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You don't understand polish, you don't know polish history and jokes... And this video is 20 years old. Now we have the same censorship like other european countries :(
Fortunately, in Poland there is not yet such strong political correctness as, for example, in the UK or USA. Where, as we know, you can joke about men, but when you joke about women or black people, others shout that it is hate speech. 👍😎
You need to live some time in states. People will call you racist just for not agreeing with them.
Zawisza "the black" of Garbów was famous Polish knight and diplomat, he died in 1428 fighting the ottoman turks. Nickname "the black" was for his hair and black painted armor.
He was also a sword master and really an experienced warrior. Turks killed him while having a dispute over a ransom they wanted to take for him from Polish side of the conflict
Zawisza Bydgoszcz is a football club named after Zawisza Czarny.
Poland don't have colonial past, that's why there very small number of black people and Poles don't feel any guilt because of it, then it's not a taboo like in wester european countries and USA that are delicate in that matter.
Actually, we do. There were a few Polish colonies in both western Africa and eastern South America. We lost them to the Brits after the Partitions and in opposite to other known colonialists we had fantastic relations with the indigenous people especially in Africa.
People often say that the colonies weren't Polish but they were created by the decree of the Polish king made by people who at the time were part of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and were lost after Poland was lost so I would polemise their point.
1. I don't recall any polish colonials, so if you have sources I would really like to see them. I would like to study this topic a litlle bit more, since there absolutly may be sth that I don't know about.
2. In the end, the truth about it isn't the most important thing - the most imprtamt thing, is interpretation - how people are seeing thigns. In common lnowledge, there is no polish history of colonialism, so as a result it could exist and it wouldn't change anything
@@deconstructor3582 I'd like to answer you but youtube is deleting my answer
@@deconstructor3582
Polish colonies: Tobago (South America), Kunta Kinteh - island (Africa), St. Mary's Island (Africa) and a piece of land (in today's Gambia) on the continent (Africa). These are overseas colonies. Moldova (Europe) was also a Polish colony. Additionally, there is also Madagascar, but when it comes to this colony, the topic is a bit complicated (it is better to check the information about this colony yourself).
PS. Poland was the only country that had colonies that gave the native inhabitants of these lands Polish citizenship and did not engage in slavery.
Hahahaha what? Moldova a Polish colony? Moldavia was a Polish fiefdom for a short period. Beside that period Principality of Moldavia supplied soldiers and mercenaries to Polish kings, not slaves. No records in history speak of that. Poland never had any formal colonies and no colonial establishments were finished. There were many attempts, but none of them succeded. Start providing some sources on your bullshit.
Rob, don't take it so seriously. It's hard for foreigners to understand this kind of humor. It's a play on words or, in other words, verbal nuances bordering on absurdity. Here you have to read between the lines.
Właśnie o to chodzi, lepiej bym tego nie określił 😀
Rob you are not welcome in Poland keep it in mind :)
@@Mopster8 pisz za siebie ,dlaczego mnie do tego dołączasz ?
@@Mopster8 Talk about yourself, Rob seems like a cool guy who just enjoys foreign culture even if he knows that he can't understand everything, he isn't a bad person
@@_kiewicz6340 He thinks everything is racist like those black ppl in america that even when you walk by them they will tell you that you are a racist. It is very clear that the polish language overwhelmed him and he is not able to understand even tiny bit of the play of words and the verbal nuances. If you do not understand polish culture and the context of a joke bcuz you're just too du*b do not insult polish people by saying that they are racist. If you're lacking some part of your brain since you clearly did not understand any of the jokes like polish people do and you have prejudices towards polish people it does not mean that you can insult the whole nation and the only racist c***t here is you. Why would you even create such absurd video while having a huge lack in understanding of polish language? For views and your 38k subscribers? Careerist pig. I hope that's clear to you now.
Whole dialogue refers to Polish history, especially the Polish-German relationship.
