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USA News and Poland - part 16


OP PolAmKrakow  3 | 1008
13 Aug 2025   #571
@Joker
His idea of taxing the rich is hilarious. The rich can move out of the city in a day, and then what? Socialist communist coxucker was born with a silver spoon in his mouth. Comes from a wealthy family.

As for Trump over stepping his authority. WTF are you talking about? The DC mayor already said publicly there is nothing she can do. DC is a $hithole and this should happen in every leftard city.
Lyzko  45 | 10118
13 Aug 2025   #572
Trump's full of cheap sloganeering and no-nothing remarks, e.g. "You spit, we hit!" etc.
The reason for police brutality at all, is because those chosen to be beat cops on the whole
are scraped from the bottom of society's barrel, ill-educated, brawling boozers, armed and deadly
without either knowing their own strength or caring.

British bobbies on the whole, with exception of course, are far better trained.
On the other hand, most aren't historically beset by the massive social problems
we here in the United States have to suffer .
Przelotnyptak1  - | 862
13 Aug 2025   #573
Trump's full of cheap sloganeering and no-nothing remarks, e.g. "You spit, we hit!" etc

You would be correct if you switched from Trup's to Lyzko's, which is filled with cheap slogans and meaningless remarks, such as "You spit, we hit!" When you spit, you are aiming for a person's soul, their honor. Therefore, hitting a mangled turd is just a deserved form of justice, if I may say so. But the question remains: what do you really know about honor?
Novichok  7 | 10727
13 Aug 2025   #574
The DC mayor already said publicly there is nothing she can do.

Only a total moron would object to a no-cost plan to reduce crime.

The best way to find one ...look for a Democrap who is black, female, or both for a super moron...

The reason for police brutality

You are lying. There is no "police brutality". All brutality comes from drunk Karens and kneegrows.

So...either post numbers or STFU.

we here in the United States have to suffer .

Who is "we"?

Are you a Karen who has to be told to "step out of the car" 10 times before the window is smashed and her fat ass dragged out by force?

When were you mistreated by a police officer last time?

When you spit, you are aiming for a person's soul, their honor.

Spitting at a cop is a felony. That's what stupid Karens do. Unfortunately, DAs routinely drop those charges.
Novichok  7 | 10727
13 Aug 2025   #575
Golden Moron was right...

YTD Dow: 6%

Trump is destroying America...We all are gonna die...
cms neuf  1 | 2261
13 Aug 2025   #576
You know the Polish stock exchange is up 34 percent in zloty terms in 2025 ?

In Dollar terms its 44 percent (Golden Cow has trashed the dollar)

Even the dear old Brits are up 11 percent (19 percent in dollar terms)
Novichok  7 | 10727
13 Aug 2025   #577
You know the Polish stock exchange is up 34 percent in zloty terms in 2025 ?

Did you know that when I peed into the Baltic last year, Sopot got flooded?

Nice move, weasel...The US economy was not ruined by Trump's tariffs because our trading enemies ate 67% of them.
Ironside  53 | 13693
13 Aug 2025   #578
Did you know that when I peed into the Baltic last year

You pig, you are one of those people.
Novichok  7 | 10727
13 Aug 2025   #579
Everybody does it...Especially in Poland where you have to pay to pi$$.
Ironside  53 | 13693
13 Aug 2025   #580
Everybody does it

But not everybody brags about it; it takes a special kind of person. lol
Tlum  12 | 417
13 Aug 2025   #581
In the US, 3 pounds of apples at Walmart now cost $10 on discount. In Poland, it's $2.25.

Some, like Novi, with good pensions may not care, but their kids and grandkids might. They could consider a Polish passport while immigration to Poland may be still an option.

Good job, America. BTW - these are local apples, grown in the US.


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Novichok  7 | 10727
14 Aug 2025   #582
But not everybody brags about it; it takes a special kind of person. lol

That was the best analogy I could come up with on such a short notice...

I never peed in the Baltic...It's too cold...
Novichok  7 | 10727
14 Aug 2025   #583
In the US:

Quoting...

The current national average price is $1.31 for "Apples, Red Delicious, per lb.

About those evil tariffs...

EU tariffs - good

US tariffs - bad
cms neuf  1 | 2261
14 Aug 2025   #584
Who gives a **** about your apples and your medieval weights and measures that only Americans use.

