Why do Polish people throw trash on the ground?

They are like black people in this regard it seems:
citybeat.com/voices/kathy-y-wilson/article/13007696/black-trash

Maybe they only do it in Poland hence no articles has been written about them on this subject yet?

This is another reason why I dont get why so many polish people dislike ukrainians like this spike guy on here or iron who are both polish expat immigrants in the uk. When your own countrymen throw trash on the ground like black people how can you like polish people not like other europeans or white races?

Why do Polish people throw trash on the ground?

To personalize their surroundings just as they personalize their Polish with kurwas and other methods. If you look at it as art, you will instantly feel better.

So, it is like a dog peeing: to mark the territory?

Yes. If the owner joins his peeing dog, the area diameter is doubled.

They're not so bad for litter like fast food wrappers but shocking for dog sh*t and vodka/beer bottles. Never seen so much feces and broken glass in my entire life. Parents in our neighbourhood let their kids play in the courtyard and I can't believe it, I'd be disinfecting their shoes every time they come back. But then I don't think they care much - just dump them on the doorstep every non-school day so they can get back to arguing with each other loudly, watching TV, blasting discopolo and terrible dance music and drinking without the precious dzieci in the flat.

Horrible people around where I live, just strolling with open beers at 8am and letting their foul mutts do their business everywhere. Total sh*thole.

Even if they don't step in dog turds they still get fine dried turd powered in their clothes and lungs.


Which part of town?

Some London boroughs keep the lights lit by the £100 fine for littering. I'm surprised Warsaw doesn't.

@jon357

They don't even bother to clean off the Legia crap that stays on the walls for decades, or even the far-right stuff. Can't expect them to give a toss about shattered malpki and dogmuck.

South end of the city. Don't want to be too specific, sorry. I don't think we can get away with nearly the amount of 'straight talking' Poles do about us.

Hilarious though btw that Poles seem to think Poland is "so clean". Yeah, my neighborhood is pristine, lol.

Try a game I used to play. Works on teams and the WKD. Close your eyes and see if you can count to ten before seeing graffiti. It rarely reaches about five.


The opposite of me though inwazji Urzynow when I first came decades ago (a much smaller place then) and in Dolny Mokotów for several years. Some of the parts just beyond Mordor and also bits of Stegny are graffiti central.


Łódź is especially bad for that.

@jon357
That's great - I'll try that. My bit is basically Legia's private art gallery. I couldn't get to five anywhere here.

With the nazi stuff, it's mainly just the Celtic cross and occasionally acronyms for things like "white power". What a city: get it destroyed by the Nazis in a failed uprising, rebuild it with A LOT of concrete, then write nazi symbols (and football rubbish) on said concrete. Oh, and then scream from the rooftops all over the internet about how 'clean' it is. You couldn't make it up, classic Polish lunacy and hypocrisy.

Under Poniatowski Bridge it said for decades "Farawell (sic) Ian Stuart". They never cleaned it off u til the whole bridge was repainted.

Scuse the typos. Using a phone.

Your place of residence? LOL!

@Ironside
Come now moj brat, he is able to write/say sentences without multiple 'kurwas' and is evidently not absolutely staggering drunk despite this being well after morning time. Clearly not one of Poland's many, many, many fine gentlemen of leisure and enjoyers of al-fresco living.

True test is to throw a malpka in someone's direction and see if they chase after it like a dog for a bone, though.