why does everyone hate the polish so much?

Marcin - Essex wrote:

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No it isnt,it was a truth maybe 15 years ago.
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Same what polish get over there.
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If you are driving brand new Bentley Continental it could be a true.
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What about a black ppl? Try to tell jokes about them. We will see how fast you will find your place in a police station. Is racism asshole, same for every nationality.
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by the way how your speaking we are all see how uneducated you are. RIP

No, my friend, today. You don't even have individual post codes.

If that was the case, why are you here?

The prices of property are comparable to the prices of peoperty here 20 years ago. Don't fib.

Black people don't really cause problems, Pakis on the other hand.....

Two Muslim women walking down the street, rucksacks on their backs.
One says to the other....
'does my bomb look big in this'?

Here you are, going to be hanged for this one.....

Let's have a big round of applause for the polish...

I think it's commendable that they have put so much effort into getting the slave trade re-established in the UK.

They almost volunteer too, unlike those ni88ers that never stopped moaning about it and trying to escape.

Places hand to ear, errrmmmm, nope, don't hear any Police sirens, phew, got away with those
You've used your 'race card', what you going to play next?

Other than the system, that is.

Uk OK wrote:

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The benefits you receive from being in Britain are a better standard of living. A MUCH better standard of living. Not forgetting the bag full of cash you send home.

I have never sent any cash home. I spend it on travelling alnd life expenses. Mostly travelling.
If this was the benefit you were talking about, yeah, I get more money working there but I work 50-60 hours per week so I don't know why would I feel sorry for you guys, it is me who is working her ass off, not queuing for the dole!!!!

Uk OK wrote:

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Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't living in communal flats the norm in Poland?

It happens. It was much more common during and right after the fall of communism. Nowadays many people have just bought their flats so they're no longer communal, people own them. Same goes for me, I own my flat. However, what do the flats in Poland have in common with this topic? U have a problem with people getting communal houses in Poland? is this your business? WTF?

Uk OK wrote:

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What can we possibly get out of living in Poland? Tell me? What can Poland offer us?

Mr Waxer wanted to invade Poland and take out jobs so I was inviting him. One thing he doesnt know. He ain't Rocco :)

Uk OK wrote:

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You see, that's where 'generalistion' comes into play, YOU assume that because we complain about foreigners and the Government that we are claiming benefits, not so. My car probably cost more than your flat back in good old Poland.

Again, what does the price of your car have in common with my flat in Poland?? This is not a place made for bragging about cars. Are you 17 y/o? It sounds like this...And if u think that the flats in Poland are cheap, then you are very wrong. Good you put "probably" into the sentence because you are very wrong.

Uk OK wrote:

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We complain because we have watched the decline of this country since allowing immigrants into this country. Traditions, our way of life, even our sense of humour has been affected (Ohhh, you can't say that it'll upset the immigrants).
You enjoy living here? It isn't a patch on the way it used to be years ago.

I am really sorry, I wish I could experience the better UK. We can't do anything about it and I really don't think that it's because of the immigration.
How does this affect your traditions? your sense of humour?

Uk OK wrote:

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As for your 'really cool British people who actually really like us and want us to live there', believe what you like if it makes you feel better. The moment you leave the room, their real thoughts are spoken.
You are, and always will be,'another 7ucking foreigner'!

Yeah, righ, mate. Especially my English boyfriend od almost 2 years. Especially many many friends who always welcome me with open arms when I come around. And all those who e-mail me on a regular basis when I am in Poland. And all those who invite me to their weddings. And all those who send me postcards from wherever I'll go. And all those who go out with me when I am there. All British, they all say I am a 7ucking foreigner. U wish.
I will say it once again, thank God there are decent, down to earth people in the UK. You are just seeing through stereotypes.

sorry for some typo and spelling. My thumb is broken and plastered. hard to type.

Uk OK wrote:

<quoted text>....The prices of property are comparable to the prices of peoperty here 20 years ago. Don't fib......

Mr Utter Vermin,

Your problem is that you speak from very little experience, in other words you know Jack Shit and yet manage to write 500 posts on the subject.

I would suggest that you take a trip to Poland and find out for yourself. Many British do. Otherwise take the cheap flight on google and look up ceny nieruchomosci or property prices and get some facts before opening your gob and proving you know Jack.

Sorry but I dont have the time or inclination to delve into endless repetition at the minute.

I personally cannot see how Poles could possibly benefit from working for low wages in the UK and send money to Poland when the GBP is so weak. I really can}t and Im not going to struggle with this German language keyboard any longer!

Uk OK wrote:

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You've used your 'race card', what you going to play next?
Other than the system, that is.

