Referendum to decide about exotic immigrants in Poland

That is what happens if someone is brainwashed by liberal media propaganda. Communists that succeeded in France are anti-NATO, pro-Putin, and so on.

I am convinced that they will not be in the government.

Worse or better than far right and nationalists who hold similar views???

Does that even mean anything? It is only a political slur used by lefties for those they don't like - hardly a democratic feature.

...and a way to avoid getting into specifics of what "far-right" stands for.

Leftist scum never does it because they know most people would agree with those bad far-rightists.

BTW, why the French stayed left is a mystery to me.

I see. So calling you far right and nationalist is a slur. hahahaha


While you like or even love lefties. :):)

What is it too like? they are mostly with few exceptions ethical and moral zeros and the only thing they can add to a debate is personal attacks, slogans, and political slurrs.

So, hypo, you complain that leftists don`t like your sort of far right and nationalists but you give yourself full right to dislike them and consider it fair?? AmaSSing!

Me too, but Far Left would be a better description.... these people are Communists......


Of course it is you Socialist moron!

Ironside talking about lefties.

Certain immigrant from Uzbekistan said in an interview that the emergence of an Uzbek district in Warsaw, a Central Asian Chinatown, is only a matter of time.

Of course it is a nonsense, says an expert on immigration.

The expert notes, however, that although more and more migrants from Central Asia are coming to Poland, their numbers are still not large. Considering other factors, the expert has no illusions about immigrant districts in Poland.

- I doubt that any immigrant districts will be created in Poland. It is politicians who repeat the mantra of "immigrant districts", citing British or French experiences. Let's remember that Polish cities and our housing market are shaped completely differently - he points out.

- If we look at the districts in London, they have always been class districts. It was known that in a given place the richer lived, and in another the less richer. You can easily determine who has what financial status by the district code. But this is not the case in Poland. After the war, there are practically no districts in our country that would be inhabited only by one social group - he adds.

He was right, it is only a matter of time.


The same is true of Warsaw and you will see immigrants flooding to the supposed poorer parts of Warsaw.

The late 1990s early 2000s old commie built blocks close to Pałac Kultury had a _lot_ of Vietnamese residents. I was by the door of one waiting for someone once and there were 6 or 7 Veitnamese for each Polish person. Ul Grzybowska was the heaviest concentration... A Vietnamese friend said the border guard at the airport commented on her address "Grzybowska again!"

These apartments in the buildings were pretty small and very unpopular with Polish people which facilitated Vietnamese renting/buying them. I have no idea what the area looks like now...

And while the PRL had only the barest minimum of economic segregation it has drastically increased over the last 20 years or so not to the extent of western Europe but a lot more than there was so the professor might be engaging in wishful thinking...

For the record I think the lack of economic segregation was one of the few good things about the PRL... when the very poor or very rich only have each other around.... it's not good for them.

I just had my breakfast. I am ready to vomit...

You aren`t able to go out onto American street without vomit reflex, it seems...... :):):) Do you also get it when you look in the mirror??? hahaha

They have no Vietnamese, they are very hard-working people, but also more isolated from others than, for example, Turks in Germany.