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My Views Of Poles Working in the UK


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Wroclaw Boy
  Apr 19, 08, 05:26  #31

The Englsih are an extremely tolerable nation, this immigration issue become worse everyday.

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Ozi Dan
  Apr 19, 08, 05:29  #32

Wroclaw Boy:
The Englsih are an extremely tolerable nation


Don't know about that mate! Some find the Poms hard to tolerate ha ha.

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Wroclaw Boy
Edited by: Wroclaw Boy  Apr 19, 08, 05:35  #33

Ozi Dan:
Some find the Poms hard to tolerate ha ha.

Have you ever been to London? I think i can safely state you will never see so many foreigners in one city.

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PinkJewel
  Apr 19, 08, 06:41  #34

commonsense - are you even in England? (Or the UK?) I don't imagine you are. I don't think you'll find that the Scottish nation sat down to watch BraveHeart and then all of a sudden wanted independance.

Your OP might have been worth reading but you've lost us with your hatred further on in the thread. So now we know you don't like the Poles, the Scots, the Welsh, the Americans, you may not even like the English that much.

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z_darius
  Apr 19, 08, 07:11  #35

commonsense:
Thousands of Jews returned in 1945, many were driven away and murdered and those that were stupid enough to stay were expelled in 1968.

It might be good to check the ethnic composition of the "Polish" government after WW2, especially UB (polish KGB). That may give you hints as to why some behaved the way they did.

commonsense:
Rememeber, I'm not stupid, so don't insult my intelligence and blame the Nazis. Like my name on this site, common sense is a man's (and a woman's) greatest weapon.

We can't forget that you are not stupid because you haven't let us see your wisdom yet.
As for the common sense, you show off the weapon but you have no clue how to use it, ergo you are just another low end yapper.

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szkotja2007
  Apr 19, 08, 07:33  #36

commonsense:
Scotland depends totally on England.

commonsense:
this is where the English tax-payer enters the equation

Scotland subsidises the rest of the UK. Even on the London government's analysis (designed to present the Scottish position in the worst possible light), Scotland has contributed of £24 bn more in tax (incl North Sea revs) to the Treasury than we have received in public spending in the last 20 years, an average annual surplus of £1.2 billion.
commonsense:
just a normal half-educated Englishman

No, scratch the surface and there is just your average ill educated bigoted racist.

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Sophia
  Apr 19, 08, 07:49  #37

'Commonsense', you have expressed your feelings of superiority now - what is left to say?

Why not go have some fun with your girlfriend now and stop moaning on a forum for people who are either Polish or who have some interest in Poland and/or its people.

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incubus
  Apr 19, 08, 09:30  #38

z_darius:
We can't forget that you are not stupid because you haven't let us see your wisdom yet.


that sentence made my day! classic

commonsense, moaning about eastern european immigrants on this forum won`t change anything. maybe you should complain to your goverment who let us in here in the first place.

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tornado2007
  Apr 19, 08, 09:34  #39

myy views on the polish working in the uk is that hhhhmmm well their polish and their working in the uk :) what else is there to add. no matter what anybody may think its legal and there is nothing anybody can or should be able to do about it.

Yes there are too many immigrants in this country and yes it can cause difficulties but personally i have no problems with Poles working in the UK or studying here, i just don't like the ones that are doing jobs that our government could FORCE our lazy so and so's to do :) However that goes for all immigrants in these jobs and not just the polish of course

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szarlotka
Edited by: szarlotka  Apr 19, 08, 09:35  #40

Forum History lesson Remember the spate of go home Brits and stop pushing up our property prices threads a year back. Now it's go home Poles we want our jobs/culture/men/women back. As far as I can see we both voted in governments who supported EU policy on free movement of capital and labour. If it causes anyone a problem go vote to come out of the EU. If no party has this on its manifesto then go start a political party yourself. Oh and stop coming on here moaning at us all will you?

