Man, learn to distinguish between Polish patriotism and Nazism or fascism. Do not offend Poles like the extreme leftist or the Soviet Bolshevik of Lenin's time! Nazism was the main ideology under Hitler! Nazism has nothing to do with Poles who celebrate independence 100 years ago.
I do know the difference between Nazism, Fascism and Polish Patriotism. It is hard to watch the Neo Nazis come out on your Independence day. You and I both know that happens. Yes, Nazism has nothing to do with Poles, I agree, but you still see and hear about them a lot here. There was a man giving the "Salute" on Camera and it was all over the place TV, internet, Twitter, my friend from the states sent me a pic and asked me what the hell is going on here. Last year's independence day made news in the states.
Polish people have huge respect for Turks.This have historic background.Polish Commonwealth and Turkish Othman Empire were the foes and fought many wars.that where mutual respect developed.After Poland partitions by their neighbors Turkey give home to polish refugees(Adamopolis) and never accepted Poland disappearing from the map. Long live Turkey.
No, we don't have huge respect for Turks. They have never deserved our respect. Stop talking nonsense. Turkey didn't accept Poland disappearing from the map only because they were enemies of Russia and wanted to spite the Russian empress Katherine.
i am ok with someone who do not like polish food. buuuuuuut i will add that i really DO NOT LIKE spicy food so i think if i would be in Turkey i would not like food there at all. Just ... you know - he was open about it and this is ok, so i am open about it and i hope this is equally ok.
@17:45 No, our hospitality is not a European trait. It's a Slavic and Eastern trait. You don't have anything like that in Germanic or Anglo-Saxon countries in the West.
I know a few people from Turkey and they are rather intelligent people, but this guy is definitely not intelligent, so if someone is not nice to him, it is not racism that will be the reason for it, but rather his lack of intelligence and the nonsense he talks about. P.S. If he doesn't like Polish cuisine, maybe he should go to Germany, perhaps he will enjoy German cuisine. I don't understand why he wants to bother studying in Poland so much just to stay legally in Europe. I don't want to offend anyone but in my opinion this guy is smart but the other way around. 😅
@@amjan With all due respect, but I got a different impression. I do not want to offend anyone but considering that he had to read what he likes or dislikes in Poland, it proves that he is not an intelligent man, moreover, he mentioned that he wanted to go to Germany but he did not make it and eventually he had to choose Poland, for me it is showing disrespect to my country and Polish nation of which I am a part. If someone does not respect the traditions, customs and culture of my country, is not welcome here.
@@mrwr7308 Damn, you're an idiot. You're holding him preparing himself for an appearance in front of a camera against him? It's good he wrote stuff down on paper, as it's not easy to remember everything when being filmed by strange people and knowing the video could be seen by millions of people. Don't be a dick. What's wrong with having a preference? If you had the choice of studying in the UK or Serbia which country would you choose? OH!! Which ever you choose then automatically it means that you disrespect the other country!?! Seriously, you're that dumb? And Germany is the obvious preference for Turks since there are millions of Turks living there and Germany has a much better economical situation, duh. Polish students prefer to study in Germany than in Turkey. How about that? Użyj chłopie czasem mózgu...
@@amjan W odróżnieniu od Ciebie ja na pewno używam mózgu i mam prawo do własnego zdania. Jeżeli ten facet tak bardzo kocha Niemcy to niech tam sobie jedzie i niech przestanie krytykować bezczelnie mój kraj i zwyczaje moich rodaków. Jeżeli się jedzie do obcego kraju to należy przestrzegać zasad tego kraju i społeczeństwa w nim żyjącego. Ale najważniejszą zasadą jest to by nie krytykować publicznie kraju do którego się przyjechało i opowiadać że chciało by się pojechać do innego kraju bo jest dużo lepszy ale skoro się tam nie mogło pojechać to trzeba żyć w tym gorszym. Taką wypowiedź traktuję jako bezczelną i chamską. I am using my head and are you doing the same?
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Man, learn to distinguish between Polish patriotism and Nazism or fascism. Do not offend Poles like the extreme leftist or the Soviet Bolshevik of Lenin's time! Nazism was the main ideology under Hitler! Nazism has nothing to do with Poles who celebrate independence 100 years ago.
I do know the difference between Nazism, Fascism and Polish Patriotism. It is hard to watch the Neo Nazis come out on your Independence day. You and I both know that happens.
