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23/03/22

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Originally posted by dolcevita: ↑

They arent very friendly and dont seem to make an effort to communicate with the Poles around them. They dont seem grateful for whatthe Poles are doing for them and are very standoffish (maybe theyare shy, or embarrassed or maybe depressed by what is happening to their country, who knows)They would be in shock. Not much to be happy about. Sure they would be relieved to be safe but they would be living in the shock stage.
Manners can take a hit when people are so traumatised. It's to be expected.

You can't seriously be suggesting that Poland stop taking refugees? Surely that's not what you meant.

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Hmmm, i realise their situation, but one needs to be practical also...cos what happens logistically when a city's population suddenly for example almost doubles (which is quite possibly to happen to Krakow).
Can you imagine Sydney's population doubling?
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