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Just found this on a social network, thought it might deserve repeating.
My analysis is that the offender was just looking for an excuse to start a fight but for whatever reason the actual altercation never took place (very likely the narrator attempted to ignore the insults)

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This is another personal story about the political situation in Germany.
I'm on the train to work, when suddenly a black guy approaches me. He looks friendly, I thought he might ask where this train is going or some small talk, but no! "Are you Polish?" I don't look Polish at all, so slightly confused I answer "How did you guess?", "You people are doing some bad shit", "What?", "There will be consequences" Then he takes the seat behind me and says "Fucking Pole! luckily there will soon be a lot less Poles around here!" And then he continues to mutter things like "Hitler did nothing wrong gassing the Poles" for a few minutes. In all the years I've lived in Germany I've never been harassed for being Polish (although I have been harassed for being German). So why did it start now? Where do those anti-Polish resentments come from? I think, from the mainstream media. Whenever Poland is mentioned in German state-TV it's always made out to be this evil dictatorship, the third most despicable country after Trumps USA and Putins Russia. Don't get me wrong, I don't like the current Polish government, and they're doing a lot wrong, but the MSM almost never criticizes those flaws, they only focus on the "fascist xenophobia".