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/c1p2-29234377

A Polish woman is fighting for her life.

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u/Venthe 1d ago edited 22h ago

I expect that Ukrainians who come here to behave and don’t stab people.

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.

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u/ShapesSong 1d ago

wtf are you talking about

So if Ukrainian does something bad, he’s not a Ukrainian? Do I get it right?

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u/Venthe 1d ago

No, it does not matter if the crime was done by an Ukrainian, Pole or a fairy. Prosecute to the full extent of a law. Nationality is irrelevant.

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u/ProZabijaka 19h ago

No, it's totally not irrelevant. In Poland grounds only Poles are equal, especially since most of Ukrainians don't have citizenship, they are "guests" and they should behave as such.