Syntax,
I think you're taking us off topic here. You've made some good points about the terms and conditions within Wizz Air.
However, just because there are bigoted, racist people in villages, towns and cities in Poland it doesn't follow that this is an isolated problem of theirs.
I've seen and heard the most vile, bigoted, sexist, hateful and racist comments used in every country I've visited or lived in.
When I was a Wizz captain, I used to fly with black, brown, white and yellow co-pilots. Not one of them had ever had an issue with their colour of skin whilst in Poland.
As for the midi car driver in Gdansk being a "neo nazi"? Is this the same guy that got married a week ago? If so, several of my friends were at his wedding. All expats and one of Indian origin. A neo nazi wedding? Not quite. Of course, it may not be him you're talking about?
And you know what? I heard a terrible thing the other day. A white soldier was murdered in broad daylight by 2 black men. This was in London.
It can happen you know.
People are strange everywhere. Not just in little villages near Wizz Air bases.