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Is it safe for me and my Asian friends to come to Poland?


Andyorks - | 2  
14 Sep 2008 /  #31
well they were born in uk but are asian..i was told or should i say i read,that polish dont like asian or blacks..

:D If a dog is born in a stable....
It doesn't make it a horse!
Yoshi - | 60  
15 Sep 2008 /  #32
I've been to Poland five times (or maybe more) and will be moving there, at last, in December.

I'm Japanese, but had no problem at all.

Some years ago in Nowy Sacz, Skin Heads even bought me some beers and drove me back to the hotel. LOL
southern 74 | 7,074  
15 Sep 2008 /  #33
Is it safe for me and my Asian friends to come to Poland?

Yes,if you get circumcision first.
KatieKasia 3 | 39  
20 Sep 2008 /  #34
As a brit that not only feels at home here, but feels 100% safer than living in London, im concerned by this question raised.
Why would someone ask that, due to their skin colour if its safe to go to a sophisticated European city? what do they thinks goign to happen? there going to stopped at customs and told to go home?

Ridiculous.

Everyone is free, go where you like. Stand out, blend in. It DOESNT matter....christ, it makes me angry.
ahmednmichi - | 1  
1 Dec 2008 /  #35
hi everybady im new in this forum i was searching in internet and i find this website so great bcz u can know so many things about poland i have some quistion and i hope that i will have answear im marriage from polish girl she still study and i have 23 old im from moroko i have everything here work and my one home every possiblity to live good in my contry and just my wife she dont want leave with me in moroko and we are agree to i will leave with her in poland i want to know how its life there and if its possible to find work there and i have déplomat on mechanic of computer and if i wil can find chep flat to live with my wife im so lost bcz i love her so much and i cant live far away from her the missing kill me and with all my respect for everybady in this forum i waiting the answear
Siegfried 1 | 100  
8 Jan 2009 /  #36
amk:
sure, come one, we will eat you alive... We LOVE asian food ;)
keater - | 1  
10 Jan 2009 /  #37
I'm East Asian and have lived here since August 2008 and have had only two attacks, not bad I suppose. First one was on arrival at the airport where I got in the way of a group of local women who wanted to jump queue ahead of me. (I guess it would be redundant to say that Poles do NOT understand queuing). They were crossed and kept saying quite loudly, "like egg yolk" and giggling behind my back...brilliant welcome to the country!

The next time was when I walked out of the railway station and a couple of local yobs (not unusual outside railway stations, anywhere) randomly decided to call out "Cengiz Khan" at the top of their voice. Flattery or abuse - didn't stick around long enough to find out!

It can be fun though - I always scan the faces in the buses to see who would be most p**sed off if I sat next to them. I'd plonk myself down and start blowing my nose or scratching my armpits or something. Hee! Hee!
Eurasian 2 | 24  
12 Jan 2009 /  #38
I lived in Poland for one year and I am half Persian half Polish. I look more Persian because of the dark hair and light brown skin And I have NEVER ONCE received a racist comment towards me. But then again asians and black people will probably have a tougher time since there so exotic Im sure there are Poles that would love to know you. But in this day of age unfortuantly we still got them racists!
Kilkline 1 | 689  
12 Jan 2009 /  #39
As a brit that not only feels at home here, but feels 100% safer than living in London, im concerned by this question raised.
Why would someone ask that, due to their skin colour if its safe to go to a sophisticated European city? what do they thinks goign to happen? there going to stopped at customs and told to go home?

Ridiculous.

Everyone is free, go where you like. Stand out, blend in. It DOESNT matter....christ, it makes me angry.

You dont think there is a problem with racial attacks in Poland or you think that the victims should just ignore it?
niejestemcapita 2 | 561  
12 Jan 2009 /  #40
As a brit that not only feels at home here, but feels 100% safer than living in London, im concerned by this question raised.
Why would someone ask that, due to their skin colour if its safe to go to a sophisticated European city? what do they thinks goign to happen? there going to stopped at customs and told to go home?

That is a kind of silly thing to say if you are white. How would you know?
If the comments I hear from Poles on public transport here in Engalnd about dark skinned ppl are anything to go by, its not somehwere I would be rushing to if I was black or Asian
Cosmos 1 | 7  
12 Jan 2009 /  #41
Just a slight correction, your friends are asian not English.

Wow thats a pretty ignorant thing to come out with ! Every time I come on this forum I'm blown away by the bigoted views that belong in the 1950's !

If they where born in England they are English. Fact. ShellyS are you so damn sure of your 'racial purity' going back many generations that allow you to call yourself english, polish or whatever !!?? Take a look at your family tree and you will probably find you are a mongrol like most of us !!

Sorry but that really riled me !
niejestemcapita 2 | 561  
12 Jan 2009 /  #42
Sorry but that really riled me !

agree.... I nearly replied to that one earlier but wasnt gonna waste my finger energy on some silly ignorant person
Kilkline 1 | 689  
12 Jan 2009 /  #43
Wow thats a pretty ignorant thing to come out with ! Every time I come on this forum I'm blown away by the bigoted views that belong in the 1950's !

If they where born in England they are English. Fact. ShellyS are you so damn sure of your 'racial purity' going back many generations that allow you to call yourself english, polish or whatever !!?? Take a look at your family tree and you will probably find you are a mongrol like most of us !!

I'd say they were British not Asian or English. English is more of an ethnic term whereas as British is more inclusive. I dont know many asians who will say they're English rather than British.
Dziady - | 50  
13 Jan 2009 /  #44
and have had only two attacks, not bad I suppose

Not bad at all, I would say. That is, if you could even consider the two events to be attacks.

That there were two occasions when your ethnic origin marginally figured into people making unkind remarks about you does not legitimately constitute an attack. You should have to be a Russian in Poland; then see what you'd get.

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