...Isn't it funny

[Gość: tomboyyz]

... how Chicago is the next largest Polish city in the world after Warsaw. Of
course my question is, Who are they counting as Poles. Officially they can't
count any child of a Pole who was born in the US as that would make the child
an American unless Poland has the law like the US does about giving citizenship
to a child born of parents with citizenship. They could count Poles that have
US citizenship, because they would have dual citizenship with Poland, but do
they?

[d.z.]

Gość portalu: tomboyyz napisał(a):

> ... how Chicago is the next largest Polish city in the world after Warsaw. Of
> course my question is, Who are they counting as Poles. Officially they can't
> count any child of a Pole who was born in the US as that would make the child
> an American unless Poland has the law like the US does about giving citizenship
>
> to a child born of parents with citizenship. They could count Poles that have
> US citizenship, because they would have dual citizenship with Poland, but do
> they?

Isn't it funny. Yes it is, but that is the way the law "is working"...
Once again we could see that solution of simple problem is very complicated, but
keep smile ;))) - administration is working. It is only a matter of years and
they will find how to do this propper way ;)))

[Gość: G.Bardic]

I was just wondering who it is who is doing the counting, and who they are
counting. 8-)

[d.z.]

Gość portalu: G.Bardic napisał(a):

> I was just wondering who it is who is doing the counting, and who they are
> counting. 8-)

OOps. That is the problem. Basicly everyone may count (even "on") everyone.
Who cares about results? Maybe that is the way of keeping people bussy??? ;))))

[Gość: G.Bardic]

True... nice job eh? Making up numbers.

[d.z.]

Gość portalu: G.Bardic napisał(a):

> True... nice job eh? Making up numbers.

...and this "nice job" is payable (I think), isn't it?