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commonsense
Edited by: commonsense  Apr 19, 08, 13:28  #41

Oh dear. Reading some of the above, when have I said I don't like Americans, the Scots or the Poles? Can you read? (I'm attacking non-readers now). As for murdering innocent women and children and expulsions because of a Jewish-backed communist government...Nonsense say I as does your President to has just apologised and offered back their citizenship to those remaining alive. Even if it true, you have proved my point, you don't like foreigners in Poland whether they are communist or not. Why weren't Polish communists expelled or murdered? I don't think there were many communists in Jedwabne or Radislow, especially those who were only 2 years old. What about the treatment of the Germans in Silesia who were kicked out or murdered, arguably from their own land, by Poles? Ah! That's different! Poles the victim! Hitler's fault, Stalin's fault, Churchill's fault. I swear in 10 years the concensus amongst Poles will be "how Poles were enslaved in the UK".
"Polish doctors were forced to make sandwiches in Reading". Going back to my initial thread...WE DON'T WANT 2/3 MILLION POLES IN OUR COUNTRY! Some is fine, like my name's sake...COMMON SENSE.
I think I am being criticised by some is because you have a distinct lack of a decent response, maybe because you're embarrassed or deep down you know I'm right.

As for 'proving my superiority', well - I didn't intend to

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PinkJewel
Edited by: PinkJewel  Apr 19, 08, 13:52  #42

commonsense:
when have I said I don't like Americans, the Scots or the Poles? Can you read?


commonsense:
Scottish people are so stupid

commonsense:
Christ you Scots are soooooo stupid.


I never called anyone I liked stupid and then stupid again.

commonsense:
Can you read?


Can you? If you could you'd have read this site and realised this droll topic about the amount of Poles in the UK has been done over and over and over and o-v-e-r...you may have wanted to add to another topic rather than start this one. Negative attitudes in this topic are due to the fact the Polish Forum members are sick of hearing negative attitudes about Poles in the UK.

Are you in the UK?

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Zgubiony
  Apr 19, 08, 13:54  #43

commonsense:
WE DON'T WANT 2/3 MILLION POLES IN OUR COUNTRY

Where are you living right now?


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Sophia
  Apr 19, 08, 14:02  #44

commonsense:
'proving my superiority'

I didn't see any proof, only the expressed feeling of.

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commonsense
Edited by: commonsense  Apr 19, 08, 14:10  #45

Calling Scots stupid does not mean I don't like them! "I hate Scots" and/or "Scots are stupid" are utterly different statements. It's like comparing an apple with a cigarette. I do sympathise with Poles who are constantly hearing negative attitudes. I believe you are being compared to Mexicans in the US - that's sad. Unfortunately, some Poles have behaved in the UK in an unappealing way and the fact that there's so many of you the negativeness is easier to propogate by the indigenous people. The English have the same abroad. We're all hooligans and lager-louts because of a small minority of idiots.

I don't live in the UK. My Polish isn't good enough :) I refuse to return to the UK so I am looking to move to Canada or any country that will have me.

Sophia, please don't write on my thread. It's embarrassing.

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miranda
  Apr 19, 08, 14:17  #46

commonsense:
I refuse to return to the UK so I am looking to move to Canada

well, if it happens you will never get away with such talk here. Please reconsider.

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PinkJewel
  Apr 19, 08, 14:20  #47

commonsense:
I don't live in the UK.


AHA! So while you're going on about Poles living in the UK, you yourself aren't even living here. So how can you have first hand knowledge? You're also saying you're a Brit living in another country (probably Poland) so I don't see how you can complain about anyone living in another country...

miranda:
well, if it happens you will never get away with such talk here. Please reconsider.


At least Canada is much, much bigger than the UK, he can be hidden away from society.

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miranda
Edited by: miranda  Apr 19, 08, 14:23  #48

PinkJewel:
At least Canada is much, much bigger than the UK, he can be hidden away from society.


well, if he gets through immigration that is;)

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PinkJewel
  Apr 19, 08, 14:24  #49

miranda:
well, he will not get through immigration with such views:)


True :) Ah well, any unoccupied islands in the middle of Atlantic he can be set on?

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Zgubiony
  Apr 19, 08, 14:26  #50

PinkJewel:
At least Canada is much, much bigger than the UK, he can be hidden away from society.

