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My Last Link To Poland Died - Why Leaving Poland Was My Best Decision


Crow 155 | 9,025
29 May 2018 #31
Worse thing is that she assimilate into Anglo. Its loss for Slavdom. Shame.
rozumiemnic 8 | 3,862
29 May 2018 #32
the quality of your stupidity is rising by the minute.
Crow 155 | 9,025
29 May 2018 #33
She should come to Serbia. Zealand is mistake. Place in the middle of sh**.
Jaskier
29 May 2018 #34
. I'd be careful going out on your own as a woman though as people of certain culture might wish to take advantage

I do go out and the only precautions I take is simple common sense.

atleast poles can discuss all the problems caused by the migrant crisis and religious identity of people...

Well you can be prosecuted for discussing religion but probably only if it's the CC because they are that precious group...
Dirk diggler 10 | 4,585
29 May 2018 #35
Well Christ is King of Poland and the country is well over 80% christian so naturally some statements are out of bounds. Atleast in poland the media and people are still free to discuss the problems that muslim migrants are causing. Although if the EU and the marxist socialists got their way these discussions would be curtailed and made illegal. For now, we can report and discuss these issues. In uk not so much, that's why Tommy Robinson was arrested and put in jail.for 13 months for reporting on the trial of a dozen alleged (and he made sure to that word) muslim rapists.
10iwonka10 - | 395
29 May 2018 #36
Because even you just state facts ( without personal opinion) they will twist your words and will call you racist, xenophob...
Jaskier
29 May 2018 #37
Well Christ is King of Poland and the country is well over 80% christian so naturally some statements are out of bounds.

So freedom of speech means speaking only what the majority accepts? Doesn't sound like a freedom of speech to me...

Atleast in poland the media and people are still free to discuss the problems that muslim migrants are causing.

But you can't discuss the Church, say what you think about the Bible or make a play...
Wow, I'm so happy that at least I can discuss immigrants...
10iwonka10 - | 395
29 May 2018 #38
But you can't discuss the Church, say what you think about the Bible or make a play...Wow, I'm so happy that at least I can discuss immigrants...

of course you can-you can have some people protesting against it but still can do it.....
Jaskier
29 May 2018 #39
But then you get prosecuted. So I don't see any significant in it. And going to court is a bit more than ' being called a racist, xenophob' to which you complained.
Dirk diggler 10 | 4,585
29 May 2018 #40
But you can't discuss the Church

Of course you can, and people do especially criticizing the church's cozy political relationship with the state. Nonetheless, because of polands demographics it doesn't mean a lot of people will care what you say about the church
10iwonka10 - | 395
29 May 2018 #41
But then you get prosecuted

Prosecuted?- for what exactly ? discussion, different opinion? All these women on black marches....were not arrested
Jaskier
29 May 2018 #42
Do you know 'obraża uczuć religijnych'? Especially active is Ryszard Nowak but there were other court cases
10iwonka10 - | 395
29 May 2018 #43
it depends how far someone went...it is difference between discussion, opinion and being offensive. It there was court case it must have been reason for it.
dolnoslask 6 | 2,935
29 May 2018 #44
Polish men are xenophobic, aggressive, and backward

Only because you married a Bangladeshi , otherwise you would be singing a different tune.

Its your problem deal with it.
OP Ania30 1 | 24
29 May 2018 #45
Funny how people behave exactly you would expect the arrogant and malevolent Polish Patriarchal society to behave. They condemn the UK, New Zealand and apparently can be seen begging to come to these countries even as a menial labour with their so called high degrees. Shameful behaviour.

I say what I know. Outside the big cities Poland is a mess. We shouldn't dare compare our country with my new country New Zealand.

Yes, my husband has Bangladesh ancestry but he is a Kiwi, we enjoy bacon and wine and have beautiful children who do well in school and study with Anglo, Maori, Pacifica, Indian and Asian students and learn more than an average Polish child. There is true freedom of speech here. JESUS is not the King of Poland, I thank Jesus for it :D.

Such a dismal condition Poland fell into now. It was getting better in the cities, but the outskirts were neglected. We became the last refuge of a medieval patriarchal sentiment that was held by some of the most useless men of the entire European Continent.

I've seen how Polish women are left with their cats after 45, how forsaken and how limited are their rights over themselves.

I am a New Zealand citizen, but born in a foreign country with an accent. I still get love and respect and opportunities. My household is diverse, secure and loving. After so many years of marriage, I still feel special.