Look who's talking:) How many "race cards" do you have? Apart from us being rats, living 20 to a house, taking benefits, sending money home, taking your jobs...

What are you going to use other than stereotypes, generalisations and pub wisdoms?

By the way, you were the ones bringing history back by saying that you saved our as%es from the Germans:)

I already said before, what I do with my money is none of your business, I've earned it with my hard work, you didn't give it to me for free. I paid my share for your taxes and national insurance.

I'm not complaining about you going for a trip to the other hemisphere twice a year and spending there twice as much money as I'm sending home.

Uk OK wrote:

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The benefits you receive from being in Britain are a better standard of living. A MUCH better standard of living. Not forgetting the bag full of cash you send home.

Hahaha oh my lord!:)

What are we suppose to live under the bridge not to live of the benefit of your better standarts? Maybe you should create working camps or another Auschwitz?

All the time we were slagged on this forum for not living up to your standarts and now you're saying that it's the benefit only for the Brits!!!

What are your arguments guys? Cause I'm lost. Even if one wanted to take it siriously it's impossible to be up to your expectations.

When I'm renting a flat for a lot of money just for two people, I'm taking it from the flooded families.

When We're living 20 to a house we're the rats.

When we buy in Polish shops we don't support the local economy, but when we buy in Lidl it's bad as well.

When we don't live up to a standart you do, we're the rats, but when we do, we're taking your benefit of "higher" life standard. And believe me the standard isn't MUCH higher. If it would be, so many of us wouldn't be going back home after just 3-4 years.

Luckily this forum is just a form of amusement for me:)

Regards

That is true, the Polish economy is progressing rapidly and it's getting better and better to work here. The standard of living is actually really good. When I was in the UK for the 1st time and was visiting some locals at their homes, I was actually surprised because most of these houses/flats would be considered very small and neglected in Poland. Old furniture (not antiques!), old washing machines, ovens and stuff. I mean, wow! I came to the UK! I thought you guys were really wealthy. Nope.
The flats I was renting was far from the standard I have at home in Poland. And they were considered "fine" by my flatmates, the English and the Scottish.
And your bloody taps and bathroom carpets...hahaha but that's another story.
Hoenstly, I think your image of Poland is going back to the '70. Get an update, mate.

Mesmerize wrote:

..... I think your image of Poland is going back to the '70. Get an update, mate.

I was here in Poland two years ago, and thought the prices were still not too bad. But was getting 6 zloty for my English pound. Now I|m getting 4 zloty for each poxy pound things are looking rather bad.

The food may be a little cheaper, but clothes, shoes, petrol are all exactly the same. And if someone like BNP4ever who does live in a shared slat with at least 6 others thinks he can come to Poland and buy 3 flats for his gardener]s monthly wage then I think he will be just a wee bit shell shocked.

Nope, I]m sorry but these English guys on this particular forum are out of their depth when it comes to knowledge about the world they live in. Better to stick to the local footie team and picking winners at the local bookies. Feeling like big fish in a small pond is better of the self confidence than knowing you]re sprats and minnows in a much larger ocean.

Uk OK wrote:

"The moment you leave the room, their real thoughts are spoken."

That's so true! Where I work it's overrun with foreigners. They sit in the smoking shed at break times and have their own corner - we don't talk to them. When some of them start yabbering away (you don't know what they might be saying about you), there is a silent frown from all around our camp and people scowl. It's only because the bosses aren't around that something's not said. When we're sanding down some tables later, however, the conversation starts! It's only because it's not P.C. that we don't openly talk about the issues, yet you can see the tensions bubbling under and these tensions are fast simmering away, waiting to erupt into violence at the merest provocation.

i think a auschwitz will be a really good investment especially for the illegal immigrants.

Come on now how can the government justify taking working class peoples money and taking the housing associations home and placing non english speaker on the priority list instead of british people who have claims to britian, why should the polish just come here and claim whatever they want and be on priority because they were not born here.

My family might not originate from here but my grandfather fought for britian in north africa against the germans, when he gained nationality in the 1944 they flew him over here and he used his skills to help build train lines,

not like the polish all they are good for is being waiters waitresses and paint and decorators,

who the hell needs them there is millions of british people who could do that job and make a living for themselves and there families in there own country.

Now, if I was racist... I'd condemn cemski. Since he had a grandfather who fought for Britain, he's welcome here. Okay, he's Turkish, but if his grandfather fought for Britain then he can enjoy what we have now, what they died for. Mine, his, BNPs, Uk OKs ancestors are honoured. The Poles are just basically giving the two fingers to those who gave their lives for a better country.

If it is that good in Poland e.g. the housing, the attitude... then fuck off back there. We don't want you here. You guys don't even know your own history.

