Yeah..We've had a lot of poles (polaks?) in Norway over the last 20-30 years. At first they seemed strange and had weird habits. But as we got more migrants from the third world, we realized something important. Even though the poles ate a lot of pork, drank a lot of vodka, listened to different music and decorated their homes very differently - we shared something deeper and more important - namely european culture. Or I would even go as far as to say - white culture.

All of a sudden we liked the poles. I woudn't say the became us..but things were put into context. Up until the 1980's Norway had been in a vacuum. There were literally NO immigrants. Perhaps 0,5-1% and most of them from the west.

In the 1990s immigration from Pakistan began, and it continued the next 10 years. After 2005 it took off, with new groups like Somalis, Afghans and other Africans. And that's when things started to change.

The poles who came here to work in the 90s and early 2000s didn't seem so strange anymore...:)

And in the future, there is perhaps us who have to go to Poland. Unfortunately many norwegians looked down on the hard working polak, because he was "simple" and only did carpentry.

On behalf of my country I would like to apologize to eastern europeans for my stuck up, cucked poltically correct cultural elitist morons that are my countrymen. I hope you accept this apology and let us in your country when time calls for it. :D