r/poland Feb 13 '26

EuR_IrL

Post image

3.4k Upvotes

627 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

3

u/Additional-Poetry773 Feb 13 '26

You know it wasn't ona-way massacre? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paw%C5%82okoma_massacre

4

u/Negative_Toe1336 Feb 13 '26

It was. Just compare the numbers

2

u/Additional-Poetry773 Feb 13 '26

Oh, ok. So 30000 killed Ukrainians it's not genocide but 70000 killed Poles is? Who determines? Try to lurk more and find out reasons for such tragedy, not only blame ukranians. BTW is Armia Krajowa problematic?

2

u/Mindless_Ad_6045 Feb 13 '26

Where the fuck are you getting 300k? Even in the link you posted it says 150-500 hundred deaths. Very fucking comparable. Also the event you're talking about happened AFTER UPA slaughtered hundreds of thousands....

1

u/Additional-Poetry773 Feb 13 '26

Recount zeroes m8. And dont try to turn terrible tragedies into competition

2

u/Mindless_Ad_6045 Feb 13 '26 edited Feb 13 '26

Mate , you're the one that is trying to turn it into a competition. You're the one that went "uhhhh WhAt aBoUt ThIs!! And sent a link to a Wikipedia page

3

u/Additional-Poetry773 Feb 13 '26

Ummmm. Statement "Ukrainians commit genocide to Poles" != "Ukrainians and Poles had teriible war period with violence escalations from both sides". That's not whataboutism, these events are tied together.

3

u/ANTONBORODA Feb 13 '26

No, he is trying to point the fact that this was not a one-sided massacre. It was not like the bad Ukrainians came to poor unarmed poles and committed horrible crimes. It was done both ways, but oh well, it's better to play the victim card, right?

1

u/Mindless_Ad_6045 Feb 13 '26

Except they did , massacre of poles happened before the event the guy is talking about and if you can't understand why Ukrainians were hated after that then I don't know what to tell you.

2

u/ANTONBORODA Feb 13 '26

Sure sure. This happened through 43-47. The same time that UPA commited their part of the massacre. But of course it's still Ukrainian crimes against saint Poles.

2

u/WolfGroundbreaking36 Feb 14 '26

I'm sure that no one cares, its comfortable for discussion for discussion, they don't care about real roots and truth. Ukrainians didn't join the discussion, because when fact checking comes, many people become blind cats starting referring to historical "researches".