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What do Polish people think of the USA


Doba 1 | 73
9 Jan 2008 #181
I think the USA is dirty !! Canada FTW !!
celinski 31 | 1,258
9 Jan 2008 #182
Why USA and Poland should be good friends:

14. We are family, blood family, exciled from Poland when communism took over.

Carol Celinska
OP plk123 8 | 4,142
9 Jan 2008 #183
I have seen in TV that emigration stoped and some comeback :))) Now we can forget about EU because we have work for Poles here.

some are coming back like my buddy but then he went to S because there is no good jobs in PL. that's from the horse's mouth.
celinski 31 | 1,258
9 Jan 2008 #184
Canada

I must say when I was in Canada I was very impressed with the way they keep the street very clean. I was in Ottawa and didn't know if this was all of Canada or just where I was? Great job Canada, it looked great.

Carol, USA
Roko - | 13
9 Jan 2008 #185
some are coming back like my buddy but then he went to S because there is no good jobs in PL. that's from the horse's mouth.

Maybe he couldn't. In constraction industry you can earn "good money" and there will be a lot of work to 2012 that's for sure. Of course it isn't UK and USA but home is home and life is less expensive than in UK or Irealand. Emigration stoped there are some reasons.

14. We are family, blood family, exciled from Poland when communism took over.

I like you.
OP plk123 8 | 4,142
9 Jan 2008 #186
he wokrs in construction has a butt load of experienc.. speaks fluent english and still eneded up in N. so, something isn't up and up like you seem to think. and it wasn't really a choice either.. he said he pretty much had to to make a decent living. he has a baby and a wife in PL.

celinska, yes, canada is very clean.. how do they manage? lol.. they just don't throw stuff on the ground like maericans tend to.
Roko - | 13
9 Jan 2008 #187
he wokrs in construction has a butt load of experienc.. speaks fluent english and still eneded up in N. so, something isn't up and up like you seem to think. and it wasn't really a choice either.. he said he pretty much had to to make a decent living. he has a baby and a wife in PL.

In small vilage, not in big town. It is not possible. Companies "catch" people on streets.
I must go cYa later. :D More positive way of thinking :D You are american :D :D
OP plk123 8 | 4,142
9 Jan 2008 #188
Wroclaw is a small village? really? hmm..
outintheyard 27 | 517
9 Jan 2008 #189
Hey the USA is dirty . People come from all over the world to dirty up the place and throw litter arround because it is not their country. They do it because they see the people here do not care. I live in the country and the people just dump bags of trash on the side of the road. I think I will take it and dump it on the politians front yard! Indian is one of the worst states for being carelessly trashy I have a beautiful place to live , yet I live with the hoosiers and especially the hoosier women! Yuck!
OP plk123 8 | 4,142
9 Jan 2008 #190
oh, there are dirtier places then indiana man. ky comes to mind oughly quick. :)
outintheyard 27 | 517
9 Jan 2008 #191
KY may be dirty more than Indiana in some of the cities , however , they are exempt because they make important beverges there!! Bourbon comes to mind and then of course the best home distilled in the country
OP plk123 8 | 4,142
9 Jan 2008 #192
Less ******* in Canada lol my bad .. I mean black people

that has abolutely nothing to do with it.

KY may be dirty more than Indiana in some of the cities , however , they are exempt because they make important beverges there!! Bourbon comes to mind and then of course the best home distilled in the country

seagrams7 is made in indiana.

just because they make the booze doesn't mean it's ok for them to be trashy.
outintheyard 27 | 517
10 Jan 2008 #193
ARe you really going to call the Seagrams plant in Indiana it is more like in "Indytucky". It was built by some moonshiners who got lost and crosssed the river and didn't realize they were in the wrong state.
Doba 1 | 73
10 Jan 2008 #194
that has abolutely nothing to do with it.

