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0 pointsseivan11y ago0 comments

Then you live in a bubble. Go to T-Centralen. I used to see an older _Swedish_ lady every single Friday night on the green line between T-Centralen and Medis. She wears red, has 'rullator'.

http://www.etc.se/inrikes/utforsakrade-johan-maste-tigga-iho...

Johan isn't alone. Go by the Göta Lejon theatre entrance, you will see Swedish homeless sleeping there. There of course also EU-Migrants nearby in the subway, but you can make out the difference I am sure.

Swedes sleep in their bubbles, thinking everything will be awesome while the government is going bat-shit crazy with (islamic) blasphemy laws, insane migration and allowing Jihadis into the government. Good luck with the pension and and credit-bubble.

Just read that Sweden gave asylum and permanent residency to an ISIS-rapist who tortured a man on camera. They even had a confession.

0 pointsseivan11y ago0 comments

Then you live in a bubble. Go to T-Centralen. I used to see an older _Swedish_ lady every single Friday night on the green line between T-Centralen and Medis. She wears red, has 'rullator'.

http://www.etc.se/inrikes/utforsakrade-johan-maste-tigga-iho...

Just read that Sweden gave asylum and permanent residency to an ISIS-rapist who tortured a man on camera. They even had a confession.

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Zirro11y ago· 2 in thread

"...bat-shit crazy with (islamic) blasphemy laws, insane migration and allowing Jihadis into the government"

This says a lot about why you dislike the immigration-friendly Sweden of today. I have no desire to engage in a debate with a racist. I hope that the people on HN sharing your views will remain few.

ChainsawSurgery11y ago

What was racist about that?

Zirro11y ago

As far as I can tell we have not gone "crazy with islamic blasphemy laws" nor do I find the generous immigration politics to be insane, but rather humane given the way the world currently looks. Statements similar to those made by seivan are frequently made by those who are openly racist.

As for the last point, it looked to me as though the implied reasoning was "Person with roots in the middle east = Jihadist", as this is also a frequent way to reason among real racists. If this was not the intention, which seems unlikely given the next post, I apologize for drawing a rushed conclusion. I have not seen anything indicating that we have elected any jihadists in our government, only people with roots outside Scandinavia. I follow several different media daily. I do not live in a bubble.

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seivanOP11y ago

Funny how I am painted as a racist.

I'm a Kurd/Iranian, with immigrant and muslim parents. I grew up in Husby as made famous by http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2013_Stockholm_riots I guess anyone who don't share your opinions are "racist".

Swedes sure love to water down that word, "racist". Try being a Kurd in Turkey or an apostate in an islamic country, then you will learn what racist means.

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