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  • A new bridge in Stockholm is set to connect a wealthy area with an underprivileged district. But some people are objecting to it, triggering a divisive debate in Swedish society.
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  • @Startrance85
    @Startrance85 Рік тому +2844

    As a Swede i can say this, Sweden is a perfect example on how you dont handle immigration a warning to any other country.

    • @Crashed131963
      @Crashed131963 Рік тому

      Bring in the 3rd world become the 3rd world.

    • @ryanmcfall1127
      @ryanmcfall1127 Рік тому +12

      I don't know much about Sweden's immigration, in what ways do you think it's flawed?

    • @Startrance85
      @Startrance85 Рік тому +324

      @@ryanmcfall1127 i mean we got plenty of places and neigherhoods atm where pretty much all white ethenic Swedes have moved out now, and only first, second and third generation of immigrants live where its poverty. They dont learn the language, they dont learn Swedish culture, crime rate going through the roof.
      During 2018-2019-2020 Sweden had around 100.000 - 120.000 + immigrants a year and we are a country with a population of 10 million. And now we have taken in so many people the system is just collapsing.

    • @Startrance85
      @Startrance85 Рік тому +87

      @@ryanmcfall1127 Rinkeby is one of the largets immigrant areas in Stockholm for example and almost every third child with at least one foreign-born parent lives in economic poverty and thats in Sweden.

    • @glidercoach
      @glidercoach Рік тому

      @@Startrance85
      That's exactly what happened in Los Angeles. Few speak English and they refuse to accept the cultural norms of society.
      They brought the gang warfare of their homeland to their host country.

  • @felipewozniak
    @felipewozniak Рік тому +2595

    As an immigrant, I don't understand why some people only criticize "the government" and "the state"... Aren't immigrants responsible for their own integration too? Politically correct people never blame the individuals and that is ridiculous. If you don't want to learn the local language and don't want to make a minimum effort to learn the culture as a whole, you should stay in your own country. People should be accountable for their own actions.

    • @mysterioanonymous3206
      @mysterioanonymous3206 Рік тому +212

      They're not there to take part, they're there to get the money.

    • @Azazel-zo1gx
      @Azazel-zo1gx Рік тому +73

      @@mysterioanonymous3206 exactly they actually think that they deserve it all lol

    • @felipewozniak
      @felipewozniak Рік тому +10

      @@mysterioanonymous3206 Do they really get money from the government? How do they do that? Honest question.

    • @Bommexx
      @Bommexx Рік тому +90

      @@felipewozniak Sweden has a very generous social system. As an immigrant you recieve a grant to sustain yourself. On top of that you are eligeble to grants for housing if you need it, unemployment funds (of which many immigrants recieve for a life time since they're either unemployable or unwilling to work) and a grant for every child one has and so on.

    • @mannidennis1031
      @mannidennis1031 Рік тому +7

      Completely agree

  • @chenles_defender
    @chenles_defender Рік тому +643

    I absolutely despise how those people come into a foreign country and then refuse to integrate or at least learn the language. My father came from Iraq to the Netherlands, but he learnt the language from zero and at the beginning struggled to find a job, but he eventually found one, he never blamed the government nor the citizens, he became part of the country and respected it as everyone who immigrates there should.

    • @marshallflorvil2593
      @marshallflorvil2593 Рік тому +9

      hahahahaha

    • @chenles_defender
      @chenles_defender Рік тому +49

      @@marshallflorvil2593 What's so funny about that?

    • @Little_piggies.
      @Little_piggies. Рік тому +7

      Very good from you father but wonder if your father still speaks his language at home ? Still practice his religion in Sweden ? Does he behave like a Swedish or behave like an Arab ?
      I’m not trying to attack you but I am just trying to make a question here.
      Are you 100% Swedish knowing that you grow in Sweden? Or people see you as an arab secund generation who just happened to grow in Sweden ?

    • @greengeck0
      @greengeck0 Рік тому +11

      @@Little_piggies. so what you are saying. it is fine that they are violent because they are 2nd generation? Are there not mosques in most cities, are there not communities of all continents in cities like Stockholm? But there seems to be a specific group who first lashes out that you are not letting them in and then lashes out that they are expected to still work? That this is not some paradise continent without responsibility, it's truly ridiculous to see people flee war, conflict & prosecution yet instantly begin these activities themselves

    • @royalroyal2210
      @royalroyal2210 Рік тому

      ​@@chenles_defender
      What's funny is back in 2015, that's precisely the warnings sensible people have given to the Swedes, and yet they still went down that progressive route 😂
      Irony is only now, 7 years too late that the naive Swedes coming to realization what most people with functioning brain already predicted back then 😂

  • @tftfgubedgukm7911
    @tftfgubedgukm7911 Рік тому +28

    Islam's goal is world domination. You can forget integration.

  • @leonidasg2257
    @leonidasg2257 Рік тому +199

    EU should stop this immigration madness immediately. If they wanna see migration done right they should look at how Singapore handles it. A multicultural society without any of these issues that we have here. There should not be "poor immigrant" neighboohoods everybody should be spread evenly. Otherwise high crime areas start to appear. Also whoever is an immigrant should get his right of residence stripped off even for small petty crimes.

    • @tomatom9666
      @tomatom9666 Рік тому +14

      Your last sentence is silly. Imagine a father of 3 children and husband being deported over running a red light or evading taxes, that’s absurd. Once someone is accepted to the country as a resident they deserve the same treatment as normal citizens. The key is to only accept persons who have genuine value for the country.

    • @leonidasg2257
      @leonidasg2257 Рік тому

      @@tomatom9666 When I said right of residence I mean the temporary right to stay in the country. Not after whatever process each country has to make somebody a permanet residency and give him a passport.

    • @daniel_361
      @daniel_361 Рік тому +10

      ​@@tomatom9666 he said crimes. Jaywalking is considered an offence, not a crime, almost everywhere. And as an average Joe it's all but impossible to accidentally do tax evasion.

    • @tonylam9548
      @tonylam9548 11 місяців тому +1

      The last sentence is not silly, not if the father is a gang member supporting his family by drugs and murders. deported for petty offenses is one way to get rid of undesirables.

    • @MVV043
      @MVV043 11 місяців тому

      0, why would we want people with an IQ of 70..

  • @Paparapatheraper-POL
    @Paparapatheraper-POL 11 місяців тому +111

    When the Polish government talked about these problems, everyone laughed at them and said they were lying

    • @galegrazutis964
      @galegrazutis964 10 місяців тому +19

      Poland and Hungry both have the right idea about immigration

    • @PoisonelleMisty4311
      @PoisonelleMisty4311 7 місяців тому

      It is not accurate to say that all politicians think it would be a bad thing if all citizens were rich and could easily secure jobs with good wages. Political beliefs and perspectives differ greatly, and there is a wide range of opinions on this topic.
      Some politicians may indeed believe that widespread wealth and access to good jobs could be a positive thing for society. They may argue that it leads to increased economic growth, consumer spending, and overall prosperity. These politicians may support policies that aim to create an environment conducive to entrepreneurship, innovation, and job creation.
      However, other politicians may approach the issue differently. They may be concerned about income inequality, wealth concentration, or the potential negative consequences of unchecked wealth accumulation. These politicians might argue for policies that seek to redistribute wealth, provide targeted support to marginalized communities, or ensure certain safeguards for workers.
      It is important to remember that political opinions are diverse, shaped by a wide range of personal beliefs, experiences, and ideologies. Debates on wealth distribution, access to jobs, and wage inequality often reflect the varying viewpoints and priorities among politicians.