Yes, Nazism has nothing to do with Poles, I agree, but you still see and hear about them a lot here. There was a man giving the "Salute" on Camera and it was all over the place TV, internet, Twitter, my friend from the states sent me a pic and asked me what the hell is going on here. Last year's independence day made news in the states.
@@thepolandexperience4268 wow, you are so dumb. Polish nationalists fought nazis, you read too much of leftie rabbish
@@pelephant2024 bravo, pinko pallino
Polish people have huge respect for Turks.This have historic background.Polish Commonwealth and Turkish Othman Empire were the foes and fought many wars.that where mutual respect developed.After Poland partitions by their neighbors Turkey give home to polish refugees(Adamopolis) and never accepted Poland disappearing from the map.
Long live Turkey.
No, we don't have huge respect for Turks. They have never deserved our respect. Stop talking nonsense.
Turkey didn't accept Poland disappearing from the map only because they were enemies of Russia and wanted to spite the Russian empress Katherine.
@@amjan talk for yourself.
@@janantoni3604 also Persia did not exept Poland disapearence
You have respect @@amjan
i am ok with someone who do not like polish food. buuuuuuut i will add that i really DO NOT LIKE spicy food so i think if i would be in Turkey i would not like food there at all. Just ... you know - he was open about it and this is ok, so i am open about it and i hope this is equally ok.
@17:45 No, our hospitality is not a European trait. It's a Slavic and Eastern trait. You don't have anything like that in Germanic or Anglo-Saxon countries in the West.
I know a few people from Turkey and they are rather intelligent people, but this guy is definitely not intelligent, so if someone is not nice to him, it is not racism that will be the reason for it, but rather his lack of intelligence and the nonsense he talks about. P.S. If he doesn't like Polish cuisine, maybe he should go to Germany, perhaps he will enjoy German cuisine. I don't understand why he wants to bother studying in Poland so much just to stay legally in Europe. I don't want to offend anyone but in my opinion this guy is smart but the other way around. 😅
Don't exaggerate, he was quite nice and respecftul.
@@amjan With all due respect, but I got a different impression. I do not want to offend anyone but considering that he had to read what he likes or dislikes in Poland, it proves that he is not an intelligent man, moreover, he mentioned that he wanted to go to Germany but he did not make it and eventually he had to choose Poland, for me it is showing disrespect to my country and Polish nation of which I am a part. If someone does not respect the traditions, customs and culture of my country, is not welcome here.
@@mrwr7308 Damn, you're an idiot.
You're holding him preparing himself for an appearance in front of a camera against him? It's good he wrote stuff down on paper, as it's not easy to remember everything when being filmed by strange people and knowing the video could be seen by millions of people. Don't be a dick.
What's wrong with having a preference?
If you had the choice of studying in the UK or Serbia which country would you choose? OH!! Which ever you choose then automatically it means that you disrespect the other country!?! Seriously, you're that dumb?
And Germany is the obvious preference for Turks since there are millions of Turks living there and Germany has a much better economical situation, duh. Polish students prefer to study in Germany than in Turkey. How about that?
Użyj chłopie czasem mózgu...
@@amjan W odróżnieniu od Ciebie ja na pewno używam mózgu i mam prawo do własnego zdania. Jeżeli ten facet tak bardzo kocha Niemcy to niech tam sobie jedzie i niech przestanie krytykować bezczelnie mój kraj i zwyczaje moich rodaków. Jeżeli się jedzie do obcego kraju to należy przestrzegać zasad tego kraju i społeczeństwa w nim żyjącego. Ale najważniejszą zasadą jest to by nie krytykować publicznie kraju do którego się przyjechało i opowiadać że chciało by się pojechać do innego kraju bo jest dużo lepszy ale skoro się tam nie mogło pojechać to trzeba żyć w tym gorszym. Taką wypowiedź traktuję jako bezczelną i chamską. I am using my head and are you doing the same?
Very interesting interview. I am sorry that your interlocutor experienced intolerance in this country. I hope that Poles will learn tolerance.
There is intolerance everywhere, not just in Poland. Though the situation is rather stark with Veysi as this person was racist against Jews.
@E A Awesome! I know your democracy is very new and yes multiculturalism is also a new thing here. I come from New York and it's a big change for me. Please consider subscribing as there will be more interviews and vlogs coming in the future.
@@thepolandexperience4268 and Turkswhere and are very tolerant /for christians and christian and secular Armenians and shia muslims in Persia and Kurdistan