Mój synek chodzi teraz do Year1,nigdy nie uczyłam go języka angielskiego,ale teraz już po 3latacg styczności z tym językiem niestety częściej chce mówić w domu po ang..Stawiam n język polski,chce żeby umiał posługiwać się językiem swoich rodziców..ale są też tacy którzy mają w domu Charles'a zamiast Karola 😂
a propo kampanii wyborczych, to mam tak ,że zawsze mówię nie ,ja sama umiem myśleć,a jak ktoś jest namolny to stwierdzam ,że to jest molestowanie i ono jest karalne,delikwent zwykle się zmywał,ostatnio jakoś ta kampanie była zdrowsza,nie widziałam naganiaczy,bo tak ich nazywam
Isn't it interesting that those people felt entitled to your vote Błażej? Since you mentioned he was older,l bet it does hold some sway with people from his own generation-you voted for 'your own' from 'your neck of the woods'. Here in Australia we see a similar thing,but luckily the younger the voter the more they inform themselves on the issues and policies and vote accordingly,though we do of course have large cohorts of the 'rusted-ons' who will stick to the same party no matter whether it actually serves them or not,simply because their fathers or grandfathers voted that way.l find it so scary that so much of the world seems to be veering to the right in their elections.
The level of entitlement of those individuals is staggering. I have a major difficulty stomaching such an attitude. That is one of the reasons why they made so many bad decisions during and after the banks collapsed. Their own interests came before the good of the rest, which was very shortsighted. Still, to this day, they are relying on that support from those people. It was just sad, but not surprising