    • @SokkasCactusjuice
      @SokkasCactusjuice 7 місяців тому

      Poland and Hungary have the right idea for small countries that did nothing as a Palestinian I don’t support illegal immigration towards countries that did nothing to me but countries like the uk and France and us I support immigrants going there so yeah immigrants. Should stay out of Poland Hungary etc cause those countries did nothing to them

    • @jennyrice7921
      @jennyrice7921 5 місяців тому +1

      Now everybody wishes to be like Poland

    • @cia5649
      @cia5649 5 місяців тому

      @@galegrazutis964guess why Hungary is dependent on the eu and Polands population is shrinking

  • @capslocked7274
    @capslocked7274 Рік тому +101

    This naivety is what started this mess in the first place

    • @dariusjo
      @dariusjo Рік тому +2

      It's not only naivety. Quite often its the Swedish belief that they know better how to handle things.

    • @princessdaya5781
      @princessdaya5781 9 місяців тому +1

      not naïvety--purposefully orchestrated by the powers that be

    • @ajuiceboxxx
      @ajuiceboxxx 3 місяці тому

      @@dariusjoTheir pretentiousness knows no bounds.

    • @Neil-Aspinall
      @Neil-Aspinall 3 місяці тому

      People on the Left would much rather go down in licking flames that be thought of in the slightest as sticking up for themselves or be called RACISTS!

    • @hhbattery4746
      @hhbattery4746 3 місяці тому

      It's not caused by naivety. This is a deliberation by a powerful class we shall not namr

  • @daylightmoon7285
    @daylightmoon7285 Рік тому +281

    Developed countries need to learn from Sweden's mistakes. It is also important to be able to expel those who don't integrate or commit crimes. Extreme politics will take over any country that doesn't take measures to control immigration.

    • @MrDude826
      @MrDude826 Рік тому +22

      No, expell anyone that isn't european and the problem is solved.

    • @pragadoegito
      @pragadoegito Рік тому +8

      To me, extreme is not defending your country and your people. Extreme is committing crimes in the country that gave everything for free to you.

    • @henderyjem6881
      @henderyjem6881 10 місяців тому

      It wasn't a mistake. 😂

    • @PoisonelleMisty4311
      @PoisonelleMisty4311 7 місяців тому

      An economic system where all citizens can easily obtain well-paying jobs does not have a specific name or label commonly associated with it. However, the concept aligns with goals such as full employment and decent work, which prioritize providing job opportunities and fair wages for all members of society.
      You could potentially describe this economic system as an "Inclusive Employment System" or use similar terms that emphasize the broad access to jobs and fair wages for all citizens. However, it's important to note that specific terminology may vary depending on the political, cultural, and regional context in which such a system is implemented.

    • @banzaaiiiii
      @banzaaiiiii 5 місяців тому

      @@MrDude826persians, indians, SEA expats earn on averqge more than local Swedes as of now

  • @antiwokehuman
    @antiwokehuman Рік тому +417

    Perfect example of why a country should have closed borders. Immigration itself can be good for a country depending on its needs. But it needs to be highly controlled

    • @JamesSmith-ix5jd
      @JamesSmith-ix5jd Рік тому

      With low fertility and no immigration the society will collapse.

    • @MrDude826
      @MrDude826 Рік тому

      Immigration would be on if europeans moved to Sweden.

    • @antonkottorp3148
      @antonkottorp3148 Рік тому +10

      Closed boarders absolutely aren’t the answer. The us is a great example of how immigrants and multi culture can exist in a rich and prosperous country. But the immigration must be according to the counties ability for the immigrants to get work and assimilate into the society

    • @MrDude826
      @MrDude826 Рік тому

      @@antonkottorp3148 The US is a horrible example of division , racism and segregation.
      Only the whites make it a rich and prosperous country while the rest contribute nothing.

    • @1999bishop
      @1999bishop Рік тому +20

      @@antonkottorp3148 this is not us this is europe, u can do what you want there, but here people maybe don't want "multiculturalism"

  • @JP-oe4ry
    @JP-oe4ry Рік тому +112

    Thankfully Sweden was the canary in the coalmine for Finland on how not to do immigration.

    • @allysilver7048
      @allysilver7048 Рік тому +15

      Actually Finland didn’t learn nothing from Sweden, u can see that in Helsinki .

    • @joelc9439
      @joelc9439 Рік тому +7

      Finland is a lot like Sweden.

    • @jordy786
      @jordy786 Рік тому +6

      Finland is turning into Finlandistan too

    • @AceOfBased
      @AceOfBased Рік тому +5

      @@joelc9439 They got the same type of maniac politicians.

    • @willesnille
      @willesnille Рік тому +4

      Doesn't matter since then finns aren't going to stop Finland from going the same way. Lebanon/Zimbabwe/South Africa were the canaries in the coal mine. Nobody cared. Still don't. Also: The way to do immigration is to not do it. "Integration" is a fairy tale.

  • @braxxian
    @braxxian Рік тому +183

    How's that cultural enrichment working out for you Sweden?

    • @liamp.8826
      @liamp.8826 Рік тому +33

      They have digged their graves with their own hands!!

    • @mikegee729
      @mikegee729 Рік тому +23

      I was shocked at the denial and hubris of the Swedish people.

    • @rohitsawant5805
      @rohitsawant5805 Рік тому +1

      ​@@mikegee729 that's the first reaction because they are programmed to believe that DivERsiTy & InCLusiON is a great thing. Deep down they know they done f uped.
      It's all going to go downhill from here, Mark ky words 20 years down the line the Swedes will regret this, ask the people of UK.

    • @gopalramanathan7062
      @gopalramanathan7062 Рік тому +16

      Wokism gone bananas 🍌

    • @PlanetHell92
      @PlanetHell92 Рік тому +3

      ​@@mikegee729 Implying that all Swedes are a hivemind. We're not.

  • @pencilpusher9166
    @pencilpusher9166 Рік тому +170

    Cultural enrichment. Swedens own doing.

    • @liamp.8826
      @liamp.8826 Рік тому +35

      It's tragic what's happening there... They went from being one of the safest, richest country in Europe, to being one of the worst!

    • @artman12
      @artman12 Рік тому

      Europe loves the “peaceful” people. Take more of them. 😂

    • @CJ-fs1zr
      @CJ-fs1zr Рік тому +4

      @@liamp.8826 It’s funny af

    • @luisa.acevedo3326
      @luisa.acevedo3326 Рік тому +6

      They prepared their bed now they have to lay on it. I use to feel bad for them now i don't.

    • @studentstudent5044
      @studentstudent5044 Рік тому +2

      ⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@liamp.8826 It is still one of the safest and Riches countries in Europe you bozo🤦🏼. It is still one of the Top 5 best countries to live in in Europe and top 10 in the world.

  • @noa4ly425
    @noa4ly425 Рік тому +133

    The main problem with most Swedish politicians is that they don’t understand that it’s IMPOSSIBLE to integrate immigrants into society while at the same time taking in immigrants at the rate of 1 million every 10 years. That’s just out of the question for a country with only 8 million native Europeans. Our only hope left is for the Sweden Democrats to reverse this situation.