The guy near that black guy is German, he even speaks German. This is quite old, it's funny satire, but it's about time when we ended our relationship with USSR and entered a bit different world. When I was 5 years old I asked mom in a tram why this person is other, with pointing on him. It wasn't racist, that was just first time I saw somebody not white. My mom told me not to do it next time, explained me and the guy smiled. Those were different times. In 21st century everything has changed in Poland. The only thing that has not changed is hatred to russian politics, and some distance towards Germany. ;)
It's funny when you finish your argument that not everything was the fault of the Germans and Russians, and suddenly you get hit with a ricochet when Kasia says it's all the fault of the English, your reaction is priceless.😂
This polish sitcom was on tv around 90's and 00's so it was ok to make those sort of jokes. Same as ''Little Britain'' ''Benny Hill'' ect. That polish police officer(actor) in my opinion is a polish Jim Carrey guy who has 1000s identities inside him.
- Mum, can we go see the new Jim Carrey movie?
-No, we have Jim Carrey at home
The Jim Carrey at home...
LOL, Well, you picked a very difficult sketch for an Englishman. Zawisza Black is a knight from the time of the battle of Grunwald with the Teutonic Knights year 1410, Zawisza - First Name, Black - Surname or Nickname in those times.
ah my mistake
Actually in latest documents of European Union Eurostat you can see that Poland is the first country with no Rasist activity in Europe :) You can check that. It's really the typical polish humor. You just can't understand that and it's really hard to translate to english, i would even say impossible.
Regarding tolerance, I would like to remind you that you cannot tolerate a person you like. According to the meaning of the word, you can only tolerate those who violate some of your important standards, principles or values. To conclude, a Latin-Polish-English glossary:
Ego tolero -> cierpiąc, znoszę [kogoś, coś], jestem w stanie scierpieć [kogoś, coś] -> I can put up with it, though it pains me.
tolerans -> znoszący, cierpiący [kogoś, coś / z powodu kogoś, czegoś] -> putting up with [sb., sth.], suffering
tolerandus -> do zniesienia, dający się znieść -> being able to put up with.
So tolerance as such does not mean sympathy; on the contrary, it is closely related to consciously withholding or limiting antipathy.
nie tłumacz, on chuja z tego wie. nastukany ideologicznie Anglik
Zawisza the black was white, thats why thats funny
ah I was wrong then
@@RobReacts1 No problem bro, he was called "balck" so his skin colour may not be obvious
@@user-ku6co7nj1f Well, it certainly wasn't black: such an unusual - for that time and place - skin tone would have certainly been recorded in chronicles, memoirs or other accounts. He was very, very famous after all. He had, most likely, black hair and so did his brother as they both had nicknames related to colour black.
@@RobReacts1He was called black because he had black hair
Rob, it is "Thirteenth Precinct." We are talking about the Police, not the Military.
*"Posterunek" is a single Polish word that designates both a military outpost and a police station. Then, you just need to specify, adding another word: "posterunek wojskowy" (an adjective) or "posternek policji" (a noun in Genetive).
One sketch had this thought: 'Racism is like a brain - everyone has one, but not everyone uses it'.
And then there's the joke:
- Does it make sense to argue with a woman?
- My friend. With a woman, even the car navigation agrees.
Can we get more reactions videos to 13 posterunek? It's pure gold😂
If I can find them with Subtitles
Or find someone to translate😂
@@mchaniewicz I cant expect you to do them all! :D
@@RobReacts1maybe VOD?or dvd edition?
lots of love from Poland brother
Lata 90 specyficzny czas . W 13 posterunku obrywał każdy rasa , homoseksualiści, lekarze , księża itd każdy równo dostawał po mordzie . I po tylu latach dalej mnie to mega śmieszy
Zawisza the Black was and still is the most famous, respected and internationally recognized heavy knight. He is a symbol and the example of how to be honorable, trustworthy, and brave. He is/was called a black, because of his black body armor. He lived in the years of 1370-1428
7:30 Poland was probably the most multiracial country in Europe, if not in the world, and then there was communism and even Poles were not tolerated in Poland
It's a difficult scene to follow for a foreigner - plays on words (e.g. odszczepieniec/szczepionka), popular polish songs (e.g. "Kolorowe Jarmarki" - "Colourful Fairs"), references to legends and general history of Poland. If you don't know them then most of this absurdity escalation (especially at the beginning) escapes you, unfortunately.
