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Haven't been, so I wonder how it compares with rural US, where, at least in some of the places I've been, people are quite intolerant in abstract, but almost un
by fhood 5y ago
Haven't been, so I wonder how it compares with rural US, where, at least in some of the places I've been, people are quite intolerant in abstract, but almost universally friendly in person.
- rich_sasha 5y agoI think if people get to know you, they are indeed positively surprised that “despite” being foreign etc you’re actually nice etc. That wouldn’t be my concern so much. It would rather be the odd skinhead on the bus or in the street. The current government is also quietly accepting such behaviours, as it is their voter base, so the few “bad apples” feel they can act with impunity. I don’t want to overplay it, it’s not Nazi Germany, but for sure something to consider. Nice place one way or the other.
- bobthechef 5y agoThis is what I read in this response: "Is it safe to visit Poland? I hear you could get struck by lightening over there." Also, the idea that the current government is quietly accepting skinhead violence is preposterous.