    • @robertagren9360
      @robertagren9360 Рік тому

      Enforce Swedish on the nation who immigrate and create a colony

    • @shanelittle1025
      @shanelittle1025 Рік тому +8

      self-annihilation

    • @anjanmondal8363
      @anjanmondal8363 Рік тому +5

      They know it lmao but this way they will get immigrants votes and also this way they can make native Swedish people emotional and make them to vote for such noble gesture. 😅

    • @proxy450
      @proxy450 11 місяців тому +3

      Then they won't cause it's 1 million worth vote bank

    • @toniownez
      @toniownez 10 місяців тому

      Haha yeah that's what we're going to do: vote ourself out of this mess...

  • @leaveourstatuesalone.3378
    @leaveourstatuesalone.3378 Рік тому +108

    It will only get worse, you can’t integrate the unwilling,

    • @gopalramanathan7062
      @gopalramanathan7062 Рік тому +11

      Exactly. What if they exercise their ‘democratic’ right and don’t want to integrate?

    • @rojiblanco299
      @rojiblanco299 6 місяців тому

      ​@@gopalramanathan7062Ask Palestinians

    • @cia5649
      @cia5649 5 місяців тому

      Guess you didn’t watch the video

    • @Neil-Aspinall
      @Neil-Aspinall 3 місяці тому

      @@cia5649 What do u mean by that bud?

    • @cia5649
      @cia5649 3 місяці тому

      @@Neil-Aspinall what do u think

  • @arken2903
    @arken2903 Рік тому +123

    I'll save this video and come back in 6 months to see how that middle class neighborhood has increased his crime rate by 200%.

    • @priceandpride
      @priceandpride Рік тому +27

      And they keep breeding!

    • @arr8577
      @arr8577 Рік тому

      @@priceandpride i like sex😁 dont you? Money and life can last forever!

    • @liamp.8826
      @liamp.8826 Рік тому +1

      They're finished! By 2050 they will become a minority in their own country!

    • @PraiseJesusChristOurSavior
      @PraiseJesusChristOurSavior Рік тому

      this is what happens when you let women out of the home and into politics; we have let our men become weakened and subserviant to women, its so pathetic when you really think about how docile men are to women and their word now, its anti god. We have let women ruin our societies through their emotional decisions.

    • @CO-vt1jb
      @CO-vt1jb Рік тому

      Wait until the swedes starts packing and leaving that part of town.. that's what has always happened. Swedes lived in certain areas in the 70s, 80s, 90s and now they are gone and it's filled with immigrants. Rosengård in Malmö was a nice place in the 70s and 80s... now it's one of the worst places in Sweden.

  • @jaisriram295
    @jaisriram295 Рік тому +21

    Its hilarious to me that Europe opened its door to islamists from backwards countries and then cries about the result 😂😂😂

    • @robertagren9360
      @robertagren9360 Рік тому +1

      How's it going it going italy?
      Italy: I'm fine
      France: Please end this.

    • @snuffeldjuret
      @snuffeldjuret Рік тому

      different people. Those who wanted it doesn't see any problem, and those who didn't want it are now saying "told you so".

    • @Neil-Aspinall
      @Neil-Aspinall 3 місяці тому

      I think people on the Left just sing Kumbyahh as they dance around handing out Red Cross packages to poor victims.

  • @edgarm2036
    @edgarm2036 Рік тому +296

    Yeah I'm sure a bridge is the answer to reduce violence 🙄

    • @soreeyez
      @soreeyez Рік тому

      The same way illegals are brought in from abroad to reduce violence there! 😁

    • @glennnile7918
      @glennnile7918 Рік тому +1

      Lol.

    • @mysterioanonymous3206
      @mysterioanonymous3206 Рік тому +7

      I mean the practice of integrating different areas within city boundaries through infrastrucutre is well established in city planning and the right thing to do. But the immediate effects will of course be absorbed by the locally affected population, no doubt.

    • @edgarm2036
      @edgarm2036 Рік тому +6

      @@mysterioanonymous3206 an urban planner is in charge of planning the infrastructure of a city, if you believe that an urban planner has the solution for social integration, and a bridge will change the mentality of foreign people toward violence, well then I really have nothing to say you can keep believing that....

    • @BestOpinionHaver
      @BestOpinionHaver Рік тому +4

      @@mysterioanonymous3206 "Equality for thee, but not for me" - Swedish Politicians

  • @Serendip98
    @Serendip98 Рік тому +137

    Germany and France have the same problem, although they deny it.

    • @Kartoffelsuppe_m_Wursteinlage
      @Kartoffelsuppe_m_Wursteinlage Рік тому +2

      BS

    • @cherrycherryreikikirschblu2185
      @cherrycherryreikikirschblu2185 Рік тому +7

      In Germany, there are significant regional differences.

    • @serbianwarrior385
      @serbianwarrior385 Рік тому +8

      ​@@Kartoffelsuppe_m_Wursteinlage Not at all

    • @stevens1041
      @stevens1041 Рік тому +36

      The French don't deny it. Go talk to one.

    • @Serendip98
      @Serendip98 Рік тому

      @@stevens1041 The French government denies it, and so do many politicians, for example the leftist Eric Coquerel, who publicly claimed that there is no immigration problem in France.

  • @tomas6179
    @tomas6179 Рік тому +177

    A little to late to start saving Sweden from the problems our government created. The things got so much worse just even during last 10 years. Could see in front of my eyes how things changed

    • @user-lq5yo7qt8f
      @user-lq5yo7qt8f Рік тому +45

      Women are the first to vote for id iotic social policies, and the first to scream when those policies hit them from behind

    • @mugin11223344
      @mugin11223344 Рік тому +18

      It is not only the government that is to blame. There are plenty of voters who bear the same responsibility.

    • @snefokk_i_heiene
      @snefokk_i_heiene Рік тому

      @@mugin11223344 they were brainwashed by the corrupt media

    • @PraiseJesusChristOurSavior
      @PraiseJesusChristOurSavior Рік тому

      this is what happens when you let women out of the home and into politics; we have let our men become weakened and subserviant to women, its so pathetic when you really think about how docile men are to women and their word now, its anti god. We have let women ruin our societies through their emotional decisions.

    • @tomas6179
      @tomas6179 Рік тому +22

      @@mugin11223344 of course, because our Swedish society has raised it’s citizens to be cowards and not standing up for its country. This is the reason why Sverigedemokraterna has had such success lately. Because the people has finally started to realize that there is a real problem that people are just to coward to discuss. By the way I’m an immigrant my self and I can see the problem

  • @Marie-cq5td
    @Marie-cq5td Рік тому +138

    Lets talk about gang rapes and “honor killings” and extremely violent territorialism

    • @JeffreyCC
      @JeffreyCC Рік тому +10

      No worries, you only need mass surveilance for your problems to be solved.

    • @vermicelledecheval5219
      @vermicelledecheval5219 Рік тому +3

      "Honor killing" : some oxymoron indeed...

    • @subramanyabhat446
      @subramanyabhat446 Рік тому +1

      Sure, and ignore the even greater problem of adolescent boys getting killed in these gang crimes.
      Blatant narcissism coming through!

    • @CO-vt1jb
      @CO-vt1jb Рік тому +11

      @@vermicelledecheval5219 Before the immigrants came to Sweden nobody new about it and now it happens all the time and we even have a word for it. "Balcony girl" = Balkongflicka. Apparently dads, brothers, uncles and even mothers think their daughter can fly or something. They just dropping from the sky I guess.. Sometimes it's only for shaking hands with a man. Crazy huh..

