What is it with Poles /newpol/?

Do they lack basic fucking intelligence

At home
Slav knocks on the door
"Alright geezer what you want?"
"Clean your car, please is cheap"
Let him clean the car out of the goodness of my heart
Says will be £10
30 mins later
"That will be £20"
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"You said 10 a minute ago you fucking prick"
"Yes but 20 now because I wax"
"I didn't ask for that did I you stupid cunt"
Get really mad
Give him £10 before I nut him
Tell him I hope his brakes fail on his van

That's a bit fucking skank.

And people wonder where racism and stereotypes come from?

>>2
I know, bastards the lot of em

>>1
Pole here

Our fellow Polish emigrants, who clean up toilets and wash cars abroad, are people that failed to settle in our home country. They almost always lack education, don't know any foreign language, who believe that they will make crazy money in GB, Netherlands, Germany or whatever for doing shit jobs.

It's the same case with CZ/SK/Ukraine people.

Apologies for having you cope with this pleb.

>>4
Your minimum wage is what, 300-400 euros a month. In UK where these so called "unsettled" people go, they earn at least 1000 Pounds a month and therefore your argument is invalid, kind sir.

>>1
STOP GENERALIZATION, you fucking faggot

Ignore OP, he made a similar green text thread this morning. When I say similar I mean exactly the same, except for one difference it was about Pakistanis.

He is a troll, he wants to get you riled up. Don't waste your time let him just post the same shit all day.

>>5
Indeed, you can't do anything when living off of a minimum wage in Poland other than buying food and paying rents. That's why people go to work to GB in pursuit of better life. Most of Poles succeed in doing so. They usually work in factories, or do other physical jobs, and try to hoard as much money as they can before coming back to Poland (A lot of my friends are now living in GB for that purpose).

What I am saying is that a large portion of emigrants decide to work abroad without any preparations or a plan. They usually end up doing undeclared/illegal works, such as cleaning cars, toilets, or just stealing. These are the people who create negative stereotypes.

>>8
USA dude here, thinking of living abroad for a year just for fun, not for school or anything. I've been thinking of Poland because it's not too expensive and the women are really fucking attractive to me. I live in a shitty rural area anyway, so the usual objections to Poland, like living in rural poverty or dealing with drunks and drug addicts, don't really deter me. The only thing is the language. I don't have any experience with a Slavic language, but I learned Latin and Ancient Greek, which have lots of inflection, so maybe I can swing it.

Should I go to Poland, or would there be a better place for me? The only investment I'd have to make would be time in learning a language. I've been working on German, and that's not TOO difficult, but I know Germany is too expensive.

>>9
Russia

I cleany car £5 very cheapy boss

>>9
Czech Republic.

Also most Europeans know enough English for you to get by even if you don't learn the native language.

only poles i know are very kind people
their mothers are religious nuts, i suppose
fathers are stern and distant, but not bad

thas fucked up bro

>>1

tries to prove point by pointing out a single example

I guess all Poles are geniuses because Banach was.

>>10
Yeah, Russia sounds interesting, but I don't want to end up in a Russian jail for breaking laws I don't know about, and Russian seems to be a truly hard language. However, the beauty of Russian babes cannot be denied.
>>12
I thought the Czech Republic was getting pretty pricey.

>>9
In terms of costs, any slavic country is a piece of cake for you. Women are indeed hot as fuck, and lucky for you, many of them dig foreigners. You don't really have to learn Polish in any good extent. I'd suggest you to try to live in bigger cities, such as Kraków, Warszawa, or Wrocław, because they are filled with young people from the area who study there (more hot chicks), who also are more likely to know English.

People here are really fond of foreigners so don't worry about any kind of rejection.

>>17
Sounds great! Thanks a lot. I'd try to learn the language, though, because it's the polite thing to do while being a foreigner in another country.

>>18
To be honest, some of my female friends have a thing for foreign guys who speak Polish badly (it's somehow cute for them), so that's another reason for you to learn the language

>>2
Racism and stereotypes come from 95% of Poles being retarded, lazy criminal scum that easily overshadow the last 5% that are normal people.

Kinda like niggers and black people.

I work in a factory with a good deal of Poles and have mixed experiences with them. Some of them are friendly and decent workers. Some are extremely rude often to the point of bullying (or trying to) and aggressiveness and they cannot at all take being told they're doing something wrong, almost always react negatively and angrily when given a command or asked to do something unless it's by a member of management, when they'll nod and say 'yes' enthusiastically.

Almost all Poles I've met seem to possess a lot of arrogance (aka I'm better than you, I can do this job better than you, you're wrong, I'm right).

Anyway this is through no bias (which I possess against no races or peoples) but experience working with Polish migrants over the years. I consider some of them my friends, but they're all pretty arrogant and abrasive.

>>20
Maybe i should clarify.
I am talking about Poles that come to the rest of europe looking for quick cash.
All the Poles i have met that actually live in Poland are decent people.

And god help you if you hire Poles for construction work, cant do anything right, requre constant monitoring and will steal anything not bolted down.
Will steal stuff thats bolted down too if they have access to powertools.

>>7
Hello newbie

>>21
furthering my post, it's probably a cultural thing and something to do with the history of their country, obviously different people from different countries are going to behave differently if their country has been through for example nazi and soviet oppression and the brunt of some huge wars. Even so, I couldn't ever imagine myself emigrating to Poland and behaving rude and abrasively with people who were born there when I'm not even a native.

Some people in here make me ashamed to be British; supporting this kind of sickening behaviour.

Shame on you, you are what is killing this once great country. Her majesty would be in a right mind to banish you and your minority friends.

>>4
I knew a guy called Petr or something I just called him Peter, actually seemed an intelligent bloke who did his best to learn a high standard of english. I even helped him study once or twice, he now works at my local butchers.

Strangely he doesn't associate with other poles, possibly because of the plebeian levels of education you mentioned?

>>16

but I don't want to end up in a Russian jail for breaking laws

Don't teach kids about fucking people in the ass and you should be fine. At least you won't get put in a German jail for giving a sieg heil.

>>27
Oh yeah, I'm not to fond of fags either, so that won't be a problem.

>>28
Good, Russia's not the chief operator of concentration camps that people joke about. Plus they're not jealous of the U.S. like so much of Europe.

>>29

Plus they're not jealous of the U.S. like so much of Europe.

Yeah there just jealous of England instead.

>>6
How is he making a generalization when he's relaying his own experience? You uneducated cunt.

I know a Romanian carwash near me and if you leave £20 on your dashboard you'll get your knob polished too by one of the girls who works there.

>>31

has experience with one person once
WHAT IS IT WITH POLES

Gee I wonder

>>32
Oh, I forgot about Romania. With my knowledge of Latin and French I could probably figure Romanian out pretty quickly. Is cheap there, yes? Don't they speak Romanian in Moldova? OMG HOW DID I FORGET ABOUT MOLDOVA??? The only drawback, I think, is that the women there seem like actual whores. Polish women strike me as actually having standards and values.

>>1
I live in Germany and the janitor of the appartment building I live in is a Pole. May be a simple man who laughs obnoxiously loud but is a friendly and decent person caring for his family.

>>19
Ayo Polska cunt.
I'm Australian but my mother is Belorussian and grandfather is ukrainian. I look fairly slavic, but speak shit all russian and have an australia accent.
How would I fair?

Nice blog m8