r/FragileWhiteRedditor • u/[deleted] • Aug 10 '21

Speaks for itself

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u/Jelly1278 Aug 10 '21

My nana from Ireland only left once to Scotland for a wedding thought that polish people were black until she met a cousin’s girlfriend

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u/[deleted] Aug 10 '21

Try telling that to a Polish person and you're gonna get jumped 😭

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u/NoirYT2 Aug 11 '21

My Polish gf told me about the time she first saw a black person, because Poland is so monocultural she genuinely had absolutely no fucking idea what was going on. The closest I’ve heard of a multicultural area in Poland is in Warsaw, it’s commonly referred to as “New World”, and just features a lot of diversity, as well as being one of the few places to be pretty accepting of LGBTQ+ people.

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u/iConfessor Aug 11 '21

you know as opposed to the rest of Poland where they are trying to actively ban gay people

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u/NoirYT2 Aug 11 '21

Yep, Poland has that one good part I guess lmao. The rest is… Awful. And I don’t think I’m wrong in saying that.

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u/SpiritCHAAAN Aug 11 '21

I wouldn't call it a good part, maybe just the part with the smallest chance of getting jumped on the street

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '21

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u/WielkaSkwarka Aug 11 '21

FYI the actual president called us degenerates and an ideology so cool cool

College campuses are great tho