You Poles have the protection of political correctness; if refused a job you say it's because an employer/company is racist/prejudice; priority over indiginous people on housing and benefits; and also

It's not Poland I'm attacking, it's the people. You have no business here... you just won't admit Britain is better than Poland. If it wasn't, none of you would be here.

And the Poles that are leaving... I bet some had their kids born in this country, so when they grow up they'll be either sent back here or grow up here, then take wages and the like to make Poland better. The vision? Poles just can't rebuild their own country... they have to leech or a better country.
Criticise Britain all you want and the people, but you wouldn't be speaking English, wouldn't be in education or work, or have money.

Oh, and I'm getting bored of the insults. That means you Poles have nothing to argue cogently about. You don't even understand English fluently, so it's no wonder you can't reply with anything but insults and swear words.
Poles have no manners. No please or thank yous. I read where it's not custom for Poles to say please in their country. That's fine, but in our country or any other country, be respectful and do as the locals do, otherwise you will forever be hated :)

And this is amusement for me as well. It's nice to see Uk OK and BNP voicing their opinions (experienced) without being politically correct.

Oh, HealingTime, you're quite lyrical, aren't you Wordsworth? Well, it doesn't make you educated... in fact, you obviously don't know shit about what people think of your people. Your naive thinking is amusing, simply because the reality of the world is something you don't know about. Get your head out of your ass and keep your factless arguments out.

Oh, and if we stay at the betting shops... we have the better sports teams. Poland's football team is not so great. They don't have a national cricket team or a rugby team that's worth mentioning... we're just better :)

Bye!

Oh Waxman you're so funny. Teeling us about having no arguments and insulting you but who started it all, who has thought us how to swear? They don't teach that at language schools:)Read all posts and read the number of insults on each side. I'm dying to know the result.

You won't condemn cemski cause of his grandfather. Aren't you wonderfull??:))))

Please don't make me bring up the same thing again. Please compare the number of Turks fighting for England with the number of Poles doing the same.

As regards cricket:)) You made me laugh again... That's a good basis to compare countries on hahahaha

We don't have it cause it's boring. We just don't see the point in taking part in "World Cricket Championship" with 5 teams:) Nobody, other than English or South African understands what the game is about and what's interesting about it. Two teams playing for two weeks every day for 5 hours. Hmmm riviting:))))

And please stop the bloody benefit and housing argument cause it's as boring as your cricket. Just as somebody said, we don't want your council houses cause they're in bad neighbourhoods, nor do we care about your benefits. What's the percentage of Poles actually getting it? 5%? tops

To answer your question about why we're here even though it's "so much better" there. We came here hoping that it's btter than it actually is, that the streets are paved with gold:) And since we've spent all that money for comming here, why not get a return on investment and save a little.

Oh when you were already talking about the older generation. I worked in a hotel for people in this age and many times unprovoked they were complaining about the English of the younger generation, being too lazy. YOUR ENGLISH elderly people were complaining about you!!!!!

So don't give a moralysing talk about the ancestors and what they fought for, cause you definately aren't the ones who would make them proud either!!!

Waxman wrote:

Oh, and if we stay at the betting shops... we have the better sports teams. Poland's football team is not so great. They don't have a national cricket team or a rugby team that's worth mentioning... we're just better :)
Bye!

"and my Dad is better than your Dad..." lol, honestly, what do you think you are proving? South Africa has the best rugby team in the world, does it mean that they are better/ South Africa is a better country? I can't figure out what is this suppose to prove.
We can voice our opinions about sports, music, food...I like dumplings, you like black puddling, whatever, de gustibus non disputandum est.

The question is : why do you hate us?
Ok, we know why, you actually keep saying why, almost like a broken record.

The most annoying thing is when you put everybody into one group and assume they're all the same. I doubt somebody said here that it's good to stay away from your co-workers and it's brilliant to speak only Polish while you are actually living in England. It's wrong. I know that it's wrong and all I can do is to feel sorry for those Poles who aren't smart enough to realise they have to adapt to the environment. Sad. However, those people will be gone very soon or are already boarding the plane. that is exactly THIS group of immigrants that is supposed to be there for limited time and then j...k off back to Poland. Ok?

Would you say the same if you met a Polish person who spoke fluent English, was saying "sorry" and " please" twice in every sentence, wasn't taking any social help, communal flats, paying taxes... etc ?
There are loads of them. I am one of them, although currently in Poland. And I know, when I meet a person who looks down on me only because of my nationality, that the person must have a deeply ingrown inferiority complex, otherwise she/he wouldn't feel threatened by the phenomenon of immigration.

