> > So many misunderstandings and distorted notions abound right now for Sweden around the world. We Swedes who meet these prejudices must pull together to defend our homeland.
>(cigarette)Butts are crowded with empty wine box on a table at a hostel terrace on the west coast of Australia. Around the table sit one from Switzerland, one from the Netherlands, some from Germany and so I. Backpackers gathered in a common interest, to travel. As for hours discussing the differences between our political systems and which of us tend to be most open. Sometimes views differ, and sometimes we agree with each other.
> It is half past four in the night when one of the men around the table asking me right out. I'm not afraid when I walk on the street in Sweden? No, I will not be afraid, I answer. Rather, I was frightened by his question. I ask why he does it, even though I already know the answer. I have heard it many times before during my trip.
>It is about the refugees. Is it really as bad as the newspapers write? Of course, Sweden is the country with the largest number of rapes per capita? And I have always seen Sweden as a utopia in the dream of a welfare state, but of course it change now?
>The frightening questions and assumptions about my home country after another. They come from every direction, the one farther from the truth than the other. Time and time again I have to defend my country.
>Det är med en obeskrivlig stolthet i min raka rygg som jag kan försäkra dem om att jag visst känner mig trygg i mitt land och att det är manskulturen som genererar våldtäkter, och inte den kurdiska eller syriska. Men det kommer också en molande oro längst ner i magen när jag inser att allt är relativt. I kontexten jag befinner mig i just nu är jag stolt över mitt hemland, men väl hemma ställer jag mig kritisk till det som händer i Sverige. Med tillfälliga uppehållstillstånd och allt mer stängda gränser.
Matthew Reed
>The same man who asked if I fear mean that the Swedish policy within ten years will be based on Islamic values. He has traveled the world and seen a lot, he assures me. He knows how it works. Confidently I add him on Facebook and promise to come back in ten years to show the opposite.
>It is with a tremendous fear for the future I am currently traveling around the world and talk to people about Sweden. So many misunderstandings and distorted notions abound right now for the cold country up north. Can not we all Americans right now are in distant countries promise each other to never stop defending our homeland? The upright sitting in the living room and stand up for what really is as simple as human rights? If we pull together, we can kill those thoughts about Sweden as a nightmare country and instead get everyone to understand that we are in fact a positive example.
Joshua Green
Sorry for fucking up the format, I'm phoneposting from work.
Matthew Smith
>tfw Sweden is so cucked that Germans are passing judgment irl Th-thanks for the chemo, guys.
Ayden Gray
No, don't give that website any views. Do not click it!
Nicholas Ward
Wouldn't dn be one of the less cucked of the msm here in Sweden? Still cucked compared to the rest of the world obviously but we do live in sweden.
Aaron Smith
It's one of the largest news sites in our country, do you seriously think that our clicks would even be seen in the statistics?
Well, it hardly does, and this is a huge level below that. You're just being silly, we aren't winning anything if we don't confront our enemies in every shape and form.
Just look at what the boomers did to Sweden by being passive.
Parker Thomas
Sweden needs to be quarantined from the rest of civilization. It's an even bigger failed experiment than Canada.
Colton Lewis
How did they go from vikings to cucks?
Jaxon Murphy
Swedish neutrality was a mistake
Brayden Thomas
Legitimate hate for Svedes here :3 Crusades are starting, are you ready Sven?
Noah Miller
He's a socialist sjw, of cause he agrees.
And we have the world's most incompetent government. Everyone too stupid to work in the private sector works in the government.
Easton Richardson
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Julian Allen
>It's an even bigger failed experiment than Canada >Canada Not really.
Christopher Ortiz
True.
Aiden Carter
>WELL I PERSONALLY HAVEN'T BEEN RAPED, SO RAPE ISN'T REALLY A PROBLEM TO ME, YOU SEE?
Xavier Robinson
>former Swede here. This is fucking hilarious watching Sweden crash and burn You can't leave a race.
Jack Morris
Haha, it's exactly what they're saying. Women everywhere, at least here in the south, are anxious about going out alone at night. But she's probably from a high class neighborhood in Stockholm.
Jacob Harris
Anyone whos born in sweden is swedish as is anyone who identify as one.
Robert Roberts
Women generally have no empathy.
´They can't put themselves in someone else's shoes and see it from their point of view. If someone else gets raped but she thinks she isn't in any danger herself they don't care. Only if they are personally affected or there is a risk they might, they start to suddenly get invested.
And no, bawling your eyes out because you saw a sad movie or a picture of a dead refugee child isn't empathy. It's emotional instability.
Dylan Ortiz
>det är manskulturen som genererar våldtäkter, och inte den kurdiska eller syriska Vem är det som påstår detta dock? Våldtäkter på asylboenden är nästan uteslutande Afghaner. Kurderna och Syrierna är några av de minst problematiska grupperna. Nästan alla våra problem hade lösts om vi sett till att Afghanska flyktingpojkar inte åkte snålskjuts på Syrienkrisen.
This. It's always the fucking high-class city people lecturing us peasants on our privilege.
> b-buhuh I live a garish, decadent life full of privileges I did not earn and don't deserve, better blame my entire race for this so I don't have to feel bad or improve myself.
These people vote. These people are why your country is the way it is. These people are why your women can't go out at night.
And then, because they are protect in their high-class city neighbourhoods, they assume that there are no problems and that it is just the white privilege talking when people complain about the refugees.
It was nice knowing you, Sweden.
Chase Barnes
>Det är med en obeskrivlig stolthet i min raka rygg som jag kan försäkra dem om att jag visst känner mig trygg i mitt land och att det är manskulturen som genererar våldtäkter, och inte den kurdiska eller syriska. Men det kommer också en molande oro längst ner i magen när jag inser att allt är relativt.
HAHAHAHA It's all relative, bro! There's no wrong or right! Truth doesn't exist, and that's a true statement! We're all equal!
Aaron Edwards
no, dn is the worst of the big established papers
Camden Cook
Necklace yourself.
Easton Foster
Atleast 60% chose, dose not agree.
Wyatt Diaz
I think it's more that they're trying to be mainstream. Being a liberal/SJW/hardcore feminist = free likes and confirmation on social media. They give no shits about the refugees and immigrants, and as you can see in the article she literally doesn't believe it's a problem because she isn't affected by it on the 20th floor at the DN skyscraper in the middle och Cuckholm.
James Carter
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Nolan Bailey
It's fucking amazing. Feminist won't doubt to say that they live in a rape culture, but when someone point to refugees they deny it or find excuses for them.
The cognitive dissonance it's absolutely oustanding.
