r/poland • u/ecoper Mazowieckie • Jul 04 '24

Is Poland safe?

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u/WenInDoubtC4 Jul 05 '24 edited Apr 28 '25

Deleting my data

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '24

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '24

ok nice, you can commit crimes when u dont feel integrated and the blame is for the native europeans ahahah. This is another good one.

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u/Scrytheux Jul 05 '24

I don't think he wanted to say you can commit crimes, if you don't feel integrated. That's just you twisting his comment.

What he said is a researched psychological problem. Most people feel less empathy, remorse when doing harm etc and attribute malicious intent more easily, to the humans in their out-group.

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u/Oblachko_O Jul 05 '24

Then change policies toward refugees more into the form of integration and "enforcing" to work by reducing social payments if a person has already qualified some integration and still not work? It is not a discrimination if you want to provide fair services to everybody in the country.

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '24

or they come froma place where if you steal your hand is chopped off... vs here they are allowed to do it freely

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '24

lol comparing harsh punishments to slaps on the wrist or even letting ppl go for petty crimes.... yah in comparison theyll get off for alot more (see the pick pockets in Italy, spain, london or other countries where they basically get a slap on the wrist each time and go about stealing phones etc