Where do most Polish-Americans identify on the political spectrum?

a) Could you please use more civil language.
b) If you don't vote in Polish elections, wouldn't that suggest that you don't really identify with any parts of the Polish political spectrum? I'm assuming that the question refers at least also to the Polish political spectrum, what with this being Polishforums and all that.

Can't you read? The OP clarified the question in the 5th post of this thread. It refers only to American politics.

Yes they are true Polish-Americans and their Polishness is a fact that you cannot do anything to change, but please keep trying because your futile antics amuse us. Hahahahahaha!

So perhaps you would care to compare their degree of Polishness to their political leanings? Are the ones who talk about pierogis and Busia more likely (or less likely) to be from a particular part of the political spectrum than those who have actually been to Poland and than those who have done things to help Poland?

I do somewhat fail to see how that falls under the description of 'civil discourse'.

So perhaps you would care to compare their degree of Polishness to their political leanings?

Are the ones who talk about pierogis and Busia more likely (or less likely) to be from a particular part of the political spectrum than those who have actually been to Poland and than those who have done things to help Poland?

I would probably support Civic Platform. I think they're doing a great job.

Harry, I can read Polish and I understand the language pretty well. frankly I probably have a better idea than you do on what is going on there. Please learn some Polish dude. You lived there for almost two decades now.

That question sounds like it was written by an insane person.

If you are so interested in their "degrees" of Polishness then I suggest you research their genealogies, but this sort of interest smacks of a creepy obsession with ethnic "purity".

That question sounds like it was written by an insane person.

And you are a very Polish Polish-American.

(that's one of the reasons I avoid going to English-speaking countries, I just love not having to listen to what people around me are saying).

Polish-Americans are certainly obsessed with ethnic purity, as witnessed by their attempts to push their Polishness as some sort of superiority.

Polish-Americans are certainly obsessed with ethnic purity, as witnessed by their attempts to push their Polishness as some sort of superiority. How often do we see them on here, boasting about how big the brains are and how much luck they have with women, and so on. In fact, haven't you used it yourself in that way?

It would also be interesting to assess if there is any correlation between the likelihood that a Pol-Am is to display that kind of behaviour and their political stance. I'd venture a guess that the more likely such a Pol-Am is to behave in the way you describe, the more likely they are to join the Tea Party. What would you say?

I don’t know, most people here don't seem to notice my Polishness. Frankly I think that no one really gives a sh1t.

That is a description of ignorance Harry.

The older ones seem to be pro-Kaczynski and yet pro-Democrat, which is wonderfully oxymoronic.

Polish-Americans are certainly obsessed with ethnic purity

How often do we see them on here, boasting about how big the brains are and how much luck they have with women, and so on.

In fact, haven't you used it yourself in that way?

No, I meant that you are very Polish in the sense that you were born here, as opposed to just having a busia. Now do you see what I'm asking?

Quite possibly. But I find it very relaxing to be completely alone with my own thoughts whenever I want to be, no matter how many people are around me.

It would do you good to read the writing of someone who uses logic.

This is an improperly punctuated question, but I do so wonder how often "we" have seen Polish-Americans do this on the forum. You should provide some examples, because I can't think of any.

I assume you want stories about my Polish friends in California Seanus. Well one of my friends at University, whose mother is from Poland, came from the San Jose area, which has a large Polish population, he has long since moved back up there, but when he was here he used to do a funny character, named "Skully" or something, in which he would get his mouth really dry so that he could stick his lips up above and below his teeth and then he would bite a lit cigarette and try to inhale it, which was of course impossible, but hilarious. There is another Polish-American I know from the frisbee golf course who I wouldn't call a friend as he is a bit of a pill, but I saw him in a nightclub once and he told the girls I was hitting on that I am an "Olympic athlete" which I appreciated because I did end up banging one of them and perhaps his testament to my athletic prowess helped in that endeavor. As for Poles from Poland I recently met one through a mutual friend and he had an immense amout of cocaine. Our mutual friend, who is of Mexican and Finnish ancestry, told the Pole that I am a Polish-American and the Pole looked at me and said "oh really? let's do some lines." He proceeded to pour out, and chop up, two gargantuan lines of cocaine, but one of them was just ridiculously huge, and then, handing me the straw, he looked my in the eye and said "Pick one." I took up the straw and I inhaled that ridiculously huge line in one gasp much to the amazement of the other people watching, some of whom expected me to be felled by a heart attack. The Pole then smiled at me and said "You are truly Polish."

Delph, politics operates on many levels. Please define what Democrat means in your conception. Thanks! I feel that the demarcation has been diluted since the days of Reagan. That's one reason why I ask.

Wrong, that is a delusion of yours, delphiandomine,

It would do you good to read the writing of someone who uses logic.

Interesting. I would find it highly annoying not being able to understand anyone around me.

I can usually get the gist of what somebody is saying if I concentrate hard and get them to help me with what they're saying. Although frankly there is fair correlation between the likelihood that you want somebody to be able to speak to you and their knowledge of English.

Perhaps another relevant question should be : "Is there a correlation between the sexual fantasies of Polish-Americans with their voting preferences in Polish elections?". I recall PolskiMoc was another one who bragged about "banging chicks" and was about as PiS voting as it got.

So I guess this is why you don't like Pol-Ams. They can trash you in both languages. hmm?

So I guess this is why you don't like Pol-Ams. They can trash you in both languages. hmm?

More personal attacks.

much luck

with women

You are wrong yet again, logic is utterly impersonal, Delphiandomine, and the readers of this and other threads can see how I have shown many of your statements to be illogical.

Was that by any chance due to them having different dates for Poles and other EU citizens to register for the European elections?

Are those who talk of pierogis to their busia called Sofia more likely to be Tea Party members than Polish-Americans who have been here?

You are wrong yet again, logic is utterly impersonal, Delphiandomine, and the readers of this and other threads can see how I have shown many of your statements to be illogical. This is not an attack upon your person.

Do you honestly believe that anyone reading this thread knows even one Polish-American who puts an s at the end of pierogi

I suspect that you harp upon the word "busia" because you are still angry that you were suspended for being abusive in a thread about the word "busia".