They are about 5 zloty a kilo in Biedronka this week.
Tlum  12 | 417
14 Aug 2025   #585
EU tariffs - good
US tariffs - bad

You keep repeating this garbage, but:

The EU uses tariffs strategically to protect industries like car manufacturing. The orange hog slaps tariffs on everything, even stuff the US doesn't produce, like coffee, cocoa, bananas, avocados.

Are you smart enough to get the difference and in fact conclude that: EU tariffs - good for EU citizens, US tariffs - bad for US citizens?
OP PolAmKrakow  3 | 1008
14 Aug 2025   #586
@cms neuf
So apples in Poland are more expensive than the US. SImple math.

@Tlum
US tariffs seen as being a game changer to pay down the debt. This accoring to the experts. Americans dont GAF about paying a little more if they want something. And those that do mind probably should be buying anything at all. Gas is lower than in Poland. Lots of other prices have come down as well. Tariffs good for the US.
Lazarus  3 | 590
14 Aug 2025   #587
They are about 5 zloty a kilo in Biedronka this week.

Yes, but saying things like that will only confuse the hard of thinking: they'll say that 1.31 is a smaller number than 5, so apples are cheaper in the US. What you need to do is give the Biedronka price per kg in USD per pound, i.e. (5 / 3.66) * 0.454 = $0.62

So, apples in Poland are less than half the price of apples in the USA.

@cms neuf
So apples in Poland are more expensive than the US. SImple math.

What did I say would happen when the price was given in zl per kilo?
Novichok  7 | 10727
14 Aug 2025   #588
EU tariffs - good for EU citizens, US tariffs - bad for US citizens?

Like I said....

EU tariffs - good

US tariffs - bad

Gas is lower than in Poland.

That's in absolute numbers. Adjusting to incomes, Polish prices are a disaster...

What did I say would happen when the price was given in zl per kilo?

The only way to compare is how long you have to work in the US vs Poland to buy a kilograms of apples.
Novichok  7 | 10727
14 Aug 2025   #589
Tariffs good for the US.

A necessary and the only tool US president has to force manufacturing jobs to come back home...

I asked these morons here many times what else Trump can do to achieve this objective and all I got was a typical weasely Euro bullshlt.

Memo to "tariffs make prices go up" morons:

The price we pay for a foreign product has two parts: (1) the price, (2) the taxes we pay to support the unemployed who lost their jobs because those jobs went to China.

Then the spiral to hell starts...broken families, drug addiction, dispair, crime...

Duh! Azzholes...
Przelotnyptak1  - | 862
14 Aug 2025   #590
Golden Moron and his selective brain function. Let's compare the prices of turkey and salmon across Europe. Even better, let's examine how affordable Poland is when we adjust the prices based on differences in earnings. Give it up, you simpleton.
Mr Grunwald  34 | 2275
14 Aug 2025   #591
Let's compare the prices of turkey

You really want to go that route?

Both of them with same quality won't be aveliable in both markets.

American made Turkey or Fish fished in America will be basically impossible to come by in Europe (not only in Poland) perhaps even outright banned due to health concerns. Yet you equalise it as if it's perfectly normal and has no impact on quality of life.

Not only that, if the Polish product was aveliable in America with the same standards as in Europe (but, let's be generous here and say just Poland) most people wouldn't buy it, cause it would be too expensive. Ergo couldn't afford it

I can safely bet most Poles can afford to buy Turkey or Salmon even if luxurious occasionally.

In America one would probably have to be a successful lawyer, cause I have a hard time imagining a hard working average or middle class American, working two jobs, bringing food on the table, worried about paying down loans or mortgage to even think about eating salmon or turkey when it's not thanksgiving. Am I wrong? You should know the answer far better then me. I have never been to America after all. Convince me, convince us and convince yourself.
Przelotnyptak1  - | 862
14 Aug 2025   #592
Grand Rapids and the surrounding areas are major producers of apples. If you're trying to save money, you can actually get all the apples you need for free! All you have to do is visit one of the local orchards, ask for permission, and you can pick up apples from the ground.

Alternatively, if your family consumes a large number of apples, you can visit one of the many farmers' markets where you can buy 20 pounds of apples for just $10.

