Polish - Hungarian friendship is over

[Blondie]

What friendship,

to be honest several Poles on this site struck me as kinda anti Hungarian at times.

whilst I never saw Huns here be anti Polish.

Still we supported them in their protests of 56 and then when the Soviets tried that shit on us ...
We took it to another level !

Only Rethel did it, i dont blame him, he was mentally damaged, medically speaking.

[Roy]

Not only Americans but a majority of other Europeans, too. I often have a hard time understanding my Polish coworker as he simply doesnt talk loud enough, coupled with a generally noisy work environment.



Poland alongside Finnland already makes the top 10 most introverted countries:

https://worldpopulationreview.com/co...rted-countries

And for my liking way too many fellow Poles I know still talk way too loud! I once used my app on my unsuspectic dad, his voice during his regular speech reached 70dB, no wonder I considered the noise unpleasant after some prolonged exposure.

[rothaer]

And for my liking way too many fellow Poles I know still talk way too loud! I once used my app on my unsuspectic dad, his voice during his regular speech reached 70dB, no wonder I considered the noise unpleasant after some prolonged exposure.

In this aspect I'd see no difference in average between Poles and Germans.

[oszkar07]

Only Rethel did it, i dont blame him, he was mentally damaged, medically speaking.

I would consider my post mostly a troll post as in reality was not really any issues between Huns and Poles here.
Rethel and I think occasionally was one other Polish member that made few comments that seemed anti Hungarian, But I do agree was mainly Rethel.

[Veslan]

Two countries have different interests and seek different alliances, that's nothing new nor shocking.
In case of Poland and Hungary, similiar scenario already accured in 1939, when Poland allied with Great Britain and France and remained a part of the Allies until the war was over (mostly in exile/as an underground movement), and Hungary alied with Germany and Italy and remained a part of the Axis until the fall of Budapest in 1945. Still, no one proclaimed that the "Polish-Hungarian friendship" was over back then, just because Poland was pro-British and Hungary was pro-German.

Personally I don't see a reason to hate Hungarians or Hungarian nationalists just because they don't value the existEnce of an independent Ukraine as much as most of the Poles do. I understand that Hungarians don't see Russia as a threat to their independence, and instead look with more sympathy towards Putin's regime, because it is somewhat anti-woke (though not as conservative as Russian propagandists would want you to believe) and would like to improve relations with Russia as it would probably translate to cheaper prices of oil and gas. I also understand that Hungarian nationalists are probably repulsed by how poorly Ukrainians treat Magyar minority in Subcarpathia, and some would even love to annex this region back to Hungary.

However, the Polish government has different interests. Polish people generally see Russia as an imperialist power and an aggressive expander that has to be weakened as much as it is possible. This is why we want Belarus to break free from Russia and Ukraine to remain independent from Russia. It's not based on ideology or even sentiments, just a "safety first" policy.

[Peterski]

Our views of the USA are very different:

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...iews-of-the-US

Yes, I`ve got some serious issues with their governement

What issues do you have with our government?

[Jana]

Two countries have different interests and seek different alliances, that's nothing new nor shocking.
In case of Poland and Hungary, similiar scenario already accured in 1939, when Poland allied with Great Britain and France and remained a part of the Allies until the war was over (mostly in exile/as an underground movement), and Hungary alied with Germany and Italy and remained a part of the Axis until the fall of Budapest in 1945. Still, no one proclaimed that the "Polish-Hungarian friendship" was over back then, just because Poland was pro-British and Hungary was pro-German.

Personally I don't see a reason to hate Hungarians or Hungarian nationalists just because they don't value the existEnce of an independent Ukraine as much as most of the Poles do. I understand that Hungarians don't see Russia as a threat to their independence, and instead look with more sympathy towards Putin's regime, because it is somewhat anti-woke (though not as conservative as Russian propagandists would want you to believe) and would like to improve relations with Russia as it would probably translate to cheaper prices of oil and gas. I also understand that Hungarian nationalists are probably repulsed by how poorly Ukrainians treat Magyar minority in Subcarpathia, and some would even love to annex this region back to Hungary.

However, the Polish government has different interests. Polish people generally see Russia as an imperialist power and an aggressive expander that has to be weakened as much as it is possible. This is why we want Belarus to break free from Russia and Ukraine to remain independent from Russia. It's not based on ideology or even sentiments, just a "safety first" policy.

Most objective and mature reply here.