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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If they are students, they were told weeks ago to leave. That is on their embassy/country to get them out.

If they are illegal immigrants....well, that's the risk you take when you are in foreign countries illegally and S hits the fan. A country is going to take care of its own citizens when disasters strike before the needs of foreign nationals who are there unauthorized.

Especially when there’s not much they can do with them. What do people think would have happened if Ukraine had let them cross the border, that Poland would just let them waltz in? Of course not. Without the proper documentation, they would have been sent back to Ukraine, and then Ukraine would have been slowed down that much more in processing people to leave in order to process those people back into the country.

OP never answered the question of the legal status of these people. Entries are country specific even under emergency situation. Without passports and visas, they cannot just walk in.

Are you that dumb? So many links above showing students being detained at the Ukrainian border, beaten and you talk about passports and visas. You think they are stupid to get to the border without their passports and visas? They are all young. Many are med students, so they are not dumb sh*t like you.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If they are students, they were told weeks ago to leave. That is on their embassy/country to get them out.

If they are illegal immigrants....well, that's the risk you take when you are in foreign countries illegally and S hits the fan. A country is going to take care of its own citizens when disasters strike before the needs of foreign nationals who are there unauthorized.

Especially when there’s not much they can do with them. What do people think would have happened if Ukraine had let them cross the border, that Poland would just let them waltz in? Of course not. Without the proper documentation, they would have been sent back to Ukraine, and then Ukraine would have been slowed down that much more in processing people to leave in order to process those people back into the country.

OP never answered the question of the legal status of these people. Entries are country specific even under emergency situation. Without passports and visas, they cannot just walk in.

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Anonymous wrote:The problem is that Poland is opening its borders ONLY for Ukrainian refugees due to war. If you are from India or Africa, it is very difficult to verify that you are legitimately fleeing war in the Ukraine and that you were there legally and aren't using the chaos to try to enter Poland as an authorized immigrant. If they are students, they should have left weeks ago.

Poland is letting people in. It is the Ukrainian soldiers who are not letting these people out. Putin is scum but what the Ukrainian soldiers are doing is not right. These videos of Indian and Nigerian students not allowed to pass, being beaten by Ukrainian soldiers does not look good. Any wonder why Nigeria and India are neutral?

Anonymous wrote:The problem is that Poland is opening its borders ONLY for Ukrainian refugees due to war. If you are from India or Africa, it is very difficult to verify that you are legitimately fleeing war in the Ukraine and that you were there legally and aren't using the chaos to try to enter Poland as an authorized immigrant. If they are students, they should have left weeks ago.

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Anonymous wrote:Just saw video of how the African and black students are being treated trying to escape .
As an African American screw you Ukraine and Poland.

This is about Putin invading Ukraine.

It's is not about you.

Just admit you're a racist who only cares about Ukraine because they're white
I'd you truly cared about humanity you would care about this issue.

Here is a thought. You take your children and what little you can carry of your belongings and hunker in a subway station/bomb shelter for unknown days while your city is being attacked.

When you do that - then you tell us who and what the Ukrainian people believe and why the world is supporting them. The OP of this post sums up the selfish, self centered, whiny and weak attitude that is so prevalent in the US. Pathetic.

https://news.yahoo.com/ukraine-conflict-nigerian-outrage-treatment-123300545.html

Looks like its Ukraine soldiers giving preferential treatment. The African women in the article say that Poland has been welcoming.

Racist AH are everywhere:

https://twitter.com/Live_Hindustan/status/1497906831032655874

News reported Mo Creek was threatened by his team management/owner that if he left Ukraine he wouldn’t get his back pay, they'd cancel his contract and he wouldn’t get any money. Then Thursday happens and the same team won’t help him get out of the country, he can’t get any help from
US government and he’s literally own his own.

Being black in the Ukraine sucks. His parents made a plea on Channel 7 yesterday. https://wjla.com/amp/news/local/creek-maurice-ukraine-russia-putin-prince-georges-county-kyiv-war-invasion-oxon-hill-maryland-biden-europe-sanctions-basketball-pro-pammy-michael-morgan-indiana-

There are local people, like you and me, stuck. This is just awful.

Anonymous wrote:I absolutely believe some citizens of African countries may have been subject to racism in the context of this war (which is terrible!) but much of what’s being cited as racist behavior simply is not. this is absolutely a Russian troll talking point also being amplified by their state propagandists. They also say the whole war is to “denazify” Ukraine while sending tons of assassins to kill the President, a Jewish descendent of Holocaust survivors.

+1. It is really disappointing to see people here falling for anti-Semitic Russian propaganda.

Anonymous wrote:The problem is that Poland is opening its borders ONLY for Ukrainian refugees due to war. If you are from India or Africa, it is very difficult to verify that you are legitimately fleeing war in the Ukraine and that you were there legally and aren't using the chaos to try to enter Poland as an authorized immigrant. If they are students, they should have left weeks ago.

Sure. If they were really worried about fleeing war, they would have left when warned to do so. Unlike Ukrainians, they had the right to go elsewhere.

I absolutely believe some citizens of African countries may have been subject to racism in the context of this war (which is terrible!) but much of what’s being cited as racist behavior simply is not. this is absolutely a Russian troll talking point also being amplified by their state propagandists. They also say the whole war is to “denazify” Ukraine while sending tons of assassins to kill the President, a Jewish descendent of Holocaust survivors.

Nigeria tacitly sided with Russia in this war days ago, so I would not blame Ukraine if it tacitly told Nigeria, “your people are your own problem.”

The problem is that Poland is opening its borders ONLY for Ukrainian refugees due to war. If you are from India or Africa, it is very difficult to verify that you are legitimately fleeing war in the Ukraine and that you were there legally and aren't using the chaos to try to enter Poland as an authorized immigrant. If they are students, they should have left weeks ago.

Anonymous wrote:I look forward to the outrage at Nigerian for abandoning their own people and expecting others to fix it.

Outrage? come on...Nigeria has like 201 million people. that is 200 million people the nigerian government doesn't give a S about

Anonymous wrote:If they are students, they were told weeks ago to leave. That is on their embassy/country to get them out.

If they are illegal immigrants....well, that's the risk you take when you are in foreign countries illegally and S hits the fan. A country is going to take care of its own citizens when disasters strike before the needs of foreign nationals who are there unauthorized.

Especially when there’s not much they can do with them. What do people think would have happened if Ukraine had let them cross the border, that Poland would just let them waltz in? Of course not. Without the proper documentation, they would have been sent back to Ukraine, and then Ukraine would have been slowed down that much more in processing people to leave in order to process those people back into the country.