At first, I thought that the person who answered this question only answered the source (including encyclopedia) of the word, without specifying its meaning. The homonym of "I love Poland" is accompanied by another person's constant questioning of the reasons in the song. After listening to the word "bought Buddha cold", we kept asking the meaning of this word like the people in the song.
So my personal understanding is that "buying Fren" means I love Poland, which is very simple, so all the answers make the meaning of this word clear and correct.
Then why do people laugh when they say "you" and buy Buddha cold? What's so funny? Maybe it's the person in the analogy song who keeps asking why. It's interesting that the same situation is led by his words, or maybe someone hasn't heard of this stalk. If you ask him what this word means, he may laugh more happily.
The above is purely a personal opinion.
Otherwise I don't know why so many people love Poland ... do they know where Poland is? ...