Xenophobia is unfortunately very common and Poland is no exception.
Exception in what way?
You're seems to be some kind of misguided idealist who is looking for a lost paradise or perfection. I never said that in Poland there're xenophobes but that is relatively negligent number of those, there are more racist and I think that no less than in any other country. However when it comes to xenophobia Poland is one of these places that scores very low in that regard. That is a fact. One you're evidently not bale to deal with for some reason.
yahoo/news/poland-no-country-men-063205414.html
So, that one is about refuges that are shopping for a country that would give them more money than Poland. That is actually against the international law. What is that suppose to be? Man your idiocy start to irritate me.
What economy has to do with xenophobia?
euobserver.com/beyond-brussels/134447
You're obsessed with those illegal immigrants shopping for a country with better welfare system. What is has to do with anything? They don't want to came to Poland. Poland has no economy to support some demanding alleged refugees. On the top of it Poland doesn't need Muslims and terrorist.
From the article you presented:
Families have access to doctors, psychologists, Polish language classes, and children's activities. "We have good relations with neighbours, our ladies are often invited to the Cafe Sasiad," a community coffee set up by residents of Targowek, said Tatiana Kostina, who works at the refugee facility.
Migrants are going to England or Scandinavia to live on social welfare payments. They are only interested in money. We Poles are a Christian nation. There is no reason to build mosques here", an elderly Polish man,
Ain't that right for the majority of them?
You seems to have no understanding of the term - xenophobia.
Quick search on Google:
Oh, so all you could find was some drunken youths from 1991, that were throwing bottles on a synagogue in Warsaw for a reason unknown and second an arson attack in 1997. OK, you found two examples for almost 30 years? It doesn't negate what I have said.
Nothing compared to what's going on in western Europe at the moment.
I see you're adamant to talk about those so called refugees. I have been talking about state of affairs in western Europe BEFERE it that.
If you want to know opinion problem of so called refuges has nothing to do with xenophobia, racist or any other term. Its about common sense and simple reality. Those people should be selected and deported to the countries of their origin. Those with Syrian origin should be keep in camps until war in Syria come to the end. To do that, Syrian legal government should be supported. At lest half the cost of all those operation to Syria should be shared by Clintons and Democratic Party. The other half France, Italy, GB and Germany.
That would be fair for their meddling into the middles east and north Africa.
Most Chechens didn't stay long enough to upset the Polish locals
That is your conclusion and opinion. Fact is that there weren't anti-Chechen attitude permeating most of the society. Those were genuine refugees.
In the last 16 months Poland issues million 100 000 visas for Ukrainians, regardless of the fact that Poles has historical issues with (at least part) Ukrainians of a serious nature. There were no serious anti-Ukraine sentiments.
Whereas France has been historical about "Polish hydraulic", The Dutch got their issues too and in the uk their have been howling at the moon even though 75% of immigrants came from outside the EU. Hell, that was the main reason they voted leave.
The proof is in the pudding and you are grasping at straws or rather you want to impose your progressive ideology. .
