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samplaire
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I'm sorry...
Please, don't identify me with our (Polish) government. I'm ashamed such people represent me and speak in my name. Not mine, definitely. I mean many aspects but the one about not agreeing for the day against death penalty was so apparent I'm sorry...
I'm sorry...
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Herr Voigt
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I hope you'll get a better government soon. Don't worry!
The Polish people and this government is not the same, we all know. But I also hope that your government changes cos the Kaczynskis don't like Germany - they say, Germany wants to dominate Poland in the European Union.
That's B*LLSH*T!
Look, so many threads contain discussions about George W Bush, and most of our american friends don't like him, too ...
Governments come and go, but the proud polish people will ever exist.
Peaceful greetings from Germany
The Polish people and this government is not the same, we all know. But I also hope that your government changes cos the Kaczynskis don't like Germany - they say, Germany wants to dominate Poland in the European Union.
That's B*LLSH*T!
Look, so many threads contain discussions about George W Bush, and most of our american friends don't like him, too ...
Governments come and go, but the proud polish people will ever exist.
Peaceful greetings from Germany
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I´ve got the same things in mind when I look at our german government - everybody is at the wrong position. And most people care about terorism, but the main porblem is drugs in the government, the organized crime and the overall corruptness.samplaire wrote:Please, don't identify me with our (Polish) government. I'm ashamed such people represent me and speak in my name. Not mine, definitely. I mean many aspects but the one about not agreeing for the day against death penalty was so apparent
"Heaven is there where hell is and heaven is not on earth!"
Let us not forget the bravest of the brave, who spoke loud and proud to the Soviet Union, while others watched.
Lech Walesa, the man from Popowo dealt the Soviets a blow which they could never would recover from. That's only one Polish hero off the top of my head.
Sorry I disagree with your position though, but respect your opinion. That's why repression never works. You can only silence so many, for so long.
Here in Las Vegas there are many Polish people here earning a good living in the trades Unions. I met a female engineer the other day while checking out a new stage, actually there will be 34 stages built when they are finished. She was born in Poland and immagrated here when she was nine to Brighton Beach, NJ. But she earned enough money to fly her Grandparents here and though they loved Las Vegas, but they would not immagrate here. They said they would rather stay in Poland. I guess ol' Lech made a lot of Poles happy to make their own choices after decades of " Soviet style freedom. "
Lech Walesa, the man from Popowo dealt the Soviets a blow which they could never would recover from. That's only one Polish hero off the top of my head.
Sorry I disagree with your position though, but respect your opinion. That's why repression never works. You can only silence so many, for so long.
Here in Las Vegas there are many Polish people here earning a good living in the trades Unions. I met a female engineer the other day while checking out a new stage, actually there will be 34 stages built when they are finished. She was born in Poland and immagrated here when she was nine to Brighton Beach, NJ. But she earned enough money to fly her Grandparents here and though they loved Las Vegas, but they would not immagrate here. They said they would rather stay in Poland. I guess ol' Lech made a lot of Poles happy to make their own choices after decades of " Soviet style freedom. "
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BingoTheClowno
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That's no excuse!samplaire wrote:Please, don't identify me with our (Polish) government. I'm ashamed such people represent me and speak in my name. Not mine, definitely. I mean many aspects but the one about not agreeing for the day against death penalty was so apparent
Your ignorance allowed these creeps to power. No need to be a crybaby now!
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samplaire
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You are right. But I wanted you to know their voice is not mine even if Polish majority wanted them to represent us...BingoTheClowno wrote: That's no excuse!
Your ignorance allowed these creeps to power. No need to be a crybaby now!
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samplaire
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Lech Walesa is in opposition now. At first I was ashamed about his language which was very simple, a worker's language. But some years ago he convinced me he was right and that you have to listen to him carefully. You have to listen to the whole sentence, not particular words.scope4live wrote:Let us not forget the bravest of the brave, who spoke loud and proud to the Soviet Union, while others watched.
Lech Walesa, the man from Popowo dealt the Soviets a blow which they could never would recover from. That's only one Polish hero off the top of my head.
Sorry I disagree with your position though, but respect your opinion. That's why repression never works. You can only silence so many, for so long.
