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    1. Funny that a nation that’s number one export was people to protestant nations is now complaining about immigrants.

    2. Most people are simply screwed in this economy, and the liberal government is doing nothing to improve people’s economic situation. Heating fuel is going up by several dozen percent and the government is doing nothing about it, which makes things easy for the extreme, anti-Ukrainian right wing. Without drastic increases to the minimum wage and bringing down the price of heating fuel (it’s shaping up to be the most expensive winter in years), it will be impossible to stop this right-wing wave.

    3. Now ask how many people believe if:

      – there is a huge effort of Russian propaganda in social media
      – whether they would be affected if that was the case

      I bet most people would say yes there is, and they wouldn’t be affected. And they’d be wrong

    4. What help? State help? Do people not realize that they bring more to the system than they take out? It’s what Brexiters thought about Poles.

    5. The paradox here is that polish govermnet used it for promotion, everyone from ko to the left – went nuts demanding more, konfederacja and the rest of the scum – to cut all support and deport.

      When in fact support was kinda stupid, quite low and like un purpose to hide certain systemical problems like health care – its iteresting how everyone forgot it was evil Ukranians who drove the system into the ground and not multi-million salaries and bribes.

    6. Mammoth_Reach_6366 on

      I’m 100% sure that most of the people asked in that poll have no idea what kind of help is actually given so this question is stupid.

      Anyway, Russia can be happy that they are dividing us even further.

    7. Alone_Bother2653 on

      To all of you saying there’s little/no support, the war would have been over within weeks without our support

    8. LurkingWeirdo88 on

      Unlike aid to Ukrainian state/military, aid to refugees doesn’t really help the war effort. Maybe, probably unlikely, those who oppose aid to refugees prefers those money spent the way it would actually hurt Russia.

    9. CBOS is not representative. It uses phone calls for interviews.

      I’d rather say that more than half of pensioners, stay-at-home moms or unemployed people think that support is too big.

    10. Diligent-Property491 on

      Majority of Poles have no idea what the extent of that support even is.

      I wish that saying „I have no opinion” was more normalized.

    11. блять, якшо росія захопить Україну, то ви будете наступні і тоді зрозумієте чи була допомога завелика, повірте, якщо росія підкріпиться Україною і Білоруссю, вона зтре Польщу, а нато буде збирати наради висловлювати схвилювання

    12. https://preview.redd.it/p85isw97g5eh1.png?width=1280&format=png&auto=webp&s=3226170ef2210f04b7260592fc068a886ce31395

      Source: [https://www.cbos.pl/SPISKOM.POL/2025/K_096_25.PDF](https://www.cbos.pl/SPISKOM.POL/2025/K_096_25.PDF)

      AI translation:

      The belief that the assistance provided to Ukrainian refugees in Poland is **too extensive** is more common among younger respondents (63% among the youngest vs. 40% among the oldest), people living in smaller towns and villages (58% in rural areas vs. 37% in the largest cities), those with lower levels of education (60% among respondents with vocational education vs. 37% among those with higher education), farmers, mid-level personnel and technicians (70% each), service workers and unskilled laborers (68% each), people who rate their own financial situation poorly (67% vs. 46% among those who rate it as good), and those with right-wing political views (60% vs. 33% among supporters of the left). See Appendix Table 2.

      The respondents who most often considered the assistance offered to Ukrainians to be excessive were supporters of the Confederation Liberty and Independence (Konfederacja Wolność i Niepodległość) and the Confederation of the Polish Crown (Konfederacja Korony Polskiej). Such views also predominated, though to a lesser extent, among the electorate of Law and Justice (Prawo i Sprawiedliwość). In contrast, the majority of supporters of the Civic Coalition (Koalicja Obywatelska) and the Razem party considered the assistance provided to Ukrainians to be appropriate—neither too much nor too little.

      | Potential party electorate | Too little | Sufficient | Too much | Hard to say |
      |:——————————————-|———–:|———–:|———-:|————:|
      | Razem* | 8% | 63% | 29% | 0% |
      | Civic Coalition | 3% | 72% | 24% | 1% |
      | Law and Justice | 1% | 41% | 57% | 1% |
      | Confederation of the Polish Crown* | 0% | 28% | 72% | 0% |
      | Confederation Liberty and Independence | 0% | 23% | 75% | 2% |

      **Note:** *Due to the small number of supporters of this party in the sample, the results for the rows marked with an asterisk (*) should be interpreted with caution.*

    13. Bruh the amount of accounts commenting on this post that are private and made less than 6 months ago is telling lmao.

    14. zwierze1982 on

      Zełynski doing it himself 😂😂 everyone is sick of his bitching attitude, Poland was helping from the start day and night and for some reason he just trying to piss us off.

      They forgot Ukraine still standing only because help they receiving from all the countries around the world without that they would be part of Russia.

    15. SnooCakes6334 on

      I think the question in wrong. Because people can support Ukraine and still consider help too big.

    16. MaizeAlone2214 on

      Went to Poland last year. Immediately found the job and pay rent. Havent seen any of the support. All by myself when my friends in Germany and Netherlands got free apartments and payment as refugees.

      Sometimes i wonder if those who are talking about ukrainians stealing the polish budget are brain dead alcoholics or just older freaks who hate for the love of the game

    17. When the host country isn’t exactly an economically strong country, it will be a strain on their resources.

    18. In my first visit to Poland I was surprised how all poles are speaking Ukrainian language, but after I do a short research I realized those people’s are actually Ukrainians who are living in Poland 😅.

    19. SterbenThen on

      Russian propaganda worked. It is impossible for Russia to convince Poles to like Russia, but it is very possible for it to convince them to dislike Ukraine, even though helping Ukraine as much as possible is in Poland’s geopolitical interest.

    20. Where is this help everyone is talking about ?)) I receive 800+ but I pay much more in taxes and ZUS, and it’s fine, don’t get me wrong, it’s not like I want to live off of benefits. What help are we talking about here really ?

    21. Ah yes, the

      „1001 People Dumb Enough To Answer ‚Unknown Number‘ On Their Smartphones“ type of survey.

      Very trustworthy.

    22. Kastrytschnique on

      Majority of Poles voted for Navrotsky whose entire agenda is based on hatred towards Ukraine. I am not surprised.

    23. This is so sad. I am so sorry and disappointed with our people. I was 100% certain that this is blown out of proportion by the media, but no – majority of people in this country are just infinitely dumb, and lack IQ to connect more than 2 dots together.

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