My channel was deleted; I filed an appeal and it was denied. In the appeal, I didn't explain why this happened. Please let me explain everything in detail; I have never violated the rules. @TeamYouTube
@TeamYouTube@TeamYouTube The appeal was reviewed, and it was decided not to reinstate the channel, but I didn't explain in it why that happened; please allow me to file a new one so that I can explain everything
Hi, I received a notification about a policy violation and my channel was deleted. I was so scared that I didn't provide a detailed explanation in my appeal. Please let me explain everything—my channel is very important to me. I've never violated the rules in over 5y
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@OutragedPoland@ZelenskyyUa Szkoda, że nie zapoznałeś się z historią – to była sprawa między wami a Niemcami, którzy zabili ponad 3 miliony waszych obywateli, ale wam to jest obojętne. Dziękuję za twoje stanowisko, ale zwracam się do prawdziwych Polaków – dziękuję wam za wsparcie i pomoc.
@DariuszPS00@ZelenskyyUa@BethHartMir of course, I don’t wish upon you.But I want to address the Poles who have been helping us all these years: you are the best people, and we value you far more than these political puppets who are afraid for their own approval ratings.
@DariuszPS00@ZelenskyyUa@BethHartMir What can be done against thousands of “shahids”? The answer is obvious. However, I see a lot of horrifying posts from Poles who want the Russians to destroy us. I think that if you’ve completed at least two grades in school, you understand that an attack awaits you next—which,
@BartomiejTrzeb1@ZelenskyyUa Am I right in thinking that you’re not interested in the fact that Poles were killed, but are just concerned about the brigade’s name or something like that? It’s very sad that you’re now just making a big deal out of the more than 3 million Poles who died at the hands of the Naz
@BartomiejTrzeb1@ZelenskyyUa For any Ukrainian, a member of the UPA is a symbol of the struggle for Ukraine’s independence, not a symbol of someone who killed Poles. You also have people who once killed Ukrainians, and now streets in Poland are named in their honor, but we don’t live in the past.
@DariuszPS00@ZelenskyyUa@BethHartMir Try looking online to find out exactly how many Poles were killed by the Germans and the Soviet authorities—specifically the Soviets, not Ukrainians—and once you learn the truth, you’ll begin to understand a little better
@BartomiejTrzeb1@ZelenskyyUa Why don't you say the same thing about Germany, which killed more than 3 million Poles—maybe because you and your children are going there tomorrow to work?
@1gnasiak@ZelenskyyUa Less than half of Poles are willing to defend their homeland, and these are your approval ratings in the country—as soon as Russia invades Poland, you’ll be learning the Russian national anthem tomorrow.
@DariuszMatecki A czy w Niemczech nie powinno się karać za używanie nazistowskiej symboliki? Czy może Polacy po prostu muszą jeszcze pracować w Niemczech?
@ZelenskyyUa Пане Президенте, я сподіваюсь ви оцінили посилку в мінімалку, і оплата буде здійснюватимесь отримувачим. Враховуючи історію Польщі, якби на землі існували лише поляки і динозаври, поляки би розповідали динозавтрам про Волинську різанину.
@DariuszMatecki@ZelenskyyUa Katarzyna II — rosyjska cesarzowa, która przyczyniła się do rozbiorów Polski, otrzymała order w 1787 roku. Aleksander Suworow — rosyjski dowódca wojskowy, odznaczony tym orderem. Benito Mussolini — włoski dyktator, który otrzymał order w okresie międzywojennym.
@EuronaviPL@jureczek6001@NawrockiKn@arekmularczyk Katarzyna II — rosyjska cesarzowa, która przyczyniła się do rozbiorów Polski, otrzymała order w 1787 roku. Aleksander Suworow — rosyjski dowódca wojskowy, odznaczony tym orderem. Benito Mussolini — włoski dyktator, który otrzymał order w okresie międzywojennym.