I cried when I read this. the same thing is happening in our country, and in the first place, the simplest people suffer, who turn out to be helpless hostages of criminal terror, and, as you rightly said, this is a crime that does not allow society to breathe.
Adrian88
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Nice trade! I wonder if it will go back to the 4,7 range, PLN is printing money like crazy.
@Adrian88, I'm proud of Poland whose achievements are underestimated. and in the eurozone, its place should be more significant. Poland did not join the European Union on an equal footing and is still a donor for Europe. which is causing inflation in Poland. do you agree with this?
Adrian88
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@hushedKing56217, I think that inflation is caused by fractional reserve banking. I do agree that Poland is/was a donor to Russia and Germany, mostly because of the lost war, occupation and after that a criminal privatization which was carried out by corrupt politicians. Whole companies were bought out cheaper that the worth of the ground they were standing on. When having this in mind, one can admire that the Polish people managed to "do ok" despite all the odds being against them. Ofcourse "doing ok" will mean different things for different people, but considering the run of "back luck" Poland had, I think it could be much worse. I guess when I'm thinking of being proud of my country and its people, its more about being proud of us keeping our culture and identity despite our neighbours trying to eradicate both for the last 200 years or so.
drindrin
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@Adrian88, The last 200 years? Neighbours? You read to much historical books ;)
At least twice as much. Culture comes second, identity comes third. The worst attack goes to first place.
Adrian88
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@drindrin, I've oversimplified the answer to make it as short as possible.