Pozdravy z Polska!
Today we celebrate our National Independence Day. On our local reddit called “wykop”, one of the most popular posts today is: **Why Czechia is better** 🙂
Enjoy

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**Translation:**

The Czech Republic #4thewin

– Instead of having a border with Belarus, they have neighbors: Germany, Poland, Slovakia and Austria
– Liberal law
– The Church does not decide about politics
– Porn mogul in the porn industry
– Good beer
– No “New Deal” (Kaczynskis economic program)
– Have their own car brand
– Tourists like to be there
– Average height of men is over 180 cm
– No polish reggae and polish standup
– They won the European football championship
– Drinking in public places is not prohibited in the Czech Republic
– They’re good at hockey
– The country is appreciated by experts from [wykop.pl](https://wykop.pl) (͡ ° ͜ʖ ͡ °)
– They have good relations with the EU, therefore they can efficiently accuse Poland about Turów

Cons:
– No access to the sea

11 comments
  1. But Warsaw has skyscrapers. Get rid of Kachinsky and catholic terrorists and I’m moving to Poland. Stay strong brothers.

  2. >- No polish reggae and polish standup – *that cannot be worse than Czech scene*
    >
    >- They won the European football championship – *in which century?*
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    >- Drinking in public places is not prohibited in the Czech Republic – *it is.. at least in towns*
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    >- They’re good at hockey – *outdated information.*

  3. Hey guys…he just want to tell us something beautiful about our country. You can just be happy and not spare him everything he writes. I appreciate what they write very much. Thank you.

  4. Why Poland is better:

    * They’ve got some balls
    * They didn’t forget what are the roots of the Western civilization
    * They knew Russians were bastards before it was cool
    * They actually do care about their own defense
    * They are big enough not to be ignored
    * They have Henryk Sienkiewicz and Stanisław Lem

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