13 Posterunek has many other less complicated episodes, you should try those sometime! (if there are subs available...)
This episode is very interesting. Especially in the context of a German policeman. It shows, for example, that the denazification of Germany was a fiction. If I remember correctly, a German policeman called the people from the 13th precinct racist. Meanwhile, he was proud of the fact that his father fought in the Nazi army during the war.
Poland did not have colonies and did not profit from human trafficking, so we have no obligation to take care of other nations now. As a country, we lived for many years under partition and fought for freedom.
Jak dla mnie to w tym odcinku 13 posterunku jest tak, że od rasizmu w Polsce ważniejszy jest konflikt narodowościowy (jak zauważyłeś) a ponad nim mizoginizm.
I mizoandria
@@domiiinik4320 I mitochondria
Imo po prostu chodzi o dzielenie się na grupki, które dzielą się na grupki itd., ogólnie szufladkowanie i plemienność i szukanie wspólnych wrogów.
W tym odcinku (jak i w innych) chodzi o to żeby się pośmiać 🙂
@@Toorek100 No i kurde Kolega wszystko popsuł. Wziął, przylazł, napisał i popsuł. A tu można było się jeszcze pośmiać z tego, jak ci co im nie do śmiechu tłumaczą wesołkom, że śmieją się za wcześnie, za późno lub w ogóle. Zaraz byśmy podyskutowali, ile tam ukrytego rejszyzma czy entyszejmatyzma jest, jakie to tam Polaki są pijaki, a jakie są zaściankowe, jak tam drażnią mniejszości płciowe i większości religijne, że kobiety były przerysowane i w ogóle to były dzikie czasy i "a fe" do kwadratu. I już miałem skoczyć po ten przysłowiowy popkorn, żeby to z pełnym schadenfreude obserwować, a tu Kolega przyszedł i za szybko skoczył do puenty (pointy)... ;-) Przypomina mi się końcówka (dobrego z resztą) filmu "Show" (nota bene także Ślesickiego), gdzie pod koniec wychodzi cała ustawka i Dorociński do Zelta, czemu się chichrał, bo mogli jeszcze dłużej pociągnąć ten numer, czyli tytułowy "szioł". Ale śmiech to ciężki do opanowania odruch. I nie zawsze łatwy do wywołania. Salut! ;-)
2:00 Rob, I'm not sure if I can explain to you what brought Arnold (that big policeman) to take out his big gun. There were sequence of words and deeds like german man (who are also connected to Teutonic Order) talking in "barbed wire" (which is associated with concentration camps) drawing a gun which triggers a defensive reflex in many polish people just by thinking about such eventuality. Then mention of Teutonic Order and Zawisza Czarny (The black) which I'm almost sure wasn't black. This is a reference to the spiral of hatred.
Fact: Poland is the least racist country in Europe. The biggest racists are Germans and Austrians. According to recent studies. You can check
I am completely and absolutely sure that Zawisza The Black was not black :)
More easter egga
-NIemcy na Madagskar (Germans to Madagaskar) reffers to pre-war polish anty-semitic slogan Żydzi na Madagaskar (Jews to Madagaskar). There was a idea to create a Jewish State / colony / on Madagaskar and resetled there all Jews from Poland.
0:55 It is hilarious but one can not easily explain how Cezary (protagonist of that show) can so frivolously shake off calling someone a freak (odszczepieniec in polish) by turning it around to vaccinated (zaszczepiony almost like zaszczepieniec/odszczepieniec). :)
I'm getting more impressed day by day hearing your Polish languague :) Let's go Rob
In fact there are quite many people of different races in Poland. Maybe you didn't have an opportunity to see them in Wrocław, but in Warsaw (where I live) I can see them basically every day - Afro-Americans, people from India, Japanese (or Vietnamese - I'm not sure).
