According to police data over 250,000 people attended the Independence March in Warsaw this year

lol

what can you do besides perpetually blame my country or flout our laws and travel north?

what did germany even have to do with Russia fucking off?
Poland kicked out commies by itself, with politics, ever heard about Solidarność?

No idea what kind of autistic redditor came up with this. What events does it even refer to?

Does Poland even have a native culture that wasn't imparted by some ruling power? Might as well let Russia run you over again so a real country can take charge.

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Which imported culture do you even mean? I dare you don't say German or Prussian!

I can assure you that hardly anyone in North America can tell the difference between you and the Russians in any element. Even the language sounds like some mongrel pidgin of a slavic tongue.

Practically that entire region of Europe has such a massive complex about being pavement for greater empires and it's hilarious. Little wannabee kingdoms like Hungary and Poland pretending to be some defender of the Occident while the countries they deride have them on life support. At least Ukraine is endearing enough to know its place.

and what kind of culture does Russia have?
vodka drinking? oh wait vodka is polish invention

>can YOUR country do that
Of course

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ah yes our fine education system at work ladies and gentlemen

pretty based

Yea, all those fine Canadian operas, symphonies, paintings and epic poems...

We rather tend to demonstrate for multiculturalism.

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240.000 people btw

>nobody is even carrying a german flag

sad!

This is very strange, actually, because I personally know many Germans who constantly rant about all that Multi-kulti. I met some of those cosmopolitan ones, too (mostly among Erasmus students who come to my city), but still, I would say that the ratio is 60% anti-multiculturalists vs. 40%.

Assuming that in your country everyone is patriotic and half of all Germans are
pro multi-culti, while Germany has twice the population, both demonstrations should have approximately the same size -which they do. To me, that seems to make sense.

A German flag is not exactly a symbol of multiculturalism.

Nah, like 30% of people here don't have any strong affiliation to national traditions. Actually, some of them are openly against them, eg. many former communist party members. Of course, it's not an accurate percentage, but one can extrapolate voting results, various polls etc. In fact, when you watch Polish media you can easily spot that people tend to have radically different opinions (maybe it's a kind of legacy of our old quasi-anarchistic old Commonwealth). In Germany all main political parties seem to have very similar opinions, like I used to watch that TV program Quadriga, or whatever the correct spelling is, and all your politicians coming there were always surprisingly unanimous, as if having an opposite opinion was wrong, or smth. like that (mind that this was before AfD, I don't learn German anymore, so maybe it looks different today). Anyway, a thing like your "great coalitions" is simply impossible here.

Based
We have no national march because our ancestors came here to make money or to work forcibly. No one had to fight for anything, except a few battles here and there.

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What's actually the situation there, eg. how looks all that stuff related to your referendums about joining the USA? What political questions are most important currently? Also, how do people see the Spanish era?

Based but also redpilled

First referendum had a high voter turnout and statehood won. Second referendum was boycotted by anti-statehood people, hence not taken seriously. Political questions at the moment revolve around the debt issue (like Greece a few years back). People see the Spanish era as something distant. There's a pro-Spanish movement that has 30,000 followers on social media, if that counts.

>I can assure you that hardly anyone in North America can tell the difference
Who gives a shit about what you think though?
I can understand not knowing history of far away countries as I don't know much either, but the way people like you act genuinely smug and proud of not knowing something is just baffling to me.
>that out of the blue mention of Ukraine
t. Chang James Jebiewdenko

Poland is a joke hahahha

that you play the victim card when in fact you are scumbags

Why wouldn't they be safe? From what I've seen the march was very safe, and after they dispersed the streets were pristine.

Thanks!