Polish actress Liliana Komorowska in a short speech recorded on the street definitely declared how she would react to the insult directed towards the Ukrainian citizen. "If someone insulted the Ukrainian in front of me, I would kill him" she said in front of the camera, holding a cardboard with a heart in Polish-Ukrainian colours.
The speech was recorded during the event related to support for Ukrainians in Poland. Komorowska, known for film and theatre roles, as well as activities in North America, First she apologized on behalf of Poland and then used strong words to emphasize her opposition to hate and verbal aggression against refugees and migrants from Ukraine.
The actress has been publicly sided with Ukraine for years. On his social profiles he regularly publishes content with hashtag #SandWithUkraine and emphasizes the need for solidarity. Her last statement appeared in the context of the growing number of reports of verbal and physical attacks on Ukrainians in Poland.
Komorowska's words quickly went online and sparked mixed reactions. Some netizens felt it as an emotional expression of empathy and outrage against violence, others criticized the form of speech as being too radical. The actress herself did not further develop the subject in longer interviews – the recording takes only a few seconds.
Liliana Komorowska (born 1956) is an experienced Polish documentary actress and director who has lived and worked mainly overseas for years. In Poland it remains recognizable thanks to earlier roles in cinema and theatre.
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Get the fuck to Germany, you Silesian dog.
Violence is bad. Calling is a form of violence, but killing another man in response is not just an excuse for violence. This is inadequate. A woman either exaggerates her reaction to make noise around herself or is another aggressor who seeks predex for violence. Either way, her attitude is damnable, not praise.