Polish workers, good or bad?

@spotlight wrote:

@rainbowbrite wrote:

Erm well you obviously have rasist tendencies…. to bring this subject up. Most people…. i dont care what anyone says… have rasist views somewhere inside their tiny little minds.

I work with two polish girls but i’m not about to tell them to cheap wine off so my jobless mate can have their job. In fact they bring diversity and culture to our setting. I don’t give a rats ar.se if they come over here, if they have the skills and the brains to encourage growth in the economy, so be it.

Spongers (i.e coming here just for the benefits) can F off.

Erm don’t think it was a racist remark actually, I’ve helped lots of them in many different ways, like moving house , telephoning different companies for them when they have problems, filling out tax returns, and even when they have p*ssed me off, not once have i mentioned Hitler, so ner :roll:

You misread my post then.

Oh f*k it, bully for f*kin him…“oh i’ve helped lots of them actually”… blah blah blah…

:roll:

I tried hard not to laugh.

I dont think they need help…. what is he trying to say? he is a samaritan for the polish, like they are poor immigrants. Far from it. The girls at my work are very fortunate in their lives and come here to expand their knowledge of the english language. I found his post very patronising infact, towards them.

…oh and why does Hitler have to come into it? :? they should be greatful we gave them freedom? No, i believe we all (even us) have to thank those in the armed forces which is why we celebrate by wearing poppies on the 11/11 every year.

yeah :lol: i edited and added a few more words. :oops: :wink:

i thought the post was very funny myself, and i tottaly agree also that the polish do need help, they are not capable to do the things we can, because of the communcation problems they have, without our help they would struggle at doing tasks we take for granted, like opening bank accounts

its always nice to open doors for anyone… nothing wrong with being nice to people, regardless