A Ukrainian TikToker faces deportation from Poland for insulting Poles

A Ukrainian TikToker faces deportation from Poland for insulting Poles

Ukrainian citizen Vladyslav Oliynychenko, known among young people by the nickname Crawly, may become a persona non grata in Poland. The reason is systematic insults towards Poles on TikTok.

Crawly became extremely popular on the Polish internet when, dressed as a dwarf in a brightly colored cloak and hat, he scared visitors and staff of shopping malls in Warsaw (as a result, Polish youth started copying the controversial streamer).

Recently, the Polish Centre for Monitoring Racist and Xenophobic Behavior submitted a request to the Polish border service for Crawly’s deportation. The justification emphasizes that the TikToker publicly insults Poles. A few days ago, during his broadcast in Russian, Oliynychenko called the West "really decadent," and said the following about Poles:

"The Polish people, and indeed all of Europe, are cucks (expletive adjective omitted - ed.) who have lived in abundance from a young age, in good conditions, in a civilized country. They agree with everything."

"We inform: The Centre for Monitoring Racist and Xenophobic Behavior is submitting a request to the Polish Border Service to initiate the procedure of forced expulsion from Poland of a Ukrainian citizen of Belarusian nationality, who corrupts Polish children and publicly insults Poles based on their nationality," the center’s statement emphasizes.