is pretty p*ss weak.

@amiga500
Not in the education market. In the sports market. Just happens they overlap sometimes. A degree from a Polish university is just as good as many from the US. International business, logistics and supply chain management, cyber security and other programs are highly regarded internationally. But yes, I expect them to bang a lot of Polish girls while they are here. It is college after all.

True. But it's not American College as they know the universe. It's Poland... hahah
I must admit enrolled a Polish Language short course at Jagielionian in Krakow two decades+ past.. had access to the welcome to polish culture jagelonian uni teachers. Lots of yank polak students and yank girls trying to grind me on the uni dancefloor haha

I got mine from WUT, Wydzial Lacznosci i Automatyki, in 1966. A year later, I was happily employed at Stewart Warner Electronics in Chicago.

Nobody asked me to show my diploma then and since ... Nobody asked me for my pronouns, either...

This suggests that a university degree was not needed to perform the activity.For example, a cloakroom attendant or a toilet attendant or a night watchman? 🤔