Ukrainians clean up parks around Poland to say thank you for welcome

Ukrainians have been cleaning up parks, forests and other public spaces around Poland as a way of expressing gratitude to the country for receiving over two million refugees from their country since Russia’s invasion.

In a tradition known as subotnik – coming from the name for Saturday, subota – Ukrainians tidy up homes and other places on Saturdays. Last month, a group of refugees brought that tradition to Suwałki, the Polish city that is hosting them, where they tidied up a local park.

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Just wanted to post this to show the difference. Not all refugees are bad. Sometimes good people get caught up in unfortunate circumstances.

a reply to: TrueAmerican

Have been thinking about getting one of em ukrainians myself, keep the fire burning and plow some snow in the coming winter.

originally posted by: XipeTotex
a reply to: TrueAmerican

Have been thinking about getting one of em ukrainians myself, keep the fire burning and plow some snow in the coming winter.

Yeah well don't be surprised when they run you over with the snow blower. With any luck they will shovel what's left into the fire.

For all those billions in taxpayer dollars, can I get a Ukrainian to clean my house?

How amazing of the Ukraines to have gratitude and the intelligence to show it!
Now if only the illegals swarming us in NJ would stop making slums and ghettos wherever they park themselves, and quit throwing their trash all over our neighborhood. Yesterday it was a bottle of urine thrown in front of our car.
Thanks joe.