Work / Moving from India to Warsaw to study. Need information about Warsaw city, jobs etc. [40]

I often see people complain about poles being racist, not so often whites though. But now I wonder if it really is THAT bad for a white foreigner or if these people are just arrogant hipsters and therefor get treated as such. As a swede myself I know what type of people Swedes are and especially the academic ones, but I dont know if you fit the stereotype biketroller.

The poles on this forum (if there are any), what are you opinions on this question? Is the picture these two in the thread paint up true, does the "majority" dislike white immigrants?

UK, Ireland / Polish Migration to the UK - A moderate speaks! [41]

I am a Scandinavian who visited north of England not long ago, I was in Derby, Nottingham and places around there. I was in a couple of towns with a high volume of immigrants and I remember a specific one.

I took the bus to this town and had some problems finding my destination street. I kept walking, noticing that I rarely met any white people, mostly pakistanis and black people. And the majority of males between 15 and 50 were staring at me, not happy faces. After 30 minutes of walking around, not finding my street, I started asking people. I asked around 8-9 different people where this street was and NONE of them spoke english. I asked a muslim, a sikh, a young girl, some man with a dog, some older men and a woman. They just looked at me and then said "no english" or didnt say anything at all.

And I thought I was the immigrant...

Finally I got help from an english man and woman with no teeth and could find my street. When it was time to go home I went to the bus. At the bus stop it was one big, arab male around 40 who spoke in his phone really loudly on the other side of the road. Then I hear him shouting "****" and something about fight, I turn around and see that he is screaming it to me, haha! I just looked at him and then he continued talking on the phone while circulating the street (which only me and him stood at) until my bus came.

Anyway, during my trip I was in towns with both a lot of poles and a lot of pakistanis and black people. I can easily say that the polish areas were no problem at all. I didnt feel threatened anywhere, they seem to have better english skills and their areas felt more clean and civilized. Lots of drinking, yes, but that was about it.. The areas with pakistanis/africans were different though and I wouldnt like to live there - and I have visited more areas than the one above and obviously more things happened. It didnt even feel like I was in England when I was in those areas, both when I saw the people and how they have treated their enviroment.

Just an objective anecdote.