波兰在欧盟内 - 我们是赢得还是失去？

Just like in the picture, only Germany gains, while Poland loses just like other countries in the EU and the eurozone. The report entitled "German economic policy and the euro 1999-2010" proves that Germany mainly benefited from the introduction of the euro, at the expense of Greece, Portugal, Ireland, and Spain. Klaus Schweinsberg, one of the leading German economists, admitted in January 2011 - "The introduction of the euro benefited the German industry the most. Our country is developing so rapidly that we can even afford to repay the debts of Greece, Portugal, and Ireland without major problems."

Do we gain or lose? One must be blind to claim that we gain. It has never been and will not be that someone gives something for free to someone else, read KPO, it's like a loan from the USSR during communism and then crying about how many years of Gierk's debts we have to pay back. It's the same shit, just packaged differently. The UK knew what they were doing and left the EU, is suffering from hunger, are they having problems? Are they missing something? The accession was okay but on the conditions that were there, not the ones being created now. Everything for the German and the German will give or not give.

We are being fooled right and left. And every stupid decision, politicians say that it must be done, oh well, the union...

Unfortunately, we live in a political tug-of-war and historically, Poles have not been able to govern their own country for centuries, but instead allow Russian or German agents to rule. Unfortunately, the fact is that without EU subsidies, many investments in Poland would never have been created. Similarly, without Gierk's loans in the 1970s, Poland would never have developed as much as it did, and we still benefit from many of those investments today. However, this did not sit well in the east, so a Russian agent in the form of Jaruzelski had to put a stop to it. I would like Poles to govern Poland, but looking at the Polish political scene, there doesn't seem to be anything like that on the horizon... Let's not deceive ourselves, unfortunately, we cannot defend ourselves against either the west or the east (even historically, Ukrainians gave us a hard time). Poland without the EU will immediately be absorbed under the wings of the Russians! Looking at the way an ordinary person's life looks in the east and in the west, I still prefer life in the west.

of course, more precisely it is Germany and the Netherlands who are gaining, the rest are in the minus, a few years ago the Italians burned something with the euro and look what happened to that government, the rest of the south doesn't even squeak, they are sitting in German pockets/banks and just waiting from one paycheck to another… the topic is endless, there wouldn't be enough space on servers to handle it.

I don't know. It depends, if I benefit, the country loses. But maybe we don't always have to look through the lens of the country. On the other hand, do you think we would have developed so quickly if it weren't for the funding? Now maybe we'll lose, but we are already at a certain level that older generations could only dream of. Roads, it amuses me how we complain about roads, I still remember when it took 3 hours to drive from Warsaw to Lodz, now it takes an hour. From Warsaw to Gdansk, it used to be a whole day's journey, now it's 4-5 hours.

One must be an idiot or a Russian simpleton to think that Poland is losing by being in the EU. Poland is among the countries that have benefited the most from the EU, both as the largest recipient of EU funds for investments and economically - thanks to Polish entrepreneurs who have taken advantage of the common market for goods and services. Of course, Germany also benefits - that's how the economy works, by creating added value through trade and a common market from which everyone benefits. You can see what countries from the former Soviet bloc that have remained outside the EU look like in Moldova, Serbia, Albania, or Belarus. Poverty and misery.