    • @vermicelledecheval5219
      @vermicelledecheval5219 Рік тому +2

      @@CO-vt1jb I think Sueden wasn't much prepared to face these odds. Here in France we are facing this for quite sometime and developed a partial immunity.

  • @fernandovillafuerte2529
    @fernandovillafuerte2529 Рік тому +129

    Plain and simple, stop allowing the entrance and even founding the entirely cost of living of uncivilized people.

    • @mikegee729
      @mikegee729 Рік тому +9

      Bonobos

    • @yd5naj
      @yd5naj Рік тому

      Time to deport them. Test them for language/civics/culture. Fail? Out.

    • @SteffiReitsch
      @SteffiReitsch Рік тому +7

      A bit late for that now! AHAHAHAHAHAH

    • @hcm5467
      @hcm5467 Рік тому

      It is sad that you do not understand that immigration is done for cheap labor
      Immigrants are put together in areas that will be poor and reduce social climbing so as to create generations of cheap labor

    • @francisdec1615
      @francisdec1615 Рік тому

      @@mikegee729 No, bonobos are pretty civilized. These animals aren't.

  • @nathanspreitzer6738
    @nathanspreitzer6738 Рік тому +58

    Hate to break it to you but if they haven’t integrated yet, they aren’t going to

    • @braxxian
      @braxxian Рік тому +15

      They didn’t come to Sweden to intergrate.

    • @Neil-Aspinall
      @Neil-Aspinall 3 місяці тому

      Ahhh but we were promised they would just fit right into sophisticated, educated, women's right Western society? Are you saying it was all lies?

  • @ant318
    @ant318 Рік тому +271

    I LOVED Sweden when I visited. It was recently too. Beautiful place and cool people. But they should take a hard line against all this nonsense.

    • @cb-side13
      @cb-side13 Рік тому +1

      They don't want to be called racist, even though there is no proof of such claims.

    • @liamp.8826
      @liamp.8826 Рік тому +39

      A very hard and harsh line, like sending most of them back!

    • @Sailinon632
      @Sailinon632 Рік тому +6

      @@liamp.8826 That is never going to happen.

    • @gamithawanasinghe4096
      @gamithawanasinghe4096 Рік тому +1

      @@liamp.8826 Not most of them ,Should deport all of them back.. If would not be happen, Sweden and whole Europe will never be remain as Sweden and Europe!

    • @christos.5302
      @christos.5302 Рік тому

      @@liamp.8826 shhh, you're not allowed to say this on the internet....

  • @PentaRaus
    @PentaRaus Рік тому +41

    From the safest country in Europe to the gRape capital of Europe. Has Europe had enough of this cultural enrichment?

    • @Iceyfire12
      @Iceyfire12 Рік тому +7

      The Fall is soon lol

    • @gopalramanathan7062
      @gopalramanathan7062 Рік тому +7

      Too late to wake up from the slumber 🙃

    • @PraiseJesusChristOurSavior
      @PraiseJesusChristOurSavior Рік тому

      this is what happens when you let women out of the home and into politics; we have let our men become weakened and subserviant to women, its so pathetic when you really think about how docile men are to women and their word now, its anti god. We have let women ruin our societies through their emotional decisions.

    • @liamp.8826
      @liamp.8826 Рік тому +1

      The people of Europe yes, but the corrupt politicians not! As long as they get their checks, they don't see anything wrong with what's going on in Europe!

  • @ashokKumar-yn2tw
    @ashokKumar-yn2tw Рік тому +13

    Those who are harming the country, such people should be thrown out of the country.

  • @larifari4371
    @larifari4371 Рік тому +166

    Rinkeby and other similar places should all get bridges to rich neighbourhoods, especially those where the pro migration politicians live in. This could help them to realize how utterly naive their politics are.

    • @LP-mh6ri
      @LP-mh6ri Рік тому

      pro immigration politicians should be forced to live in those immigrant suburbs without their bodyguards.

    • @Goblinoar
      @Goblinoar Рік тому +7

      God i wish this happened, but i strongly doubt it would ever happen.
      Its kinda like in the US, now people in jewyork are mad that immigrants are coming into their towns, but they are the same people who dont believe in borders and have ignored Texans complaining about illegal immigration.
      One could only hope it happens in other places in the world where immigration is a problem

    • @royalroyal2210
      @royalroyal2210 Рік тому

      Lol Swedes realized it 7 years too late, and they are supposed to be one of most educated people on Earth 😂

    • @PoisonelleMisty4311
      @PoisonelleMisty4311 7 місяців тому

      Politicians who see it as bad if unemployment and poverty rates were at 0% typically do not align with any mainstream political ideologies or economic theories. These perspectives are fringe and not widely adopted by politicians.
      That being said, if we were to associate these views with specific ideologies, they might be loosely connected to certain strains of neoliberalism or laissez-faire capitalism. One argument could be that a completely eradicated poverty or unemployment rate may create an excessively equal distribution of resources, potentially stifling individuals' motivation to work or innovate. This view suggests that having some level of poverty or unemployment could act as an incentive for individuals to seek employment or improve their skills.
      However, it is essential to emphasize that these perspectives are not representative of mainstream thinking. Most political ideologies and economic theories prioritize reducing unemployment and poverty to improve societal well-being and ensure a fair distribution of resources. These mainstream ideologies, such as social democracy, liberalism, or democratic socialism, emphasize policies that aim to create more opportunities, reduce income inequality, and promote social welfare.
      The reason these fringe views don't change or gain broader acceptance is that they often lack empirical evidence and can be seen as contradictory to the fundamental goals of economic and social progress. They tend to overlook the harmful impacts of poverty and unemployment on individuals and communities and neglect the potential benefits of pursuing full employment and poverty reduction.
      In general, societies and politicians tend to prioritize reducing unemployment and poverty for the betterment of their citizens. The persistent pursuit of these goals is largely driven by a desire for greater social justice, economic stability, and well-being.

  • @kolezka161
    @kolezka161 Рік тому +330

    Let’s face it. Education and hard work are not necessarily valued in every culture of the world. Don’t expect a culture that didn’t have a good educational background so far to all of the sudden start valuing education just like that. That’s why cultures that are drastically different from each other cannot and shouldn’t mix. Otherwise there will be conflict. Just like it is pretty much impossible to peacefully mix cultures that value complete cover vs nudity. You cannot imagine the Taliban and Amazon Indians living in the same neighborhood.

    • @komentierer
      @komentierer Рік тому +42

      The problem isn't that immigrants don't value education. It's that the swedish government doesn't value the education that immigrants have received.
      Many people who immigrated into Sweden are highly educated and very accomplished in their respective fields. The swedish government just categorically refuses to acknowledge any of their qualifications and forces them into menial jobs. One day, you're a doctor in Iran, a respected member of society who reaped the rewards of hard work, the next day you're sweeping floors in a swedish convenience store for minimum wage.
      How do you think those people feel about Sweden? Do they feel like society welcomes them and wants them to integrate? Or will they feel exploited and pushed into a poverty

    • @Felixxxxxxxxx
      @Felixxxxxxxxx Рік тому

      ​@komentierer No , the typical immigrant is not a doctor and there are good reasons for why an Iranian doctor can't just convert their education upon arrival. Det finns flera trovärdiga källor som visar till utmaningarna som finns med flera utbildningar inom högkvalifiserade jobb. Bl a läkartidningen har skrivit om det. Jag trodde också på den hör typen av information tidigare före jag började läsa på och det finns mycket matnyttigt på SCB .

