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6/30/2025, 3:41:20 PM
>>509117344
I know this is a (((memeflag))) bait thread designed specifically to bait Polish posters & Polish posters alone, but I'll bite... of course...
>Their "histories" are just stories of being ruled by others.
true for czechs, slovaks etc. but not for us
we're literally the ONLY slavs who successfully withstood the german menace for over 1,000 years, even the russkies were under germ tsar boot
>half their vocabulary from Germans,
77% of the Polish lexicon is native, biggest loanword source is Latin, after that French and German are equal (about 6-8% iirc)
>take orders from Brussels and Washington.
we're not the ones who will give up their currency for the jewro on 1 January 2026, lmaooo
>Poland needed Lithuania to be anything
shithuanians needed US not to get conquered by the muscovites, retard
>None of them had empires. None of them defined anything. They just follow.
aha
lemme just copy & paste from wikipedia out of laziness
>The Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth,[b] also referred to as or the First Polish Republic, was a federative real union[12] existing from 1569 to 1795. Among the largest, most populated countries of 16th- to 18th-century Europe. At its peak, it spanned approximately 1,000,000 km2 and supported a multi-ethnic population of around 12 million as of 1618. Official languages of the Commonwealth were Polish and Latin, with Catholicism as the state religion.
>The Commonwealth's parliamentarism and elective monarchy, Golden Liberty, was an early example of constitutional monarchy. Sejm, the bicameral Parliament, held legislative power; its lower house was elected by szlachta nobles comprising some 10% of the population. Tightly circumscribed royal authority. Great religious tolerance by European standards, guaranteed by the Warsaw Confederation Act of 1573,[21][e]. Poland acted as the dominant partner in the union.[26] Polonization of nobles was generally voluntary,[27][26] but state efforts at religious conversion were sometimes resisted.[28]
I know this is a (((memeflag))) bait thread designed specifically to bait Polish posters & Polish posters alone, but I'll bite... of course...
>Their "histories" are just stories of being ruled by others.
true for czechs, slovaks etc. but not for us
we're literally the ONLY slavs who successfully withstood the german menace for over 1,000 years, even the russkies were under germ tsar boot
>half their vocabulary from Germans,
77% of the Polish lexicon is native, biggest loanword source is Latin, after that French and German are equal (about 6-8% iirc)
>take orders from Brussels and Washington.
we're not the ones who will give up their currency for the jewro on 1 January 2026, lmaooo
>Poland needed Lithuania to be anything
shithuanians needed US not to get conquered by the muscovites, retard
>None of them had empires. None of them defined anything. They just follow.
aha
lemme just copy & paste from wikipedia out of laziness
>The Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth,[b] also referred to as or the First Polish Republic, was a federative real union[12] existing from 1569 to 1795. Among the largest, most populated countries of 16th- to 18th-century Europe. At its peak, it spanned approximately 1,000,000 km2 and supported a multi-ethnic population of around 12 million as of 1618. Official languages of the Commonwealth were Polish and Latin, with Catholicism as the state religion.
>The Commonwealth's parliamentarism and elective monarchy, Golden Liberty, was an early example of constitutional monarchy. Sejm, the bicameral Parliament, held legislative power; its lower house was elected by szlachta nobles comprising some 10% of the population. Tightly circumscribed royal authority. Great religious tolerance by European standards, guaranteed by the Warsaw Confederation Act of 1573,[21][e]. Poland acted as the dominant partner in the union.[26] Polonization of nobles was generally voluntary,[27][26] but state efforts at religious conversion were sometimes resisted.[28]
6/19/2025, 5:20:47 AM
>>507935001
patterns by definition feature 3 or more events, and you're only basing off of WW2.
how low is your IQ, anon? serious question :(
patterns by definition feature 3 or more events, and you're only basing off of WW2.
how low is your IQ, anon? serious question :(
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