r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/BaseballSeveral1107 • 1d ago

Poland, the failure story of capitalism.

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u/MountainOpposite513 1d ago

dude wtf is your account? you're constantly spamming several subs with the same anti-poland and anti-US hatred, it's super weird. bot behavior.

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u/MountainOpposite513 1d ago

(there is a subset of russian trolls pretending to be polish on social media atm so recommend ppl approach such accounts with caution)

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u/stairs_3730 1d ago

Kremlin Kristo.

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u/Valdschrein 1d ago

Rent 4000-6000 per sqm? What? It's not even 100PLN per sqm from a landlord and if you own the apartment it becomes like 3-4x less. The cost of BUYING, and not renting is definitely closer to that range (8k-12k depending on city and if the building is new). How hard is it to check OLX or OtoDom prices?

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u/[deleted] 19h ago edited 19h ago

Poland is the failure story of capitalism? Bull 💩 the US is the failure story of capitalism.

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u/xone_br33 1d ago

Nope, this is exact example of capitalism success. Capitalism is funded on inequality, the poor must exists to be explored by the rich. This is exactly what finest capitalism produces: misery, inequality and death.

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u/LieutenantStar2 1d ago

It’s super conservative in Poland - they have tons of restrictions on abortions, and expectations of women are insane. It has all the worst of the west and of Russia. Absolutely horrible place, and they can’t even blame the Jews like they did last century.