    • @makaveli8175
      @makaveli8175 Рік тому +2

      Samuel Huntington - The clash of civilizations

    • @rvh1702
      @rvh1702 Рік тому

      @@komentierer keep coping dude. A leftist victim mindset you have

    • @BLCMNST
      @BLCMNST Рік тому

      Racist.

  • @themeanmachine84
    @themeanmachine84 Рік тому +121

    And then some people are wondering why countries like Poland are so strict about illegal immigration. And not that, but Poland is being actually punished for not wanting illegal immigration!

    • @soreeyez
      @soreeyez Рік тому +28

      And Hungary too.

    • @liamp.8826
      @liamp.8826 Рік тому +23

      Poland will soon overtake Germany as Europe's biggest economic and military power! They're an example for the whole world to follow! Hungary's doing good too, but sadly most of Europe is lost and without the right leaders, i don't think it can recover...

    • @Abcflc
      @Abcflc Рік тому +4

      this is not ILLEGAL Immigration...

    • @Carewolf
      @Carewolf Рік тому +3

      No they were punished for declaring several cities LGBT-free.

    • @Earth098
      @Earth098 Рік тому +8

      That's a total lie. Poland was never punished for not accepting immigrants. They continued to receive their annual aid from EU.

  • @abdulabdullahi3849
    @abdulabdullahi3849 Рік тому +106

    I came to Sweden from Somalia 1992. Both my sisters are born in Sweden. I speak Swedish, English, German and Somali. I work at Amazon as Brand & Patent specialist. We are 5 kids all have success full careers and speak multiple languages. My dad told me to respect the laws and the norms of the country you live in but never abandon who you are. The Level and quality of people coming in to Sweden has changed dramatically. As a Somali I must say the youth today has lost their mind. Something like an insult who would at the most end up in a fist fight leads to gangwars. I am afraid of my own people and it is a pitty.

    • @tomatom9666
      @tomatom9666 Рік тому +25

      Thank you for being a good citizen and challenging stereotypes

    • @abdulabdullahi3849
      @abdulabdullahi3849 Рік тому +33

      @@tomatom9666 honestly it was my dad. I could not disappoint my parents. I am thankfull everyday for my parents. They instilled allot of good values and principles.

    • @robertagren9360
      @robertagren9360 Рік тому

      It has already gone too far with a fistfight. It means they must revenge and eventually keeping them in prison to remove the need to revenge for their own safety of being killed.
      You maybe think that Sweden always had calmness but there have been periods of internal conflicts and they are work-related.
      When people have no jobs they find one. Killing is for sports and destruction is theater for the public.

    • @scroon4245
      @scroon4245 Рік тому +11

      based on experience malis especially mali boys are the worst at integrating.

    • @nicimizoni1687
      @nicimizoni1687 Рік тому +11

      Dont feel offended,
      you,re not the problem.

  • @raphaeldemo9966
    @raphaeldemo9966 Рік тому +109

    This is going to sound drastic, but they should start a three strikes and you're out (deported) policy. If the fear of getting deported and sent back doesn't make you want to shape up then you deserve to be booted out of the country. And also, if you haven't learned basic Swedish in the 7 years you've been there, that's one strike!!!

    • @rsmlinar1720
      @rsmlinar1720 Рік тому +24

      7 years is to long. I know an immigrant here in my country. He is from Burundi and can after 6 months already somewhat speak The language (Slavic language). For basic umderstanding and speaking 2 years is enough.

    • @Darkurge666
      @Darkurge666 Рік тому

      Doesn't work because countries like Somalia, Irak etc refuse to accept their people back unless they come there voluntary. We can't get rid of them and after refusing to leave for a year or two, they are let out on the streets again, and get supported by welfare. The only way to reduce migration is to not let them come here in the first place. And take away their right to live here the moment they visit the countries they "fled" from.

    • @scottwales9178
      @scottwales9178 Рік тому +7

      This is more than fair and not drastic at all. As someone who lives in a foreign country, I know that my residential status may be in jeopardy, and I may be deported if I commit a crime.

    • @GoToMan
      @GoToMan Рік тому +3

      @@rsmlinar1720 Takes an year for Swedish, at most

    • @ymx7947
      @ymx7947 Рік тому

      We can't afford a policy like that. We have to begin mass deportation of all immigrants immediately. It doesn't matter if they have done something wrong or not. Too many of us has been murdered already. Not a single more murder of another Swede is acceptable.

  • @no6odys8fe90
    @no6odys8fe90 Рік тому +25

    Swedistan

  • @berilmldr
    @berilmldr Рік тому +8

    A Turkish man living in Sweden can have a word about immigrant issues as if he is native lol how ironic

  • @Andrea-1998
    @Andrea-1998 Рік тому +86

    Make a bridge between a wealthy district with low crime and a district which is poor and has high crime. What could go wrong right? You need to solve the issue at hand, a damn bridge won’t solve it

    • @kris8263
      @kris8263 Рік тому +2

      It's like connecting wolves with seals. Eventually seals will toughen up and wolves soften up but it will take time and many unpleasant situations. The thing is the good people will suffer more than the thugs.

    • @minciNashu
      @minciNashu Рік тому

      I'm willing to bet the posh neighborhood is full of immigration supporters. Well let them have a taste of what unchecked immigration looks like.

    • @ArtemijSmyslovskij
      @ArtemijSmyslovskij Рік тому +3

      As if the problem only comes down to being rich or poor...

    • @zoompt-lm5xw
      @zoompt-lm5xw Рік тому

      @@ArtemijSmyslovskij They have to put it that way...

  • @marvinyo5
    @marvinyo5 Рік тому +29

    To think Orban said no to these in Hungary 😅

    • @liamp.8826
      @liamp.8826 Рік тому +11

      Orban is a smart guy! Wish all European "leaders" were more like him!

    • @blackwolf3173
      @blackwolf3173 Рік тому +4

      Great Orban! He understood everything about migration compared to other EU countries!

    • @cia5649
      @cia5649 5 місяців тому

      @@liamp.8826yeah corrupting your country into a authoritarian state where you can’t lose and your population is shrinking

    • @John-ob7dh
      @John-ob7dh 4 місяці тому

      Japan won't have them either.

  • @PoltergeistHC4L
    @PoltergeistHC4L Рік тому +14

    I am the last generation to have see what Sweden was like when it swas truly swedish. I am the last generation that had a majority of swedish clasmaits. I am the last sweede.

    • @GoToMan
      @GoToMan Рік тому +1

      A rare breed indeed

    • @ArtemijSmyslovskij
      @ArtemijSmyslovskij Рік тому +1

      It's so tragic to see white people willingly wiping themselves out of existence

  • @DiegoChurch
    @DiegoChurch Рік тому +70

    I learned german for 7 years as a mexican so i could move to austria to study there and have a better life, managing my way through bureaucracy and adapting to a new countey. Meanwhile there are really people out there that just want everything handed to them on a silver plate… I think the minimum effort should be learning english so one could at least partake in social interaction and with that learning the local language.

    • @nicimizoni1687
      @nicimizoni1687 Рік тому

      Are you here now ?

