Discussion on Poland's Demographics and Migration
I just arrived in Poland, and I really wanna show you how fucked up
this country
looks like. 'Cause every one of you are saying, "Oh, it's amazing over
here. It's peace and quiet." Look.
I live abroad for last twenty-three years, but just now I noticed there
are only Caucasian people here.
Seriously. You don't really see that very often in any country in Europe,
in the world. I'm not gonna lie, but I find that kind of weird a little
bit.
Just Caucasian people?
I don't know.
It ain't my thing, 'cause I'm used to mixed races and shit.
Also, it's so fucking clean over here.
I didn't even see one time,
one time, a homeless person.
One thing I find kind of interesting in this video is that he says that he's
shocked to see so many Caucasian people in Poland.
Well, who lives in Poland? It's white people.
It's kind of weird that we have normalized mass migration
and Western countries
being flooded with Third World foreigners, that it's shocking to
see the native people in their native country.
I mean, this is what it's supposed to be, you know?
Let's take a look at what the comments have to say about this.
"Bro went to Poland and is surprised it has Polish
people." That's literally my comment right there, you know.
This is what a country is supposed to be, the people of that country.
"Well done, Poland." "If conservative means safe, yes,
we
are conservative as F." "Poland is a country we should all
be following." "This is what I really want in Canada." "Poland
seems like a paradise compared to England." So everyone agrees that
this is the way to run your country. Say no to mass migration.
And the reason why Poland looks like this is because they've rejected
mass migration. The European Union had these quotas, these
mass migration quotas, from majority Third World and Muslim
countries, and Poland said no. They even took fines that they were
not gonna accept the mass migration, and this is why it still looks like a
paradise, is because they said, "Absolutely not.
No foreigners."
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