Was being sarcastic but whatever.
celinski 31 | 1,258
10 Jan 2008 #195
there are dirtier places then indiana man

I think Connecticut is very clean, we do impose very heafty fines for litter and this may help. We also use our prision system to keep the roadways clean. Prisoners love it because they get out and get a taste of their lost freedom back and some fresh air and sunshine. While traveling I was shocked to see in Virginia, people throwing garbage right out car windows in broad daylight. I must have seen this repeated 10 times in one week. It seems as if no one cared and it makes the problem grow as long as there are no fines.
wolfman - | 5
13 Jan 2008 #196
I need to now what makes poland different from the US
z_darius 14 | 3,965
13 Jan 2008 #197
To start with... size. And size does matter :)
z_darius 14 | 3,965
13 Jan 2008 #199
nothing other than what I wrote.

I was just puzzled by your question. Where do you start? Perhaps if you narrowed it down a little then it would be easier to answer.
wolfman - | 5
13 Jan 2008 #200
wat are the obvious differences with culture.
hello 22 | 890
13 Jan 2008 #201
I need to now what makes poland different from the US

In general, most people in the USA are like slaves who have food and accomodation (in most cases). The information and news in the US are carefully selected so that no relevant information that could arise anxiety or concern in the society are showed on public channels. This is to prevent a revolution of the unfair system where 95% of people work for the wealth of 5% people. Most Americans care about their own and pretty mundane business - to have food, shelter, sex, TV. They don't need anything more, so the system - which goal is to provide just that - thrives in spite of so many economic and social problems.

In Poland (and Europe in general) the government serves the people. If there is injustice among one group, they go on the streets and fight for their rights and public TV shows everything. In the US - they would put you in jail if you wanted to go on the streets without a special "permit" and the TV would show maybe a few seconds of the demonstrations, with silly or condemning comments.

So the USA is much, much less democratic than average Americans think.
wolfman - | 5
13 Jan 2008 #202
that is true. now the government in the US i think are trying to control everything. next year all broadcast radio and TV will turn to digital. so people have to buy all this new stuff that cost hundreds of $. so now they can control what u watch and listen to through the satellite system.
Lysander - | 3
14 Jan 2008 #203
I have a question for anyone who can help me.
Currently I am doing business with someone in Poland. Is there anyway I can do a background check on that person? Here in the U.S., we have a social security# for background checks. Is there anything similar in Poland?? If so, once I obtain it is therre a government or private website which I can use for a background check??
Eurola 4 | 1,902
14 Jan 2008 #204
now the government in the US i think are trying to control everything. next year all broadcast radio and TV will turn to digital. so people have to buy all this new stuff that cost hundreds of $. so now they can control what u watch and listen to through the satellite system.

Stop spreading some bs propaganda wolfman. :) . It's time to throw away b&w TV sets, you know.. The "hundreds' of dollars it's just about $70.0. And, if you already have cable or satellite TV - basically no impact - just a better picture. I can't wait.

dtv2009.gov/AboutProgram.aspx
Zgubiony 15 | 1,553
15 Jan 2008 #205
that is true. now the government in the US i think are trying to control everything. next year all broadcast radio and TV will turn to digital. so people have to buy all this new stuff that cost hundreds of $. so now they can control what u watch and listen to through the satellite system.

Yes. They're also implanting chips into everyone's necks so that they can track our every move. In a few months they will start replacing our normal bones with robotics so we'll become an elite un-stopable forcec of super human and take over the world. Muahahaha muahahahaaaa ;)
miranda
15 Jan 2008 #206
yes, canada is very clean.. how do they manage?

we have a smaller population and it is a police country:)
OP plk123 8 | 4,142
15 Jan 2008 #207
I think Connecticut is very clean,

VT and NH even more so. Mass seemed clean too but Springfield is rather nasty.

police country

polite?
outintheyard 27 | 517
16 Jan 2008 #208
I do not mind technolgical advance, however this whole deal was designed for the manufacturer of the box to get rich. I wonder who t got the campaign donations from this guy?
Zgubiony 15 | 1,553
16 Jan 2008 #209
polite?

Way too polite :)
outintheyard 27 | 517
16 Jan 2008 #210
We need more polite and less stress in this world. Yet it is hard to take a stand and be polite about it ! That is why there are Moderators Hah!


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