- Educated population

- Access to the EU market

- Cheap labour

- 250 billion in EU subsidies

Also, the Poles who I talked to have the feeling like money is going into the right projects and corruption is relatively low. This is quite different if you talk to people from Bulgaria, for example.

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wafflemaker 4 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Even if for many years the net value of EU subsidies is close to 0, many people claim that money is still better spent, because of checks and balances forced by the EU system.

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metaPushkin 4 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

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lovegrenoble 4 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

250 миллиардов субсидий ЕС

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H8crilA 4 hours ago | parent [-]

EvroSoyuz is just a better offer, comrade. Don't hate the player, hate the game.

PS. Ever since the full scale war started I finally learned Cyrillic, and I must say - there is something nice about this alphabet (if you speak a Slavic language, of course). Sadly we don't have an official Cyrillic version of Polish, though, my compatriots would have their brains explode if someone promoted one.

	▲	mikrl 4 hours ago \| parent [-]
		A family member told me they knew of someone who once visited Poland from Yugoslavia and found, in their opinion, that Polish was a Slavic language perfectly suited to the Latin script. But yes, transliterated Russian doesn’t look quite right- rather cumbersome- and I assume the same would hold true for a Polish Cyrillic.