It turns out that Ukrainian morals are sneaking into Polish culture in a more spectacular and even insolent way, than I assumed in my erstwhile articles, whose predictions any readers considered unlikely. I besides mentioned that the deficiency of attempts to integrate with respect for our Polish culture will consequence in the implementation of Ukrainian culture, especially in terms of human communication.
In Health
In addition, we will meet at all turn not with affirmative Ukrainian culture (music, singing, outfits or national art), but with morality, which is not only a phenomenon from the point of view of Poles that is bad and unnatural for us, despite belonging to alleged old demols, but will be an component of violation of Polish law.
In addition to the precedence treatment of Ukrainians in medical service in our country, for which we pay taxes in the form of social security, wellness services are beginning to dig into a number of fresh problems. I believe that it can happen two-track, i.e. by employing in an ageing group of professional doctors from Ukraine (with neglect frequently about the request of cognition of Polish in the B1-B2 degree and specialized vocabulary) and that the Polish government, under the pretext of helping Ukrainians, ignores the needs of Poles themselves, condemning them frequently to death in torment.
Back to the 1990s.
However, as it turns out, it would seem more prosaic to have problems with fresh workers from outside our east border who have been hired to administer and preserve residential buildings in our country. Having been accustomed to endemic corruption in their country, they introduce this customized to our citizens' lives openly. More and more often, I hear from both friends and the media that for example a individual who is to exchange for free (i.e. as part of paid rent charges) a water metre demands payment of respective 100 zlotys under the threat of non-exchange of the device. It is highly hard to study a akin case, together with evidence that specified a situation occurred, as this is the case during a conversation between a tenant and an worker employed by a housing community, for example.
Corruptive behaviour is and will not only be more frequent, but can be introduced in different areas of the socio-economic life of our country's citizens. Ukrainians are eager to be employed in places that are even susceptible to successful "envelope transactions", specified as wellness care. The atmosphere in our hospitals is already difficult, but the impression that we will be brought back into the atmosphere of the 1990s, erstwhile specified cases were on the agenda.
Ukrainian endemic corruption
Although Poles remember specified behaviour, their remains remained in the form of gifts for doctors, e.g. in the form of alcohol or another tiny gifts. However, this is incomparable to the request of a wellness care professional to pay a large amount by a patient who, for example, needs a complicated procedure to save his life, which he most likely waited a long time for, and must pay an additional amount in an envelope, otherwise he will simply die. I am stressing this aspect of social life due to the broad employment of immigrants in the wellness service.
Corruption will so besides become something on the agenda in our country. Although it exists in all country, we have mostly disposed of this kind of behaviour about 20 years ago, and they seem to return with immigrants from Ukraine, characterized by corrupt situations even in the area of public transport! Do we want to lead to a situation where visitors introduce their own rules of socio-economic life in a very negative sense? Feared and ruined financially by government policy during and after the pandemic, citizens effort to pull anything out of their wallet, so they pay these bribes.
From corruption to criminal groups
There is simply a belief among Poles, justified by tv propaganda and censorship in the media, that any complaint against a Ukrainian citizen will not bring any results, or even origin problem to the complainant himself. We become second-class citizens (this is clear and obvious), but it is besides what I have warned about in my erstwhile articles. Forms of behaviour resulting from the Ukrainian model (not) political order, as well as mentality, which will proceed to have a negative impact on our regular lives, are being transferred. Totally alien to us, to Poles. I am full of concern about what Ukrainian habits will inactive be introduced in our country.
In short, we're going back to the deep 1990s. Not only in the corrupt aspect of the 20th century, but possibly we will be harassed by organised criminal groups again, as the depressed parts of large cities of immigrants begin to integrate into the semi-world. any readers may say that I am exaggerating, but as you can see above, my predictions frequently work, although it is hard to make them in social sciences.
Ukraine on a regular Day
The only thing that remains is to organize the inhabitants of a given residential building for example and to submit group complaints or complaints to the administration of workers who not only request bribes, but alternatively not replace the device exposure the citizen to paying the bills for the media in the form of a lump sum, which is much little beneficial for them. Unfortunately, paying bribes teaches these people (who commit crimes) that their actions are effective, so they can be demanded in the future. It is not adequate for everyone to stand up to specified behaviour and to hazard not exchanging equipment resulting in what is mentioned above.
We request to be clear as a society: we are allowing more and more self-sustaining and alleged "scaring" immigrants. So we ourselves will endure the consequences of our inaction in this regard, and we will face obstacles and problems that may not be at all. The fight against already developed specified models of conduct will be highly difficult, and looking at the situation as a whole, I get the impression that Poles are already in specified a political disorder, which is exacerbated by the immense economical crisis, that they will not decide on any opposition and our country will become closer to Ukraine in terms of social and political culture and what we laughed about ourselves erstwhile considering what life looks like in any entities specified as the Russian Federation.
Sylvia Gorlicka