    • @newergamer7974
      @newergamer7974 Рік тому +2

      If you're here now
      Welcome. I love people like you! Ich hoffe du wirst ein erfolgreiches Leben hier haben. Den obwohl du hier für dein Geld wie alle anderen arbeiten musst. Tust du dies tatsächlich aber wirst dafür auch reichlich belohnt!
      Schmeiß deine alte Kultur aber nicht ganz weg. Sie ist ja nicht muslimisch.

    • @PoisonelleMisty4311
      @PoisonelleMisty4311 7 місяців тому

      Politicians who believe that it would be bad if all citizens could easily obtain jobs with good wages and become rich may align with various ideologies and economic theories. Understanding the complexities of political and economic thought, it is possible to identify some perspectives commonly associated with this viewpoint:
      1. Socialist or Marxist ideology: Some politicians who prioritize reducing wealth inequality and promoting collective well-being may align with socialist or Marxist ideologies. They might argue that widespread wealth accumulation and private ownership of the means of production can lead to exploitation, social divisions, and concentrated power.
      2. Welfare state or social democratic ideology: Politicians who advocate for a strong welfare state and robust social safety nets may argue that an overly competitive job market with excessive wealth accumulation can lead to social stratification and increased vulnerability for marginalized groups. They might prefer a more regulated and equitable distribution of resources and opportunities.
      3. Keynesian economics: Keynesian economists, and the politicians who follow this economic theory, prioritize managing aggregate demand to achieve stability and reduce economic fluctuations. They might argue that excessive wealth accumulation can hinder demand and economic growth, prefering policies that address income and wealth disparities to ensure a healthy level of consumer spending.
      4. Environmentalist ideology: Politicians who prioritize environmental concerns may argue that unchecked economic growth and increased consumption associated with widespread wealth accumulation can have detrimental environmental consequences. They may promote sustainable development and advocate for policies that prioritize environmental preservation over unbridled economic expansion.
      It is important to note that these are broad generalizations, and individual politicians may have nuanced and varied perspectives that do not neatly fit into a single ideological or economic framework. Political beliefs and economic theories can intersect and diverge in many ways, and politicians often draw from multiple sources when forming their views on issues like wealth, employment, and income distribution.

    • @datacipher
      @datacipher 4 місяці тому

      Very good, you’re the kind of immigrant who will be a credit to whatever country you go to. Sadly, that is not the case for many - particularly the mass migration hordes.

  • @gopalramanathan7062
    @gopalramanathan7062 Рік тому +160

    Sweden’s feeble response to a growing crisis.

    • @daniel931016
      @daniel931016 Рік тому +3

      it is not a "feeble response", it is merely an example. the immigration and integration is a constant debate in the politics and the government has both implemented restrictive laws for things like citizenship and the right to enter and the right to stay, and language requirements is another example of what is being discussed.

    • @Ibn_Abdulaziz
      @Ibn_Abdulaziz Рік тому +7

      I live and grew up in Sweden, but my comments and insight won't appear. This channel is heavily censoring the comments.

    • @rorychivers8769
      @rorychivers8769 Рік тому +2

      It's funny how people who resist any sign of any kind of attempt at promoting integration see it as a "crisis"

    • @raclark2730
      @raclark2730 Рік тому +2

      @@rorychivers8769 What by building a bridge to allow more access to victims for the criminal element.

    • @rorychivers8769
      @rorychivers8769 Рік тому

      @@raclark2730 Oh no you're right, lets wall off the criminal element, ostracise it from society so that it will never be able to contribute anything even if it wanted to, and then complain about how criminal they all are with other like minded people, what could possibly go wrong with that strategy

  • @crausmarius1802
    @crausmarius1802 Рік тому +14

    After the bridge is opened it would be easier to steal from that neighborhood

  • @PopularesVox
    @PopularesVox Рік тому +354

    How can a bridge change the situation of criminality and violence. To say this is a problem of lack of social mixing denies the underlying cause. The businessman Eran obviously sees this as an opportunity, but is honest that it won't change the underlying criminal problems which are only going to get worse. Swedes seem to have little understanding of what they have done to their country.

    • @ericadolphus9569
      @ericadolphus9569 Рік тому +29

      Swedes fully understand what has happened, but it is not something they have done. No one voted for this, every single political party has been involved with this transformation. It is the same in almost all other western countries too

    • @accountantthe3394
      @accountantthe3394 Рік тому

      @@ericadolphus9569 Your leaders in EU and US foisted liberal immigration policies on you as compensation for "Iraq WMDs". Exercise democracy and protests against them

    • @jippoti2227
      @jippoti2227 Рік тому +18

      @@ericadolphus9569 But Swedes excluded Sverigedemokraterna for decades, who were strongly against unrestrained immigration, didn't they? Sweden would look very different today, had they included SD when it became a big party.

    • @lukazupie7220
      @lukazupie7220 Рік тому +16

      @@ericadolphus9569 nope, they voted for it. Again and again.

    • @BestOpinionHaver
      @BestOpinionHaver Рік тому

      @@ericadolphus9569
      "every single political party has been involved with this transformation."
      incorrect. Not the Sweden democrats. They are literally the only party that has absolutely ZERO responsibility in what sweden has become. They are also the only party that is interested in actually solving this issue.
      It's the "sju-klöver" parties (7-cloves for non-Swedish speakers) and everyone who has voted on them that is to blame. Basically. If you voted on ANY other party than the Sweden democrats in the past 15 years then YOU are to blame and the blood is on YOUR hands.

  • @gracee3015
    @gracee3015 Рік тому +86

    As Polish and American citizen, I have experience with American problem with illegal immigrants, and I am very grateful for Polish government for not going same crazy path like some European and present American government.

    • @bakrdemir8656
      @bakrdemir8656 Рік тому

      america destroyed syria iraq and now they dont want imigrants ? also russia

    • @servus2252
      @servus2252 Рік тому

      Yeah you poles are lucky in this part. I wish the rest if europe would see that. Sweden is a very bad example and im afraid that my poor german fatherland will turn into this madness as well. Maybe a awakening is possible but im still worrying due to the extreme left/wokegarbage
      At least you polish were able to be intelligent to see that not every culture is able to integrate/accept another.

  • @camdenbergsunds
    @camdenbergsunds Рік тому +149

    Who on earth told them it was pronounced Rinkie-boo? 😂

    • @TheShaitt
      @TheShaitt Рік тому +6

      Rin-ke-byy

    •  Рік тому +25

      winnie the pooh

    • @liamp.8826
      @liamp.8826 Рік тому

      You got bigger problems to think about, than pronunciations... By 2050 you will become a minority in your own country. But yeah, you keep thinking about how bad they pronounced binkiboo... Ok? 🤦‍♂️

    • @Mattavilasa
      @Mattavilasa Рік тому

      0:33 the guy and the translator both kinda say it like that.

    • @SlantEyedJoe75
      @SlantEyedJoe75 Рік тому +1

      From an American who lives in Sweden, a foreigner would correctly pronounce it as Rin-ki-buii. Because non-Swedes don't pronounce the letter "y" like that.

  • @electrikoptik
    @electrikoptik Рік тому +9

    The sad thing is, you can't even point out the source of the problem without being called a racist.

  • @rchatte100
    @rchatte100 10 місяців тому +3

    Maybe letting in vast numbers of people who have wrecked their own nations is not a good idea.

  • @ivyimogene
    @ivyimogene Рік тому +34

    I am an educated Indian woman working in a college in Delhi. I made a trip to Stockholm in April 2007 for a seminar and never wish to go there again. My laptop was stolen in Central Station soon after arrival and there was no policeman in sight, no CCTV and no one to complain to. How can anyone survive in such a place?

