Jewish obsession
No, really, Jews are your personal obsession. You wouldn't be so defensive otherwise.
Anyway, I put to you an on-topic question with a multiple choice answer. You were told to keep it simple and pick one of three answers: Jewish males, Polish males, or both. Despite all this you still couldn't be honest enough to answer it.
As stated before, you are an obsessive paid-to-post Zionist. So any mention of Jews whom you worship puts you into a wild tizzy.
Ridiculous...utter nonsense
Indeed you are. You claim to be a teacher (high school level only though and that is increasingly doubtful) and one who has demonstrated an obsequious need for British approval on here. So go look up their history particular an article entitled
"The 'White Feather Girls': women's militarism in the UK".
Go look, if you dare, into the long ugly human history of hypergamous and collaborationist
"war brides" who (far from being the gender to
"always suffer" as you laughably claim) gladly got busy cooking, cleaning and putting in overtime in the bedroom for the conquerors who vanquished their men.
Go look, if you dare, at how women gladly took their men's jobs in factories, shops and offices during WWI and WWII. Done out of patriotism? Hell no! They wanted a break from domesticated boredom at home. So much so that when men returned from war rather than showing any gratitude feminists got busy lobbying for women to stay working and compete with male veterans for jobs.
And how did the evil patriarchy respond? They agreed and let women build careers along with passing laws and funding social welfare programs to support them.
But if as you claim
"wars are males' invention and hobby" then why on earth did you even start this absurd post about Karolina Marchlewska who willingly joined a
"military police unit" of all career choices?
Every post you make falls flat as they are full of contradictions which you simply cannot defend and you know it.
Those poor students of yours. How do they learn anything? How did you ever get a job teaching in the first place?