Poland – Is aversion to Ukrainians growing after six months of the war? [OKO.PRESS survey]

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  1. The question is weirdly formed, am I ok with Ukrainian refugees in Poland, yes of course I am. But if they are were to stay in Poland it means Ukraine will be a warzone for years to come. Do I want that? No, obviously not

  2. I think fatigue will eventually catch up. Especially if there’s a global recession and cold winter, people will start to think if costs are too high. Poland doesn’t have strong finances. At the moment Ukrainians are getting various benefits as if they are Polish citizens. It’s not sustainable in the long run.

  3. Interesting gender difference. In 2015 when the refugees were mostly men women were more likely to support welcoming them. Now in Poland where most of the refugees are women it’s men who are more likely than women to welcome them.

  4. I don’t really see aversion. For the majority of those graphs there is overwhelming support for Ukrainians. The change was not so major when you think about it. Sentiments do change its not like we have fixed opinion on everything. To be honest I expected much more aversion at this moment in time.

    I expected the lower income people who suffer most from the inflation but I did not expect the left to have so high anti Ukrainian sentiment.

  5. This question is not clear to me. It would be good if they decided to stay, but not if they had to stay due to war ongoing for many years.
    Poland needs strong, independent and economically growing Ukraine, both for our safety from russia and for a trade partner on our east border

  6. these graphs are giving me headache…..Sept. before May, red = good, semi-translated….it’s killing me

  7. I wouldn’t take it the Poles are fed up with Ukrainians. I take it that the Poles want the Ukrainians back in their own homes safe and sound.

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