  • @esnezinu_neko8768
    @esnezinu_neko8768 Рік тому +20

    Just remove all support for the people that do not integrate. Winter will make people think, migrate or.. happens what has happened with Swedish people in Sweden for thousands of years.

  • @liamp.8826
    @liamp.8826 Рік тому +65

    Poor Sweden... What corrupt politicians did to that beautiful country, is simply UNFORGIVABLE‼️

    • @Nekr0n35
      @Nekr0n35 Рік тому +1

      and still is a beautiful country, you just see it from the outside not the inside. [excessive exclamation marks]

    • @liamp.8826
      @liamp.8826 Рік тому

      ​​​​@@Nekr0n35 I look at the data and the crime stats, and i listen to what my Swedish GF tells me everyday, and i also look at it from my own point of view, since i've been there many times.🤦‍♂️That country went from being one of the safest country in Europe, to a total dump full of crime, since they started importing all kinds of "guests." By 2050 they will also become a minority in their own country, but you keep living in fantasy land, ok? P.S. Are you one of those guests i'm talking about? That would explain your blindness...

    • @GenericNameeee
      @GenericNameeee Рік тому +7

      @@Nekr0n35 Yeah, people act like the entire country looks and behaves like it’s worst neghbourhood.

    • @kevindelroy6906
      @kevindelroy6906 Рік тому +9

      Sweden is finished, this is only the beginning of the end.

    • @PentaRaus
      @PentaRaus Рік тому +13

      @@kevindelroy6906 Right, if they're behaving like this now, wait until their numbers grow.

  • @Pasza95
    @Pasza95 Рік тому +88

    I am 28 years old and I come from Poland. I've always dreamed of living in Scandinavia. But what I've been hearing for some time from the news and from friends living there makes me prefer to stay at home. I don't know if Poland will ever be like Scandinavia, but no one in Poland has ever felt unsafe because of immigrants. I think that our mentality, which sometimes helps us and sometimes hinders us in contacts with the European Union, makes us live in a "free" and safe country.

    • @MMOfreakOUT1
      @MMOfreakOUT1 Рік тому +3

      Meeh, Denmark is still completely safe. Just don't go to their ghettoes. But most of them just have a big ego because they got family. Just show them you aren't afraid, and they won't know what to do.
      Some of them are also in danger of getting deported. Legit, a friend of mine told me that they had a guy where the Police said "Just let him do some crime, because he will be deported next time."

    • @danielvanr.8681
      @danielvanr.8681 Рік тому +11

      @@MMOfreakOUT1 Only trouble is, the Danish borders are so wide open that he can waltz right back in half an hour later.

    • @MMOfreakOUT1
      @MMOfreakOUT1 Рік тому

      @@danielvanr.8681 No, because they get deported straight back to their own countries.

    • @siddharthadas86
      @siddharthadas86 Рік тому

      Go to Norway.

    • @TorJohan-kj5cr
      @TorJohan-kj5cr Рік тому

      Stay in your own country. We don't need more immigrants.

  • @onur321
    @onur321 Рік тому +4

    I am from Istanbul, Turkey. We host 5 million Syrians. And now there is a big unrest within the Turkish society. Arabic, Somalian people can't integrate to anywhere. That much immigrants might cause the collapse of our countries. Totally unacceptable.

    • @sectorgovernor
      @sectorgovernor Рік тому

      What about the Kurds? Is their integration better now?

    • @Hans-um6lu
      @Hans-um6lu Рік тому

      @@user-rw8ok4ot3z WE have leftist that are the equivelant of that.

    • @onur321
      @onur321 Рік тому +1

      @@sectorgovernor Turks and Kurds are living together for around 600 years. Although our cultures are totally different, there is peace with each other. If we had for example 5 thousand Syrians it wouldn't be a big problem. But 5 millon for Turkey and 200.000 for Sweden is unacceptable.

    • @sectorgovernor
      @sectorgovernor Рік тому +1

      @@onur321 Exactly, always the numbers matter. In Hungary, the biggest integration problem comes from Gypsies. But there are at least 900 000 Gypsies in a 9,6 million country. Meanwhile you don't really hear anything about (local) Gypsies in Western Europe, where maybe they are a few 10 000 or few 100 000

  • @wickstar345
    @wickstar345 Рік тому +14

    I love Sweden, but there have been a certain 'Political correctness' the likes of which no other country has seen. This is biten hard now

  • @beavr1
    @beavr1 Рік тому +5

    How incredibly biased to say that" the far right party is taking advantage of the situation". WHAT IF they actually see a problem and genuinely are trying to fix it? Crazy thought!

    • @ahsookee
      @ahsookee Рік тому

      No, usually Far Right parties don't offer any solutions and only complain. That's their entire business model. The AfD in Germany complained about lack of lockdowns at the beginning of covid because it "costs lives" and when the lockdowns were established a few weeks or months later they started complaining.

  • @Darkurge666
    @Darkurge666 Рік тому +32

    Native swedes are already a minorty in all major cities. There is no integration possible at this point. Among children in schools, 51% now don't speak Swedish at home. In short, there is not going to be any Sweden in a couple of decade, as we have gone beyond the point of no return in the demographic change towards a MENA-country and all that comes with those cultures.

    • @mysterioanonymous3206
      @mysterioanonymous3206 Рік тому +7

      RIP Sweden 🇸🇪

    • @1978dkelly
      @1978dkelly Рік тому +1

      We keep hearing "this isn't happening"... "it will never happen"... until it happens, and we hear "of course it was going to happen". Oh well, they cooked their own goose when they stopped having kids and allowed uncontrolled immigration.

    • @Spacemongerr
      @Spacemongerr Рік тому +2

      The problems are bad enough without you lying.
      In Stockholm 26% are immigrants, more than 70% of Stockholmers are born in Sweden.
      51% not speaking Swedish at home is such a ridiculous lie I have no idea where you came up with that.

    • @Darkurge666
      @Darkurge666 Рік тому +18

      @@Spacemongerr Being born in Sweden doesn't make you an ethnic Swede. Especially when you don't know any Swedish natives and have the language development level of a 7 year old, when you're 15. The 51% comes from Skolverket. Was published in almost all newspapers due to the falling language skills, which is entirely due to immigration. Native Swedes perform as well as in the last survey 2016. I'm not lying or making things up.

    • @liamp.8826
      @liamp.8826 Рік тому +3

      It's tragic what's happening in Sweden...

  • @donclark9484
    @donclark9484 Рік тому +16

    Good luck, you should have valued your own culture more Sweden. Diversity has a cost.

    • @liamp.8826
      @liamp.8826 Рік тому +2

      A big, big cost. And they will learn more about that cost in 2050, when they will become a minority...

  • @Angela.o.b
    @Angela.o.b Рік тому +21

    Feels crazy to realize that Budapest is safer than Stockholm...😮

  • @alvaroolavarria1832
    @alvaroolavarria1832 Рік тому +12

    I am from spain... all over occidental europe is going wild, here in spain too, but not only spain, look at france, italy, germany etc.

    • @daylightmoon7285
      @daylightmoon7285 10 місяців тому

      These countries are all sitting on time bombs which they brought on themselves. If Europe doesn't act to reverse this disastrous immigration now, there will be no chance to fix it later.

