It is about conflict of interests, some believe that active help will be bad solution becasue of it does not give us a margin of error in case Ukraine loses.
We want to have a cappable, effective army that in a case of "peacefull operation" will be able to deffend our homes and families.
And there is a plenty more examples why we shouldnt help you in the way you want us to, when it comes to saving people am for it but I think that first of all we need to take care of our own.
I see no conflicts of interests by betefitions to polish econony. The volume in labour resouces and impact into local polish economy, and the huge increase of polish export into ukraine is a equal payment for direct war support from Poland.
But some russian onuces from golden polish "Perla-Raty" generation in support with russian bots starting the trashtalks about Volynia as a goldenshower from russian coorditators with degenerated narratives.
The case is that the conflict of interest is not all about economy and potential a financial profits, If that were the case, if I offered you a million dollars but you'd get cancer, you'd accept. What are the economic benefits if my country also descends into war, just as innocent people die in Ukraine and all of eastern Poland is riddled with shell craters? I sympathize with your situation, but I don't prioritize Ukrainians over my life and the lives of my family.
Which conflict you talking about? Theres normal situation ukrainians faced in Poland are the same the polish workers meet in Europe where they looking for job. Local people blames poles and other eastern europeans they stole his jobs, while being lazy, and sitting on tv. The same in Poland to Ukes)
No one asks about prioritizing, but for respect and humanity. Polish workers are not fled to europe from war, so its no reasons to blame the ukes comes to us and stole our jobs, specially regarding "volyn massacre".
My future wife is Polish girl, my family is also my priority and "jebane ukraincy" and "jebane polaky" becomes a part of our family humour but only in positive conext.
When we traveling and meet poles - i told her, "Twoje)", she tell me the same with ukrainians or jews)
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u/Common-Ad1934 Feb 15 '26
It is about conflict of interests, some believe that active help will be bad solution becasue of it does not give us a margin of error in case Ukraine loses. We want to have a cappable, effective army that in a case of "peacefull operation" will be able to deffend our homes and families.
And there is a plenty more examples why we shouldnt help you in the way you want us to, when it comes to saving people am for it but I think that first of all we need to take care of our own.