Yeah, in Iqaluit :)


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Zgubiony
  Apr 19, 08, 14:27  #51

PinkJewel:
(probably Poland) so I don't see how you can complain about anyone living in another country...

Would be funny, huh?


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PinkJewel
  Apr 19, 08, 14:30  #52

Zgubiony:
Would be funny, huh?


Yes, but it wouldn't be a surprise...

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szkotja2007
  Apr 19, 08, 14:41  #53

commonsense:
I think I am being criticised

No sir, you are being criticised because you are an arse.
An arse is an arse no matter how verbose the trousers are.

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commonsense
  Apr 19, 08, 15:14  #54

Now petty insults. This is the problem. A half-decent guy engages in honest debate about my own country and I this is what happens. The reason I'm not at home is now is because my town is a toilet. Absolutely rammed with foreigners who I believe have no right to be there. Like many Brits. We've left our home because the situation is intolerable. Just because I live abroad mean therefore I cannot have a view. I believe Poles are allowed to vote in Britain for God's sake. Wake up and smell that coffee. If it was your country you would be fuming. Fact. What's the definition of a racist? Someone winning an argument against a liberal. It's pointless trying to explain to you, just because I can see honest is met with hostility. Just watch this and wonder if you would like this to be Poland....

http://youtube.com/watch?v=sKLSJpesYkk&feature=related

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PolskaDoll
Edited by: PolskaDoll  Apr 19, 08, 15:21  #55

I think you'll find this discussion has been done to death commonsense. As has the voting one. And the racism one. You'll find it all with the use of the search engine.


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BubbaWoo
  Apr 19, 08, 15:26  #56

immigration is obviously a concern for many in the uk. ignoring it or labling people who dare to mention it as racists does nothing to address the problem, and it is a problem, and a growing one.

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Sophia
  Apr 19, 08, 15:28  #57

commonsense:
Sophia, please don't write on my thread

Public forum...

commonsense:
It's embarrassing.

Okay...

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Kilkline
  Apr 19, 08, 15:30  #58

commonsense:
Now petty insults. This is the problem. A half-decent guy engages in honest debate about my own country and I this is what happens. The reason I'm not at home is now is because my town is a toilet. Absolutely rammed with foreigners who I believe have no right to be there. Like many Brits. We've left our home because the situation is intolerable. Just because I live abroad mean therefore I cannot have a view. I believe Poles are allowed to vote in Britain for God's sake. Wake up and smell that coffee. If it was your country you would be fuming. Fact. What's the definition of a racist? Someone winning an argument against a liberal. It's pointless trying to explain to you, just because I can see honest is met with hostility. Just watch this and wonder if you would like this to be Poland....


Do you think there is an irony in your words though? Do you believe you have greater rights to voice an opinion on Britain than someone who actually lives and pays taxes there?
You also say about your hometown -"Absolutely rammed with foreigners who I believe have no right to be there." What gives a person a right to be there in your eyes?

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commonsense
Edited by: Moderator  Apr 19, 08, 15:44  #59

Sophia

You're posts have contributed nothing. Would you post a letter to your dad with nothing written on the paper? Or maybe visit a supermarket with no intention to buy, but to satisfy your bizarre understanding, and totally inconsequential fact that you can as it is after all - a public place? Would you sit at a table in a public place (like a pub) and just look at people with an inept, doltish and moronic smile safely and with confidence with the knowledge that you... can? This maybe a public forum but that doesn't give you the right to waste web-space with your nonsensical and aimless rejoinders that do nothing to the debate, contribute to bettering peoples' knowledge/ideas and they certainly are not producing even a modicum of impetus. In other words..."****off!".



Please be respectful to others. Regardless if you disagree. This is a public forum. Thank you.

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commonsense
Edited by: commonsense  Apr 19, 08, 15:53  #60

Kilkline, I raise my views as I am a subject of the British Crown. I am a British citizen and unlike Poles, I can vote to change Her Majesty's governments. My opinion is the most important to the government, not a Polish or any other migrant.

Sorry for swearing, I was not being disrespectful, well - trying not to be!

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