But Kaczynskis language is a language of hate, they speak like comunists from the 60s. Then they were capitalists and revisionist people to be blamed. Now they are rich Poles to be blamed for all the poverty.
I once invented a good slogan for a party: "Let's lower the prices and everything will be cheaper". Simple and 100% populist. Unfortunately this government says that and people belive such words...
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hubird
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a poor comment, Bingo...BingoTheClowno wrote:That's no excuse!samplaire wrote:Please, don't identify me with our (Polish) government. I'm ashamed such people represent me and speak in my name. Not mine, definitely. I mean many aspects but the one about not agreeing for the day against death penalty was so apparent
Your ignorance allowed these creeps to power. No need to be a crybaby now!
I think this is about more than "just" abortion and death sentence.
It is true that France, England and Germany are working for a system within the EU where the bigger states gets a bigger say than smaller countries, not based on the population number but, if I remember correctly, 3 classes: big, medium and small states.
Put simply, they are working for an unfair system, that works in their favour. I believe that this is the issue that Poland is working against in every possible way they can, also here, all though the topic in this case is absurd.
It is true that France, England and Germany are working for a system within the EU where the bigger states gets a bigger say than smaller countries, not based on the population number but, if I remember correctly, 3 classes: big, medium and small states.
Put simply, they are working for an unfair system, that works in their favour. I believe that this is the issue that Poland is working against in every possible way they can, also here, all though the topic in this case is absurd.
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BingoTheClowno
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I'm not sorry at all.hubird wrote:a poor comment, Bingo...BingoTheClowno wrote:That's no excuse!samplaire wrote:Please, don't identify me with our (Polish) government. I'm ashamed such people represent me and speak in my name. Not mine, definitely. I mean many aspects but the one about not agreeing for the day against death penalty was so apparent
Your ignorance allowed these creeps to power. No need to be a crybaby now!
Damn Bingo,
Cut the guy a little slack. They are going through hell after decades of slavery, it won't be easy. Besides, I voted for Bush, and he also turned right instead of flying straight.
The downside of voting is that even when your guy wins, there's no telling what comprimises, or influence will happen along the way.
I would have loved Ross Perot, as I believe a sucessful business man, or a middle class working man would have beem refreshing, but at the end of the day, there's just too many damn politicians around. They only all agree when it suits them best.
Lech Walesa is a hero, perhaps he'll try again. Anyone who can achieve power in the times he was organizing, can surely come over any domestic squabbles. Afterall, he negotiated with a gun at his head, and he still won !! That's a man of principle.
I Hope To See Poland Regain It's Rightful Place. I View Them As The Mexicans Of Europe, Hard Working, Family Orientated, God Fearing People.
My Son Served In Afghanistan Along With Many Fine European Men And Women, They All Have His Respect.
Cut the guy a little slack. They are going through hell after decades of slavery, it won't be easy. Besides, I voted for Bush, and he also turned right instead of flying straight.
The downside of voting is that even when your guy wins, there's no telling what comprimises, or influence will happen along the way.
I would have loved Ross Perot, as I believe a sucessful business man, or a middle class working man would have beem refreshing, but at the end of the day, there's just too many damn politicians around. They only all agree when it suits them best.
Lech Walesa is a hero, perhaps he'll try again. Anyone who can achieve power in the times he was organizing, can surely come over any domestic squabbles. Afterall, he negotiated with a gun at his head, and he still won !! That's a man of principle.
I Hope To See Poland Regain It's Rightful Place. I View Them As The Mexicans Of Europe, Hard Working, Family Orientated, God Fearing People.
My Son Served In Afghanistan Along With Many Fine European Men And Women, They All Have His Respect.
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hubird
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Then why do you think I call your comment 'poor'?BingoTheClowno wrote:I'm not sorry at all.hubird wrote:a poor comment, Bingo...BingoTheClowno wrote: That's no excuse!
Your ignorance allowed these creeps to power. No need to be a crybaby now!
Samplaire comes in here saying, I'm sorry for the choice the majority in my country made for the one he feels ashamed on.
Then you say 'don't whine, it's your own fault'...
It's not only not very gentle, it's also not rational (logical).
One can discuss the word gentle, but not the logic part
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BingoTheClowno
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You be the gentle one, I choose to speak my mind.hubird wrote:
Samplaire comes in here saying, I'm sorry for the choice the majority in my country made for the one he feels ashamed on.