Maybe I'm wrong, but I think that nowadays people in Poland are more open to foreigners. Of course, there are racists, but most Polish people are rather tolerant.
Warsaw is the worst city in Poland.
Dlatego właśnie cała Polska nienawidzi Warszawy i innych ogromnych miast za bycie multiculti oraz za lewactwo oraz brak bezpieczeństwa, który za tym idzie.
It is easier to say/writen 'people with asian origin or african origin'. Not all black people are afro-american and not all with slanted eyes are chineese/japanesse.
@@michbushi That's what ignorants usually say.
@ioi41 If you don't mind, I'll allow myself to write in a way that is easier for me. I didn't offend anyone, so don't lecture me.
it's true that we are prejudiced against Germans, Russians and Jews, but we are mostly right about this hatred
Ouch, you really picked hard one... Lot of slender connections and associations of historical facts.
Teutonic Order (full name Order of the Hospital of the Blessed Virgin Mary of the German House in Jerusalem, where - as you probably noticed - word "German" is important) was brought to Mazovia in 1226 by Konrad of Mazovia, to protect Polish territory from attacks by the Prussians, who were then considered pagans. Over time, the order Christianized the Prussians and took over their lands. He began to attack the surrounding areas that belonged to Polish rulers, as well as the lands of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, all the time claiming that he was fighting pagans, even though the inhabitants of these lands had adopted Christianity. The peak moment of these fights is considered to be the defeat of the Order (which was considered as one of the most strongest military powers in Europe at the time) by the King of Poland, Władysław Jagiełło, and his brother, Prince Witold, the ruler of Lithuania, in battle of Grunwald in 1410. This battle is always recalled when the Poles want to prove their advantage in conflicts with the Germans.
The Bismarck thing (in sketch is mentioned as another moment, when we again kicked ass of Germans - connection with Teutonic Oreder): in 1941, the German battleship Bismarck (one of the largest warships ever built, displacement about 45 000 tons) made its way into the North Sea and later the Atlantic, threatening convoys coming from the United States with supplies to Great Britain. The British Navy formed a team of ships to find the Bismarck and sink. The team included the Polish, small (dsiplacement about 1 800 tons) destroyer ORP Piorun (ORP means Okręt Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej - Warship of Republic of Poland - Polish equivalent of "HMS", "Piorun" means "Thunderbolt"), which was the first to find Bismarck at sea. Instead of notifying the rest of the British ships and retreating, ORP Piorun sent a radio message about finding a German battleship, and then attacked it and engaged in an artillery duel with it for almost an hour while waiting for the main forces. Then British came and sunk the Bismarck.
If British sinks large ships, so they probably are also responsible for sinking of Titanic as well (well... you actually are, crew of Titanic were British ;-)
Gee, longest comment that I ever wrote on TH-cam
Poland is not multi-racial, thanks to our Red, Only Rightful Ruler - KC PZPR (I hope you get the joke).
During the Iron Courtain, Ukrainians were moved to Ukraine, Poles to Poland, German (eastern Prussia) to Germany. Basically, the Stalinism created almost single-nationality states, not to mention the racial side of things.
Then, in 1960's our government wanted to deport the Jews to Israel, so any Jew who would apply for a permanent leave, would get it.
That was almost impossible for normal Poles, who wanted to move to the west and so Jews were separated from communities, which caused them to move out to Israel.
And the self-spinning wheel started. Thirty years after the fall of communism, things are returning to normal, but if you want to see some multi-racialism in Poland, you have to go to a University districts in cities.
I live 5 minutes from the Warsaw University and going up the flood embankment of Vistula, is like a border between that grey Poland to that University's diverse one.
Still, the biggest minority are Asians who study here music and computer science (with exeptions of course).
Tautonic Order.. was Germans.. it's like telling.. it wasn't germans it was nazis.. it wasn't germans it was tautonic order.. it wasn't germans it Prusacs.. it's always a diffrent name to not mention Germans, but it was them just by another names..
