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Poland - the least liked German neighbour.


rychlik 41 | 372
24 Jul 2010 #61
Another provocative article. If these stats are true then let it be. It shows the evil and intolerant nature of the Kraut. It also shows the lack of logic and intelligence. What the h'ell have Poles done to the Krauts? Anyways, this nation has to die out and it will - before Poland. I hate the German. A good German is a dead one :)
Bratwurst Boy 12 | 11,848
24 Jul 2010 #62
It shows the evil and intolerant nature of the Kraut.

I hate the German. A good German is a dead one :)

Yeah...quite the good and tolerant one, aren't you...
rychlik 41 | 372
24 Jul 2010 #63
I get worked up over this kind of stuff. But a German shouldn't be lecturing a Pole on tolerance.
Seanus 15 | 19,672
24 Jul 2010 #64
I think it just depends what kind of Pole and German come together. A certain elitist kind from both sides could only lead to a major tussle with neither backing down.

I guess when you commit ethnic cleansing against them, a nation tends not to like you.
Bratwurst Boy 12 | 11,848
24 Jul 2010 #65
I get worked up over this kind of stuff. But a German shouldn't be lecturing a Pole on tolerance.

Which German does this?
The poll was about sympathies...
And you right now are doing everything to make me dislike Poles, if it's that what you want...congrats! No reason to complain afterwards if they keep disliking you...
aphrodisiac 11 | 2,437
24 Jul 2010 #66
But a German shouldn't be lecturing a Pole on tolerance.

why not, even if he has a point?
Seanus 15 | 19,672
24 Jul 2010 #67
Why the need for generalisations? I've met bad Germans and good Germans. One called Henrika was a pain as she felt I wasn't smart enough to be doing an LLM like she was. This despite gaining a prestigious scholarship. Such arrogance can be found amongst Germans quite easily.

Then again, I found a couple of Berliners really nice and friendly. A guy called Florian from Hamburg too.

It was funny to hear him and Judit speak. She was from Bavaria and they didn't understand each other sometimes. Both very likable people.
TheOther 6 | 3,667
24 Jul 2010 #68
Why the need for generalisations?

Such arrogance can be found amongst Germans quite easily

You're generalizing... :)
Seanus 15 | 19,672
24 Jul 2010 #69
Hehehe, good try! Nah, that's where the truth came in to my post, the Other :) :) It cannot really be denied that it's quite easy to find.
Bratwurst Boy 12 | 11,848
24 Jul 2010 #70
It cannot really be denied that it's quite easy to find.

I'm sure you can find easily stupid Poles everywhere too...not to mention stingy Scots...
Seanus 15 | 19,672
24 Jul 2010 #71
Again, no denial from me, BB :) :) Frugal and thrifty would have been better, but your description fits Aberdonians :)
Bratwurst Boy 12 | 11,848
24 Jul 2010 #72
"Frugal and thrifty" would be positive..."stingy" is negative.
You could also say "self assured" or "self confident" say to "arrogance".

But that isn't what stereotypes are about...
Seanus 15 | 19,672
24 Jul 2010 #73
Exactly! Some are this and some are that, end of story :) :)

I might be visiting Dresden in December. Either there or Salzburg in Austria. I look forward to hearing a different language again.
Paulina 16 | 4,379
25 Jul 2010 #74
And you right now are doing everything to make me dislike Poles, if it's that what you want...congrats!

*hugs Bratwurst Boy*

why not, even if he has a point?

He hasn't. Rychlik is clearly a chauvinist.
Bratwurst Boy 12 | 11,848
25 Jul 2010 #75
*hugs Bratwurst Boy*

*snif*

*bawls on Paulina's shoulder*

Seanus 15 | 19,672
25 Jul 2010 #76
Is it because those Poles haven't returned those cars to Germany? ;) Or was it that too many Germans got disillusioned through having to haggle to get their motor back when in Poland? ;) ;)
Bratwurst Boy 12 | 11,848
25 Jul 2010 #77
It's all the Poles fault, surely...
We Germans just like everybody naturally, so!

:)
Seanus 15 | 19,672
25 Jul 2010 #78
Try telling a Berliner (not a donut) called Deitler that. He said even Polish bureaucracy is friendlier. If that's the case, I never want to visit German offices. He was a staunch critic of his own country and loves his business here in Szczecin (Stettin).
Bratwurst Boy 12 | 11,848
25 Jul 2010 #79
He said even Polish bureaucracy is friendlier.

See how hard a German tries to be polite and nice???
Seanus 15 | 19,672
25 Jul 2010 #80
Well, I haven't seen it yet as I've never experienced it :)
Mr Grunwald 32 | 2,173
25 Jul 2010 #81
He said even Polish bureaucracy is friendlier.

That's impossible, he must have been drunk!

See how hard a German tries to be polite and nice???

Ahh yez they do, they do

Take an example of your new foreign minister, I got really surprised by his first foreign visit in the office.
George8600 10 | 631
25 Jul 2010 #82
If this is true, then German can go screw itself. But these statistics can easily be smudged. As someone who has obvious Polish ethnicity I have many German friends and I speak the language and as I said they know my ethnicity. Truth is however, all of my German friends are new age/young. So I really don't know...
Bzibzioh
25 Jul 2010 #83
Bratwurst, I'm sorry to hear about that tragic event

"18 killed in mass panic at Germany's Love Parade"
Marek11111 9 | 808
25 Jul 2010 #84
good thing that you got out a live Bratwurst Boy you are lucky
MediaWatch 10 | 944
25 Jul 2010 #85
Well look at the bright side.

At least those percentages are better then during 1939. LOL
MediaWatch 10 | 944
25 Jul 2010 #87
Torq there is more to this Polish article.

Although the German media may not be perfect in portraying Poles and there has been some residual negativity passed down from some older Germans to younger Germans, the articles says that the Germans with the most negative attitude towards Poles are the ones FURTHEST away from Poland with no contact with Poles.

It also says, Germans near the border of Poland and who know Poles have a better impression of Poles then Germans who don't know Poles.

I suppose the opposite is also true.
PennBoy 76 | 2,432
25 Jul 2010 #88
MediaWatch

Yea well i 'must' have met those who didn't know Poles since they didn't even know me and didn't like me when they found out i was Polish. This is all bs, look at the statistic the younger ones who are supposed to be more open and tolerant are worse than the older generation. This week an Italian man came to my job, we chated about Europe for a while, he told me his dislike for Germans, so i guess Germans aren't exactly loved by everyone either.
Bratwurst Boy 12 | 11,848
25 Jul 2010 #89
This week an Italian man came to my job, we chated about Europe for a while, he told me his dislike for Germans, so i guess Germans aren't exactly loved by everyone either.

Germany is the most popular country! :)

And the Italians just love us! :)
(77% positive, you must have found one of the 8% negative - or he just wanted to be polite to you)

Only France (84% and South Korea 82% love us more)
Closely followed by Spain 74%, Portugal 72 % and Brazil 70%....;)
Marek11111 9 | 808
25 Jul 2010 #90
And the Italians just love us! :)

Bratwurst Boy maybe you can create a axis of love this time


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