Why so many Poles use a second hands clothes?

if we talk about clothes- YES

For sure we are all slaves to the system with the main evil being the monetary system.

I don't think so for many people in the context of this thread.

Here is a man who thinks that buying new clothes means he is ''free'' and that people who buy second hand clothes are ''slaves''.

This to me is a form of mental slavery and I do not think there is much worse slavery than mental slavery. (no offence Tit, like your opinion I have mine and on this topic we do not agree).

I am not saying that money is not important, for we have given it that but I do not think you are "free" just because you have it.

As long as money exists we will never be free, its an ingenious system to enslave the human race.

are you a commie?

If you wish to brand me i'll take new age realist. Money doesnt work, its a time bomb. Mark my words anybody under 40 will see a major shake up of the system in their life time. The current global economic crisis is only the beginning.

Money is the root of all evil, it has to be abolished.

what about barter trade then, Ill give you a bucket of coal and you give me a bag of washing powder

money backed by something is great, fiat money is crap.

Its difficult and the irradication of value is a tough one. No system is perfect granted but there is a better solution, its not communism. A resource based economy.

Ever since you and I were born were trained and told to make money, thats not morally right.

The question of the future should not be can we afford something, it should be do we have the resources, we have them now!

Take medicine for example, will the big drug companies cancel their patents for cancer vaccines? Will the big energy companies ever let free energy flood the market. We have the resources to power the World now without burning anything, why are we not doing it? answer - big business and corruption of the highest level.

and this is an explanation why so many Poles wear pants and socks left to the poor by German bauer ?

poles also steal clothes from charity shops in england and then sell it in poland

What they steal a couple of pairs of jeans and sell them for £2.00, forget about the £200 travel fees hey.


what ever floats your boat Tit.

that's an interesting fact, would you care to elaborate or are you just having one of those 'i hate everything Polish' days again. why are you even on this forum, are you in love with WB?

even take clothes out of recycling bins. ,,,,,,,,What next?

have they stolen them before you got there to have a peek yourself? aw

You are an enigma to me, WB. Those really are odd words coming from a man that openly confesses to being a show off. (gramma?) But you have my attention. Do you know any intersting books or documentaries on the subject?

PS: As for "lumpexy", even though the clothes are being washed beforehand it still feels awkward to wear them... Not to mention that you really have to have a lot of time on your hands to find something nice.

We all like to show off a bit, no? Its part of human nature the want to be great, admired, recognised, looked up to.

Im just totally sick of money, its always a problem, wether you have it, dont have it, I'd like to be doing something else other than the nonstop obsession associated with the green stuff.

My next venture is not about making money, its about giving something to society.

A recent occurance which will most probably result in the death of a loved one which I think could have been avoided with a bribe (we didnt know at the time) it just highlights the inherant issues of the system.

Yeh check out


its a documentary galvanised some opinions ive been harbouring for years.

some of use the money we make to invest in society.

No doubt about it. It's just that some people like to show off a little bit more than others,... and I thought that you are in the first group.

Either way, sorry to hear about the problems of your loved one. I also have some issues with the medical system here, and especially with the ethics of polish doctors. Not with all, but a big part of them.

Thanks for the zeitgeist, I started to watch it already. Seems interesting.

By responding to TIT’s skewed statements, the members of this forum are promoting, perpetuating his biased views. The appropriate response is no response.

Hahahaha.


Or if you read the thread you might find we can debate and talk about our different view points.
I think not discussing issues offers no form of education or insight at all.

You seem to know a lot about it - perhaps that's how you dress yourself.

Shops with second hands cloths are everywhere, on every corner.



Figure of speech ?


Polands economy is supposed to be super, so what hardships ?


What lack of money, Poland has the best economy in europe.


Absolutely.


Now come on, play the game.

You are confusing growth with a strong economy.
Poland is getting stronger but it is still quite poor in comparison to many countries like France Germany and England.

Many people here do not have much money and buy from farmer's markets and second hand clothes shops.

Right now Poland has the best BNP-growth in Europe. But the ratio salary/cost of living is still low in Poland.

It's 2 completely different things.

Why so many Poles use a second hands clothes?

So about 80posts ago, why didn,t someone just say, these 2nd hand clothes shops are aimed at the poorer members of society ? ........ simple.

Theres no shame in that.


Tell that to Mr Tusk. lol

interestingly enough, in wealthy countries, the rich buy from farmers markets and second hand clothes stores...and the poor buy from supermarkets and shopping malls.

I am sure the British National Party has not got that much growth in Poland right now ;)


I did, remember? you even quoted me on it.


It has been mentioned several times on this thread that famous rich people buy second hand clothes.
I am not familiar with this practice but then again I don't know many famous people.

ITT: a Butt-hurt new clothes retailer in Poland.

lulzy :)

It's nothing to be ashamed of! It's a great way to save money and recycle clothing and the Poles aren't the only ones!