90s/00s comedies were wild
and the best
Fun fact: a man who acted in that series has his own YT channel: Cezary Pazura
there are no black people in Poland because we didn't have a colony in Africa and that's why we didn't have slaves, on the contrary, we were slaves ourselves and Poles understood what it was like, so that's why, in addition, Poles sent by Napoleon to break the revolution of black Haitians who fought for freedom went to side of the rebels and together they defeated the French
We Poles do not have colonies because we did not want to take part in what the French, English, Spanish and Dutch did. These were the times when all Europeans traveled in search of a new land. and yes! we were supposed to have colonies, but when Polish explorers/travellers realized what this entailed (slavery, exploitation of natives) we decided that such an attitude was unworthy of a human being! that's why we stopped colonizing. p.s. During the war, 12 million Poles died because of Nazi racism. think twice before calling a Pole a racist. For us it's pure humor, for you it's a shameful page of history.
and a translation wouldn't be more appropriate „precinct” from outpost? In US is precinct, in UK I say always police station cos we here haven’t numbers right?
Considering that nowadays things like EATING, MATH, HAVING A DAD, PUNCTUALITY are openly considered racist... It reasonable to say "I'm not racist" :)
3:10 Most funny is the use of "father" figure rather then more common mother in his statement which no one have to translate.
In Polish when we tell he black we say about example hair color. Now this is rare becouse too many people conect this with skin.
13 Posterunek great comedy. Nothing racist there. Poland had no colonies so we don't have this racism paranoia.
Interesting points you made. I won't comment on the whole 'racism in Poland' thing because - as I can see - many other people have already explained that. I'll focus on 'women's oppression' real quick. In the old days, men used to provide, fight in wars while risking their lives and women stayed at home to take care of children. I don't think a lot of women would have rather swapped places and risk having their heads cut off or being impaled. Even today not a lot has changed. When the war in Ukraine broke out, women were allowed to leave the country and save their lives. On the other hand, men were stopped at the border and sent to trenches.
More 13 Posterunek! And Cezary Pazura please
3:33 we Poles, never get angry on lazy people. They
haven't done anything.👏🙌
The main actor of 13 Posterunek has his own YouTbe Channel and I wanted to link you it, but his videos doesnt have subtitles.
Rob 13 posterunek to Polski serial komediowy
Actually the old guy was german- he spoke in german language so that is why they talked about germans
The sketch is quite complex despite its simplicity. It may be interpreted as: everyone can be predjudiced to someone. Your skin colour, nationality, gender doesn't matter. No group is above it, which is quite relevant in today discourse that try to push the false claim oppressed groups are excluded somehow, thus unsavory behaviour is justified. Another interpretation is that trying hard not to be offensive has often the opposite result, especially when the recipent is being overly sensitive and see bias everywhere. The result is often a downward spiral of mutual insults and accusations. And of course the sketch takes a Mickey at Poles grousing that everything is someone's else fault because of history XD
Witaj Rob , pozdrawiam serdecznie 👍
Ja uważam że Polacy w większości są tolerancyjni ,a mała ilość ludzi czarnoskórych wynika po części dlatego ponieważ do niedawna Polska była krajem postkomunistycznym ,można powiedzieć ,była odcięta od świata zewnętrznego .Teraz to się zmienia .Młode pokolenia uczą się języków a granica jest ogólnie dostępna .Wiadomo są jakieś jednostki ,które nie akceptują inności,ale to nie znaczy , że cały naród jest rasistowski
I can't belive you got yourself into polish news headlines for this video lol
Haha so I have been told
Our humor is basically about laughing at everybody but in a way that there is a proper lack of political correctness xD And we do jokes about all groups. That's probably why show wasn't cancelled and the jokes are just funny (and not offensive) at all to us. In that sense we're pretty laid back.