Polish women from outside the main cities are left with this question to themselves: "What do you think, are you getting all this?"

I know the true answer ... so no need to answer.
dolnoslask 6 | 2,935
29 May 2018 #46
So there is no need for you to look back and moan about Poland then just enjoy your new life in your perfect country, but take a moment to look at the suffering of the indigenous Maori, who are doing all your dirty jobs and live in their home country as second class citizens.

Oh the hypocrisy
Jaskier
29 May 2018 #47
it depends how far someone went...it is difference between discussion, opinion and being offensive.

But that sounds like....let me think...oh yeah 'political correctness' and 'hate speech'

@Ania 30
I must say that for someone bragging of an open mind, trying different experiences you are awfully 'zasciankowa' (don't know an English term)
10iwonka10 - | 395
29 May 2018 #48
But that sounds like....let me think...oh yeah 'political correctness' and 'hate speech'

No these are 2 different things.

example

If you are abusive towards gay man on the street just because he is gay it is offence and should not be accepted.

if you say- my religion/conviction do not accept homosexual relations- it is your personal opinion and no one will punish you for it.
Jaskier
29 May 2018 #49
If I say that I don't believe in Bible because it was written by drunksome after wine I go to court. I don't have to be abusive toward any Catholic. So what's the difference?
mafketis 37 | 10,884
29 May 2018 #50
how people behave exactly you would expect

If you're really happy in your new home, congratulations.

In my experience people who have a compulsive need to have other people congratulate them for being happy..... aren't.

Wanna talk?
rozumiemnic 8 | 3,862
29 May 2018 #51
Id hate to see one of the youngins falling victim to a Pakistani kidnapping and rape gang

that is very sweet of you, however the truth is that you are SIX times more likely to be shot or stabbed in Washington DC than in the UK. Personally I worry about my American cousins...:)

I wonder if you are projecting because the US and UK share a language?
Read today's times for a really interesting article on why Americans are so convinced that the UK is some kind of hellhole.
mafketis 37 | 10,884
29 May 2018 #52
I worry about my American cousins...:)

that's better than referring to us as excrement (which you still haven't apologized for)
rozumiemnic 8 | 3,862
29 May 2018 #53
what?

When I say 'my American cousins' I mean my American cousins, as in the child of my father's sister and his family...
mafketis 37 | 10,884
29 May 2018 #54
first

septics make a big deal

then

Septics moaning

and another time or two.... wanna apologize for using racist terminology?
rozumiemnic 8 | 3,862
29 May 2018 #55
LOL
really? Septic Tank is Cockney rhyming slang for Yank, therefore it is shortened to 'Septic'
I think its funny.
Poles are 'jam rolls' and Greeks are 'bubble and squeaks' or bubbles for short.
Get over it, like I have got over being called a 'Limey'.
johnny reb 48 | 7,091
29 May 2018 #56
But what ever you do don't call a Jew a Jew or you will get a B warning.
CasualObserver
29 May 2018 #58
that's why Tommy Robinson was arrested and put in jail.

Nope. He was jailed for Contempt of Court. It's the second time he's tried to disrupt a trial, by filming the defendants and witnesses at the court. That's illegal, as it can prejudice a trial, and force a retrial at a cost of £X00,000s. He was under a suspended sentence for doing the same thing last year, and narrowly escaped jail (i.e. he got leniency from the judge). But he did it again, so he was jailed.

I say again: the first time he did this, last year, he got leniency - no jail time. So it is hardly a case of the 'state' trying to silence him. If it was, he'd have been jailed first time.
Dirk diggler 10 | 4,585
29 May 2018 #59
Reporting on a case and clearly using the words alleged each time is not trying to influence a case. I watched the video he said nothing that wasn't public record and never said they were guilty. He merely pointed out the facts which were all publicly known. But the socialist brits hate facts when theyre against Muslim rapists, especially when someone like Tommy points them out. I'm sorry alleged muslim rapists

Besides, it doesn't change the fact that numerous people have been prosecuted, fined, put in jail, refused entry simply because of their political views. Isis fighters can go.to the uk.and return from.syria and live in peace and not be prosecuted yet a right wing speaker cannot. Fts
rozumiemnic 8 | 3,862
29 May 2018 #60
tommy robinson was jailed for contempt of court, for which he pleaded guilty.
He was broadcasting to his facebook live from outside the court.
You do see why that would be a threat to our justice system don't you?


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