@timsoret@cmuratori bla bla bla "I'm a retard who uses slop and wants to sell you other people's work as my own. Why do you fight so hard to make this impossible for me??"
@TimSweeneyEpic@mattworkman lol midget doesn't like that slop producers need to disclose they're using clankers to produce garbage they're trying to sell to you
@Smoldi7171@BrianMcDonaldIE@samboedenmannDC I'm not saying it wasn't a shithole, I'm just saying that even that shithole had it easier to afford a home. You're a coping retard if you think your country is economic powerhouse today, when 4.5M migrated to better countries and average age of leaving parent home is 29 lol
@samboedenmannDC@Smoldi7171@BrianMcDonaldIE Most of heavy "subsidies" were in form of cheap resources like energy, similar to deals EU had with Russia before the war. It's true that Poland received financial help, but countries like DDR didn't and did fairly well when it comes to housing affordability.
@Smoldi7171@BrianMcDonaldIE@samboedenmannDC Way to pick the period before collapse. In 1970s, easily yes. You could get a home which was heavily subsidized and cost 3-5% of household income with 0 risk of eviction and 0 debt. You are retarded if you think it is easier or better today no matter how much you spin gdp numbers
@Smoldi7171@BrianMcDonaldIE@samboedenmannDC Unlike you, I am not denying the numbers. I am just saying that it is more important to have a roof over your head than have magic gdp number go up. Again, average Pole can't afford a home and is living with their parents until 29. This is nothing to celebrate as you present it
@Smoldi7171@BrianMcDonaldIE@samboedenmannDC Those are official statistics. Why do you continue with cheap platitudes instead of actually replying with facts?
Average Pole can't afford a home, millions of you are working all over Europe, the others stay with parents until 29 years old, one of the highest in EU. Facts
@Smoldi7171@BrianMcDonaldIE@samboedenmannDC Imagine believing this, you literally can't afford a roof over year head and you're talking about economic "success", peak brainwashing.
Average Pole leaves parents house at 29 years old (greece levels). 54% of young adults aged 25–34 live with their parents.
@ShinMarginalScr Smartest liberal in the world lmao. Baltic countries are doing so well now that if they continue, they won't exist in a few decades
https://t.co/zsHQVQmVmj
@Smoldi7171@BrianMcDonaldIE@samboedenmannDC Your country (poland) is doing so well on this model, so there is no reason to think it wouldn't do wonders for Ukraine as well.
From peak fertility rate 3.7 during communism to 1.1 today, lowest in europe. From 38m people to 35m today. 3m emigrated and living in EU
@ArminLaschet Member of a party which is full of "ex"-nazis complains that the other part of germany which had no former nazis in power is antisemitic. Germany is full of clowns today