CTHlurker [he/him]
I am well aware of that fact that Afghanistan doesn’t speak Arabic. However the invasion and occupation of both Iraq and Afghanistan required the recruitment of a lot of locals who were able to translate for the occupational authorities. Said translators then had their applications for asylum denied in most of the West, despite being a pretty important cog in the imperial machine, because the west chose to prioritize domestic political concerns over the welfare of the people who had risked their lives to help them. Sorry if my last sentence seems too lib, but the way these people were so easily discarded was an important part of my radicalization and leftward movement.
I genuinely don’t know how to pronounce three consonants like S C W without a vowel inbetween, but thats a me-problem rather than a polish problem. Regarding the use of cyrillic, according to a brief wikipedia-scim, cyrillic was used in poland for a very brief period during the russian empire, but it seems like it was only as a temporary measure until the ruling class got russified enough.
Orban is a huge fan of isreal because he fundamentally doesn’t think Jews belong in Europe, which is a statement that Netanyahu has also directly echoed. Orban is also the man of whom Netanyahu or his failson (can’t remember his name) said “he is antisemetic, but he is on our side”.
I view these posts sort of like the ones about various historical figures being from the Balkans / Turkish. It seems fairly harmless to me at least, but I also don’t live in a country with a noteable black/african population (most non-whites here are either Turkish or Arabs, and most North Africans don’t seem to consider themselves “african” in any way).