Then you say 'don't whine, it's your own fault'...
It's not only not very gentle, it's also not rational (logical).
One can discuss the word gentle, but not the logic part
But if you can follow that logic...?
Hm, I think so
I stand by statement.
well Bingo, i exercise my voting right, i didnt vote for those fucknuts, and yet they got to power.
They rely on a large procent of population that is ill educated and prone to populist propaganda. this is really a remnant of decades of communist regime.
(The funny part is that one of the twins wrote master on superiority of socialist work law over capitalist one, heavily quoting from Marx and Lenin and now they are paranoid anticommunists, well, times change)
another thing that works for them is people being extremaly tired with quality of politics and policies of our government.
many simply dont go voting, on a basis that all politicians are an equal crap
many chose to move with their lives to Ireland, Scotland or England so they dont need to bother.
(outflow of a qualified workforce from Poland is another mindboggling topic, for an example from a viewpoint of stability of a social security system, but that would be completely different topic)
They rely on a large procent of population that is ill educated and prone to populist propaganda. this is really a remnant of decades of communist regime.
(The funny part is that one of the twins wrote master on superiority of socialist work law over capitalist one, heavily quoting from Marx and Lenin and now they are paranoid anticommunists, well, times change)
another thing that works for them is people being extremaly tired with quality of politics and policies of our government.
many simply dont go voting, on a basis that all politicians are an equal crap
many chose to move with their lives to Ireland, Scotland or England so they dont need to bother.
(outflow of a qualified workforce from Poland is another mindboggling topic, for an example from a viewpoint of stability of a social security system, but that would be completely different topic)
samplaire,
Respect dude, now speak your mind to your countrymen and work to change the system.
Good luck with it, and I mean that. Its at grass roots levels people can start the ball rolling that will eventually topple the bastards.
Bingo.
Dude give the kid a break. I mean I dont think you feel guilty that Bush is ruining America, do you. You may feel anger, resentment and even bitter, but Im sure you dont assume the blame for his election wins. But by your logic you are to blame.
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When I was a child, I grew up watcing Lech Walesa on TV. I didnt really understand the whole politics and everything, but I knew that he was standing up against an opppresive leadership, at great threat and cost to him and his family. I so respected that, I even think it probly played a major part in me groing up to become an anarchist. Thanks Walesa. You helped make me what I am.
Respect dude, now speak your mind to your countrymen and work to change the system.
Good luck with it, and I mean that. Its at grass roots levels people can start the ball rolling that will eventually topple the bastards.
Bingo.
Dude give the kid a break. I mean I dont think you feel guilty that Bush is ruining America, do you. You may feel anger, resentment and even bitter, but Im sure you dont assume the blame for his election wins. But by your logic you are to blame.
PS
When I was a child, I grew up watcing Lech Walesa on TV. I didnt really understand the whole politics and everything, but I knew that he was standing up against an opppresive leadership, at great threat and cost to him and his family. I so respected that, I even think it probly played a major part in me groing up to become an anarchist. Thanks Walesa. You helped make me what I am.
Can you imagine China having a popular vote?
That would be some fun entertainment.
We could send Jimmy Carter over there to moderate too.
Hopefully they would keep his Tri-lateral ass permanently.
On another note, since nothing ever changes here in the Good 'Ol USA. I am going to do the exact oppisite and vote for the worst candidate, in hopes of having a better result. So Hillary is my vote.
I feel the world will fear an old hag who watches her husband screw other women, while she suffers from PMS. I would not want to aggitate her.
That would be some fun entertainment.
We could send Jimmy Carter over there to moderate too.
Hopefully they would keep his Tri-lateral ass permanently.
On another note, since nothing ever changes here in the Good 'Ol USA. I am going to do the exact oppisite and vote for the worst candidate, in hopes of having a better result. So Hillary is my vote.
I feel the world will fear an old hag who watches her husband screw other women, while she suffers from PMS. I would not want to aggitate her.
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It's worse here in the United States. The death penalty is not very controversial because most people here enjoy killing people.
samplaire wrote:Please, don't identify me with our (Polish) government. I'm ashamed such people represent me and speak in my name. Not mine, definitely. I mean many aspects but the one about not agreeing for the day against death penalty was so apparent