Do you know of similar opportunities in Poland or any other European country? By focusing on such a small segment of the market, you may be creating a misleading perception, and in turn, you confirm your limitation and the reason for your nickname, Golden Moron
Przelotnyptak1  - | 862
14 Aug 2025   #593
even outright banned due to health concerns.

So you admit to dirty, underhanded tactics by the EU , health concerns as justification, but you squeal like a stuck pig when Trump imposes tariffs to fix the cheating.
Remember chicken ch*t as a necessary ingredient in your breakfast. one of the most ridiculous, laughable trade barriers.
Mr Grunwald  34 | 2275
14 Aug 2025   #594
So you admit to dirty, underhanded tactics by the EU

I admit to incompetent EU administration, unpatriotic American businessmen with no regard for their own branding, future of their customers or their own country.

You should be glad I am not a judge in America, I would have had them hanged a lot of them for treason and putting America's future at risk.

But, yeah sure. Europe is the problem? Your crazy?
cms neuf  1 | 2261
14 Aug 2025   #595
Right, you can pick apples off the floor or drive round to some far off state and buy them from a tax dodging farmer.

Yes, amazingly, we have markets and street stalls, wholesalers, discount clubs and everything in between.

And stop talking about illogical ass pounds and ounces. Poland has been using kilos since Napoleonic times. just like the other 180 countries in the world.

As for this guff about comparing with earnings, well that works if you are a paid employee, punch your card at 9. Then sitting in a dusty office, striving to make those HP payments on your used car with weird stains on the seats and suburban house. Yes Mr Smith ! Thankyou Mr Smith !

People in Poland who work like that are in a minority - about 9m are salaried, with many taking on other work or side hustles.
Novichok  7 | 10727
14 Aug 2025   #596
Are you, Euro clowns, trying to compare the US with your parasitic, free-loading, defenseless, Muslim-infested, decaying shltholes?

It's really annoying...
cms neuf  1 | 2261
14 Aug 2025   #597
Decaying

Now there's a great description of suburban America.

Salmon BTW is half the price here than in the US. Have a nice side chilling in the fridge with some great French wine and Italian cheese ready for a family visit tomorrow.
Novichok  7 | 10727
14 Aug 2025   #598
Now there's a great description of suburban America.

Decaying is Africa in America. Europe in America is fine.

Murder rates:

Africa in America - 24 per 100k (see the DC)

Europe in America - 2

Finland - 1.5

Belgium - 1.5

France - 1.4

Conclusion: Guns have nothing to do with murder rates.

It's the skin pigment.

The darker the skin, the lower the IQ and more violent the person inside that skin.
Przelotnyptak1  - | 862
14 Aug 2025   #599
even outright banned due to health concerns.

Convince me, convince us and convince yourself.
@ Mr Grunwald

I have no reason to convince myself of anything, all I am doing is countering idiotic assumptions brought up by a Golden Moron.

@ Mr Grunwald

Even if I tried my best, or borrowed Richard's intelligence or Johnny's eloquence, I would still struggle to convey the depth of ignorance in your post. It's hard to believe that someone who appears to be intelligent has such a fundamentally misguided understanding of America.

As a Pole myself, with a strong grasp of Polish realities, I see positive progress in many aspects of life. However, I must point out that Poland still lags significantly behind America in certain areas.

Regarding hygiene and food quality-don't make me laugh. When I visited the most exclusive supermarket in Warsaw, looking for shrimp, I found what appeared to be shriveled-up items resembling maggots. In the U.S., such products would be banned, and the store would face serious consequences for selling unsafe food. So much for the claim of superior products.
Przelotnyptak1  - | 862
14 Aug 2025   #600
But, yeah sure. Europe is the problem? Your crazy?

Not so much anymore. The genius businessman, Trump, fixed most of it with the tariffs,

Salmon BTW is half the price here than in the US. Have a nice side chilling in the fridge with some great French wine and Italian cheese ready for a family visit tomorrow.

Are you sure you're not referring to carp, a fish that most Americans wouldn't eat, except for some within the Black community? Atlantic salmon, especially the wild-caught variety, is too expensive for the average Pole. As for French wine, California wine has proven to be superior in every blind taste test. I can appreciate Wisconsin cheeses, but I thought we were discussing Polish products. It seems like you're jumping between topics or are a bit nervous about this conversation.


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