I recommend watching it Historia bez cenzury Poland first to fight
I did and it got blocked
0:37 well, so how the hell would you explain to someone that you are not a racist if they were calling you a racist? I am sick of hearing accusations about polish people that we are racists. Majority of us haven't even had a chance to develop such attitude, because many have had nothing to do with people of other color for most of their lives. The usual common attitute in the polish society is curiosity. Of course there are people in Poland like Ogi Ugonoh, who is an antiracism activist, but that is her job to try and find racism everywhere! :D It does not matter to her that in Poland she happens to be the most rasist, but towards white people xD I really find it ridiculous and worrying at the same time. Of course if you have more and more of such "activists" in the country, their constant work on developing racism in Poland will unfortunately eventually "bear fruit"
Yes, there are few black people in Poland. That's becaude we didn't rob half of the world for hundreds of years ;) And seriously, in the 2nd half of 20th century people didn't tend to migrate to eastern countries. Even now, they much prefer Germany, France or UK, just because they are richer. There are some students from around the world and that's it. Not much of them, only in big cities, but certainly more than 20 years ago.
@Rob the warship Bismark was sunk by the English with our help xD We like it more when they say that we are racists, people whose countries have robbed half the world, had slaves and explained it all by saying that they can because they are white.
Hi Rob, I'm new to this chanel. I'm from Poland and I'm shocked you haven't seen any black people. Even in my town there are Hindu and Indonesian people. In big cities I see a lot of black man.
I think in the banter that in all it came out that they had connections to the past good or bad. Somehow they were all related.
Najlepszy fragment był:
>alili alili alili simba
> na co Stępień: słyszałeś mówił że rzuci cie na pożarcie simbie xD
Zawisza the black was renowned for winning multiple tournaments. He even defeated the well-known knight John II of Aragon and Navarre
Don't take words exactly! This joke is based on the fact that there is absolutely no racism in Poland (I know it's hard to imagine) the word black is the color of things (not people)out of politeness, we are even afraid to say colored - about human skin, but this African was oversensitive. We have Russophobia, Germanophobia and other phobias mixed in this film in a deliberately absurd combination
Fun stuff about the races in Poland. I live in Warsaw and I often take 2h walks in the southern district. There was a funny moment when in the span of around an hour I walked next to: 2 Nigerians, an Indian couple, three Chinese guys, a few Black guys and a Japanese girl. Not a single white person xD
And it's a fun and nice thing. Lets be good for each other and smile to everyone.
the cosmo-english head can't comprehend it, and no Zawisza Black was not black ;)
Krzyżaku HAHAHAHAHA
6:36 Cezary Pazura is one of the best Polish actors ever (in my opinion) and even had some stand-ups. In this TV show, he is like Jim Carrey, sort of. I really recommend a Polish comedy titled "Chłopaki nie płaczą" where he plays a gangster. Basically this "old school" Polish humor is a bit absurd, difficult to convey in other languages or cultures ("Chłopaki nie płaczą", "Poranek kojota", "Czas surferów").
Find Babatunde Aiyegbusi ;) He's Polish I've met him couple times during the sparings or games, when he played for Wroclaw Football teams.
niemiec - wróg , kropka
Czy był odcinek o filmie " Dzień świra " ?
"Zawisza Czarny", a Polish knight, had a black beard or hair! In Poland, a black person is a rare exception and quite an attractive representative of the "big world". We do not understand the problems related to racism, we cannot behave appropriately so as not to offend anyone, we behave absurdly, our language is not adapted to racism, we cannot explain that we do not have racist traditions. We have a tradition of phobia of white neighbors. The policeman wants to shoot the German
It's supposed to be a banter offensive to literally everything and everyone. Exaggeration of all possible hate in the world. Do not take it so seriously😛
5:20 yes they were opressed, but actually not in Poland, they had equal rights from the beggining in Poland
Watch "Miodowe Lata", the polish version "The Honeymooners" sitcom.
It is Polish absurd humor from early 1990s.
