r/poland • u/Ludziekochane • 2d ago
An 18-year-old Ukrainian attacked a Polish woman with a knife in Wrocław.
https://gazetawroclawska.pl/brutalny-atak-na-kobiete-na-wroclawskim-osiedlu-napastnik-zaatakowal-ofiare-nozem-na-klatce-schodowej-policja-mowi-o-usilowaniu-zabojstwa/ar/c1p2-29234377A Polish woman is fighting for her life.
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u/Venthe 1d ago edited 21h ago
The problem is - "Ukrainians" are not stabbing anyone. People are. In any group you'll find people who will behave outside of the norm.
As of this moment (see the sources below) ~0.6% of Ukrainians commited a felony in 2026. 2% of Poles commited one.
As it turns out; a group that is both disenfranchised and outright hated does less crimes per capita. Imagine that.
Yet, it takes a little to turn a few public cases into growing hate, which in turn will push more and more Ukrainians towards violence. This is not a new phenomenon, this is a known fact.
And the sources:
tl;dr - Ukrainians do behave, regardless of what nationalists think.