You guys really think it's easier to get a job if you are a foreigner? How do you know? have you dressed up as one or altered your last name so it ends with "-ski"? Have you tried? It's not easier. The only reason why we get jobs is that we are probably the only ones who apply for them....

Mesmerize wrote:

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You guys really think it's easier to get a job if you are a foreigner? How do you know? have you dressed up as one or altered your last name so it ends with "-ski"? Have you tried? It's not easier. The only reason why we get jobs is that we are probably the only ones who apply for them....

We might get the menial jobs easier cause employer knows we'll do it for longer than a week without leaving. It isn't that easy with clerical positions. Even though I've done my masters here I couldn't get a decent job, other than restaurant.

Same with my friends from Spain and Germany. All of us wanted to get some experience and everyone is deeply dissapointed. The Spaniards the most. When they applied for a job in a company doing business in South America and Spain, the company asked them if they speak FRENCH!!!, apart from Spanish and English:))) In the job description only Spanish was mentioned. It's funny and tragic at the same time. They probably found 3 Englishmen fluently speaking Spanish and French:)))

So it's not easier for us to get jobs. I can say the same just the other way around. An English person after highschool gets the position, despite me being better educated. All that because it says Polish in my passport.

What you say is true. I'm fed up as well, of being judged by my nationality not by my achievements. Unfortunately, that's what everyone on this forum does. Even if you've got a PhD you're still a fuck!n' Polish rat to them.

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What you say is true. I'm fed up as well, of being judged by my nationality not by my achievements. Unfortunately, that's what everyone on this forum does. Even if you've got a PhD you're still a fuck!n' Polish rat to them.

Ich strata...(Their loss). However, keep trying. Some companies are not that prejudiced. It's just a matter of good luck. REALLY good luck if you find them. But good luck from me I will be in your shoes very soon!

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Uk OK wrote:
"The moment you leave the room, their real thoughts are spoken."

Cause you heven't got the guts to tell the truth face to face. Sorry but that's nothing to be proud of. You just keep on sayng about the revolution. Are going to make it behind our backs as well??:)))

of course it's not easier to get a job. let's face it - if a company is looking for new person to join the team and they have two candidates - polish and english - they'll choose english one. i'm sure of that. it's not that easy to get a good job if your a foreigner (and i don't mean just polish people but all foreigners...)

and i can see that you desperately want us to admit that england is such a wonderful country, way better than poland. i cannot admit such a thing cause it wouldn't be true. the truth is that there are things i like in poland but also in england. so i cant say that uk is shit or whatever.. cause i know when im back home i miss certain things from here.. but when im here i miss some polish stuff.. but it's obvious - when u live in another country, u'll used to new things, new customs, it's inevitable.
and you english guys should understand that if someone says 'polish food's the best in the world' it doesnt really mean it's so great but it's always like this - you like it so much cause you remember all these tastes from your childhood and you'll never forget them. but every cuisine has something good to offer, even english one :-) i like your full english breakfast for example or cottage pie, steak pie..
and have any of you actually been to poland? you critisize but you've never been there. so this is not nice, is it? we poles at least know how the life in the uk looks like (food, houses, education, wages...) what i can advise is - book a ticket and go! maybe you'll change your attitudes then. u know, my mum came to visit me here last year and she was actually shocked.. it wasnt the england she had in her mind.. dirty streets, poor variety of products in the shops. and it was raining all the time :-) she enjoyed it anyway, but as i've just mentioned she wasnt happy with everything and she definitely wouldnt like to live in here.
i didnt come here for money, nor for better standard of living (cause is actually poorer now). i just came and that's all. and one day i'll go back. it's just easy like this. i dont want your council flats (have my room, thats enough for me), dont want your benefits (i dont need it, have my money cause i work), dont want to change your shops into polish ones (i'm in england, not in poland). so please could anybody tell me what i've done that you hate me so much?(me, cause u said you hate all the polish ppl).
what have i done??

Polish Girl s guy wrote:

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Cause you heven't got the guts to tell the truth face to face. Sorry but that's nothing to be proud of. You just keep on sayng about the revolution. Are going to make it behind our backs as well??:)))

haha...he's probably reheasing in his backyard, being harassed by the 20 smelly foreigners who live with him...Leave him alone, he has to rehearse ( I can picture the guy sitting on the bench in his backyard , shouting "we want our country back" )

Mesmerize wrote:

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haha...he's probably reheasing in his backyard, being harassed by the 20 smelly foreigners who live with him...Leave him alone, he has to rehearse ( I can picture the guy sitting on the bench in his backyard , shouting "we want our country back" )

Oh yeah:) Picturing that made me smile as well:)))