🤣🤣🤣
"Na słowie harcerza polegaj jak na Zawiszy" drugi punkt prawa harcesrkiego Związku Harcerstwa Polskiego 😊 Zawisza Rycerz prawdomówny
A drugi punkt prawa harcerskiego jest wypowiadany po złożeniu oficjalnego przyrzeczenia harcerzy (skaut) w Polsce.
Ps. Trochę prywaty, ja ryczałam jak bóbr składając swoje przyrzeczenie harcerskie potwierdzając je 2 punktem prawa harcerskiego. Oj to jest wielka sprawa kolego
Kurwa oglądałem to w 1998 roku na polsacie i jest to do dziś najlepszy polski serial komediowy z Cezarym Pazurą . Lata 90 były cudowne
the main character is played by Cezary Pazura, who have now TH-cam channel. :)
You should watch Ale plama Wypadek na budowie. It's a letter to prosecutor's office regarding the accident read by two satirist and it's hilarious. But someone will have to translate it for you
Rob you need to be in Belfast to see the Englishman and the Titanic jokes ;) Pozdrawiam z Belfastu.
I remember watching '13th precinct' - a legendary sitcom - this episode contains many historical nuances.
4:30 Allo!Allo! Rene Artuar. @Robbie :D
This episode mocks the entire racism argument, because it starts with every single one of them preparing to invite their incoming guests and not perpetuate the racist stereotype, but the more they try, the more they fail doing so, because they slip unintended racist remarks in their statements, and everyone gets offended by the most minor things, so it quickly escalates beyond limits. This nicely shows how such arguments usually go in real life and why it is stupid, because no one in this scene intended anything wrong from the start :J
Zawisza the Black was black because he dye armor black....
You wouldn’t get away with this on the Polish TV now, just like in britain. Times have changed, British shows laughed off more too in the past, like Still Game, Mind Your Language, and that show with Patrick from Eastenders. Poland was just late with such comedy, 10-20 years, as you couldn’t get away with this during communism. And you can’t now. The irony.
It is not just going back just to Germans or Russians, there’s a lot of puns in that clip, and satirizes a stalemate.
My friend . The English betrayed Poland, read the history
You need to see episode of "Alternatywy 4" with "black" guy.
Oi zawisza was white xD He wore black armour xD
Everything is due to germans or russians. Never miss oportunity to blame one of them XD
In my opinion, you, as an Englishman, shouldn't watch it, because you won't understand the Polish play on words, and therefore - Polish humor from those years. What is funny to us Poles may be perceived as outrageous or even inappropriate for you. We know what times we live in, where there is great political correctness everywhere, so broadcasting this series and this episode for these shitty times will be a great tact and will show us in a bad light, and people will not understand it if they are not Poles. Our sense of humor was shaped by difficult experiences such as communism, Nazi occupation, etc. and we turned it into satire. That's why you English people won't understand it, just like me, for example, I don't understand the Monty Python phenomenon and I won't understand your sense of humor. That's why I don't watch it and I haven't watched it, much less will I comment on it. Big up ✌️
Ok, by that logic, you should only watch anything that is Polish...
Bismarck it's german navy boat.
Cezary Pazura tries to be polite in this joke, but he is hampered by language mistakes, every word is a political blunder. We are amused by the combination of words that may or may not be offensive. In Poland they are not offensive, but in the face of racist problems they can suddenly be considered an insult.
Rob this is only comedy serial, no worries
Ahh, klasyczek(translation) Ger. Ahhh, Klassiker, Eng. Aaahhh Classic
Everything here is exaggerated to the extreme to make it funny by absurdity.
who recomended this all videos for you Rob?
'13 Posterunek' mate, not '13 Posterunku' :D
Rob, Ten serial ociera się o groteskę.. Jest w tym serialu mnóstwo niuansów językowych, zbitek, odniesień do historii oraz przywar Polaków. Serial jest o policjantach idiotach, ale w sumie dobrych ludziach.
Ten aktor co gra taki pobudzony to Cezary Pazura
Rob, it is not quite related to the video, but I have to say that you look a bit like a Polish actor Piotr Adamczyk. I don't know if I am the only person here who thinks that 🤔