@Joker
When I was in Krakow. I seen a bunch of drunk Brits harassing the girls who drives the horse buggies, mooning people, no shirts, swearing out loud and puking.
I've seen drunk Polish migrants in London pissing in people's front gardens in broad daylight. Btw they never had to put up 'no drinking' signs in the street until after 2004 - and those signs went up dual-language, English and Polish. Darek and co hanging around the highstreets and parks drinking beers and spirits, loudly kurwa-ing and spitting, alarming the local residents, from shockingly early times of day. They're much more blatant about it - disrepectfully so - than they would be back home, because they know the Polish police are total c*nts. But they think we're a soft touch because as a society we're so good to Polish immigrants.
And if shirtless, swearing, drunk men appall you, don't come to my part of Warsaw - especially in the summer - or places like Nowy Swiat on a Fri/Sat night, as Jon says.
This is a topic, disrespect from Poles to Brits, that I've covered A LOT here, and I'll get accused of being a troll if I discuss it more. But if you look on social media, Poles make gigantic amount of very, very spiteful posts and comments about British people, insulting every aspect of our society. Brits don't do this about Poles, and indeed nobody (including Ukrainians, Poland's biggest minority) does. People say it's the Polish inferiority complex - I don't know - but it's really not the kind of behaviour you should show to a people who have allowed around a million Poles to live and build huge populations in their country. And it's lucky they do it mostly in Polish, and most Brits don't bother to click 'translate', because some of the comments I've seen (and under idiots' real names, sometimes) would definitely be enough to get people send to hospital.

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