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Originally Posted by Skybird
Policy is what is executed in policies. Lip confessions and ink on paper I do not care for anymore.
On Sweden, the most obvious problem is Malmö. But it is not the only one.
That was 2009. It is already worse today. Beside the many news snippets I picked up over the years, and what I read in books years ago, I know that from firsthand witness reports - Jewish distant friends of mine who fled from Malmö in 2010.
Then my old favourite, Pat Condell:
I must not point out the many other videos on the Islamisation of Sweden and the cataclysmic effects it causes for Swedish culture and society, it all is there in links that you will or will not click all by yourself.
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Grr, you know how to get an ole left bastard like me. When I see the pics from the 2009 demonstration and especially the so-called lefty, anti-imperialist morons participating in it, it still makes my blood boil.
I am familiar with the sit in Malmö, I don't like the news coming from there and I also see the Jews as canaries of civilization - the first folks who sense when poison spreads through the air.
But we can take the same look at Germany: Compare Malmö-Rosengård with Berlin-Neukölln, or Duisburg-Marxloh - where still the Swedish policy looks better (immigrant support, social-work; anti-crime not so much, I give you that)
We can also discuss the Vilks cartoon "controversy". Compare how many German and how many Swedish newspapers had printed them - or had at least the guts to stand up and give a pro-free speech statement. Even with the Danish cartoons we had afaik only 3 German papers printing them, I can't think of any which printed the Swedish ones.
We can take a look at the demonstration in Bochum, where the German police actively supported crazy arseholes and stormed a private home to take down an Israel flag because they were bitching about it. Or the fundamentalistic demo in D-town, where the left counter-demonstrators were shut down by the cops.
I see your point, you talk about approval by mimicking the infamous 3 monkeys - there is certainly some truth in it. Im am definitely not trying to whitewash the sit in Sweden.
However I am talking about how religion is
actively supported by the state. And there Germany looks much, much worse than Sweden in comparison; in terms of tax-breaks/subsidies, blasphemy laws and general separation of religion and state.