  • @ingemare4283
    @ingemare4283 Рік тому +119

    This bridge is a mere last ditch effort. Not even the people with the most "filtered vision" can look away these days. It annoys them. The problem with the absolute majority of immigrants that have come to Sweden i recent years, is that there is no interest in integrating. The vast majority never bother to learn the language, which is the key to integration. Why should they...? Money keeps flowing their way anyhow. There's absolutely no incentive at all, to get a job. None. Things are about to change though, as most swedes have had enough (and that includes those who came to Sweden as immigrants a couple of decades ago).

    • @AndersLiljeblad
      @AndersLiljeblad Рік тому +11

      Hello, Ingemar. I'm interested in your assertion that the vast majority of people don't take the time to learn the language. Could you please clarify the source of this information? Don't post any links, just write out the entity and I'll find the information on my own (youtube might filter your comment). As far as I'm aware, there's no publicly accessible dataset that supports this claim.
      Indeed, regarding the incentive, it's important to remember that while some individuals might exploit the system, we're discussing the most basic provisions here. The majority of people are driven to advance and flourish, provided they have access to the necessary tools and resources to facilitate their growth. This generally is the case in Sweden and we have many success stories... I think it's critical to project a balanced perspective on this issue, considering the risk of veering towards a perilous course in an already complex environment. It's therefore key to avoid overgeneralizations or simplifications that may distort our understanding.

    • @NYlocked
      @NYlocked Рік тому +23

      @@AndersLiljebladHello Anders, i dont know where in Sweden you lives or what fairy tales you believe in but instead of Google you can take your summer vacation money and visit different suburbs in Sweden to see for yourself, talk to people.
      I promise you will get a very different experience then the Google experience.

    • @mynjeri5469
      @mynjeri5469 Рік тому +7

      Peaceful people bringing peace everywhere

    • @kkquikB1
      @kkquikB1 Рік тому +10

      @@Essentially_Nobody the statistics and data and studies themselves are manipulated to get the result desired. The only way to know for sure is to go see for yourself. And if that sample size is not enough, move there and experience it all day everyday.

    • @snefokk_i_heiene
      @snefokk_i_heiene Рік тому +3

      that's good because we scandinavians don't want people to integrate. we want to live segregated with our own cultures

  • @Stamsite111
    @Stamsite111 Рік тому +7

    Right now in Sweden the Prussian system is making a comeback to Justitiekanslern and Police to combat crime easily. Now immigrants will be punished harder and also be kicked out of the country if convicted for muder/rape/robbery etc.
    The swedish people in Ursvik, Sundbyberg want this bridge to be taken down. Even the Moderate Party wants that so i thinks i going to happend in the future.

    • @bakrdemir8656
      @bakrdemir8656 Рік тому

      you have also 30 40 k ex or pkk supporter ypg supporter one day they will cause you problems kurdish

  • @alexanderchristensen7369
    @alexanderchristensen7369 Рік тому +21

    Poor swedes. I'm very sad to see how my brothers are suffering. I wish you guys all the luck in the world... You'll need it.

  • @joseluis-mv8bu
    @joseluis-mv8bu Рік тому +92

    Sweden does not deserve this. I lived in Rinkeby in 1975 the happiest year of my life. Olof Palme's government helped all those immigrants who today pay badly to Sweden... very sad. Swedes are the best people in the world.

    • @mugin11223344
      @mugin11223344 Рік тому +27

      As a Dane, I can only say that you are also quite naive.

    • @wladyslawolejnik1630
      @wladyslawolejnik1630 Рік тому

      ​@@mugin11223344 explain why he is naive?

    • @mugin11223344
      @mugin11223344 Рік тому +19

      @@wladyslawolejnik1630 It is not only him, but the Swedish population who are naive.

    • @mauxuwon6252
      @mauxuwon6252 Рік тому +2

      @@mugin11223344 And the danes are not naive??

    • @mugin11223344
      @mugin11223344 Рік тому +16

      @@mauxuwon6252 You can see for yourself the difference between Sweden and Denmark.

  • @shrek769
    @shrek769 9 місяців тому +2

    Let Sweden be a lesson to other societies: letting violent ingrates into your society is naïve and will only end badly

  • @cb-side13
    @cb-side13 Рік тому +40

    "When you take in the world's immigrants, you take in the world's problems."

  • @janpersson9100
    @janpersson9100 Рік тому +11

    No, the Swedish Democrats is not taking advantage of the situation, they are trying to do something against the situation. Please improve your journalism.

    • @joakimhausswolff9728
      @joakimhausswolff9728 Рік тому +1

      They are though. Please improve your critical thinking.

    • @janpersson9100
      @janpersson9100 Рік тому

      @@joakimhausswolff9728 Every politicial changes are driven by missatisfaction, this applies to all major political changes around the world. People are not satisfied. The reason the Swedish Democrats exist is the result of a political ideology that went totally wrong. Which is the case for many ideologies, you can youself critically consider a few ideologies that did not ended in success, even though they thought to be successes. I am from the old school, I am driven by critical thinking and trust outcomes more than ideas. The Swedish democrats are basically existing because a big portion of the swedish voters has made a second thought. To say they take advantage of the situation is technically wrong, they exist as a result of a democratic system.

    • @More_Row
      @More_Row Рік тому

      @@joakimhausswolff9728 where's yours

  • @infomonitor1
    @infomonitor1 Рік тому +6

    Throwing excrements in a clean pond dosent make excrements cleaner, it makes pond dirtier.

  • @marcush5771
    @marcush5771 Рік тому +7

    It's a disaster!
    Less places are starting feel Swedish. Violence is becoming more frequent and Islam is getting a stronger hold.

    • @liamp.8826
      @liamp.8826 Рік тому +3

      Just like Constantinople, their flag will be raised on their soil!!

    • @downtoearth5443
      @downtoearth5443 Рік тому

      Why don't ppl learn that this is a cancer that will never change.....

  • @ladibyrd
    @ladibyrd Рік тому +59

    Cultural enrichment ✨

  • @hus390
    @hus390 Рік тому +10

    Who thought this policy was a good idea?? Sweden (an old world ethno-based nation and country), thought bringing in mass numbers of immigrants from around the world, and different cultures will be terrific.😮🤦🏽‍♂️ .... They thought that will make them modern and test their tolerance. What a shambles!!

  • @danielquispe1046
    @danielquispe1046 Рік тому +4

    one month in Sweden and I finally understood why american cops act like they act.

    • @Monaleenian
      @Monaleenian 9 місяців тому

      So your opinion of American cops was due to your ignorance? Do you accept that now? That you were a true ignoramous?

  • @JaneK6557
    @JaneK6557 Рік тому +96

    Sweden, like many countries who welcomed immigrants are sorely regretting that decision.
    From the USA, I feel for the Swedes.❤

    • @larkireri2012
      @larkireri2012 Рік тому +39

      That true.. Look at the native Americans.. Second class citizens in their own lands..

    • @ibrahimsuleiman8473
      @ibrahimsuleiman8473 Рік тому +1

      Sad for the natives for allowing the European barbarians into their land.

    • @filipe5722
      @filipe5722 Рік тому +2

      The irony of saying that and being called "Inez".

    • @mugin11223344
      @mugin11223344 Рік тому

      The vast majority of the immigrants USA gets, are people who want to take part in society, and create something for themselves. That is not the case for Europe at all, but yes US gets too many immigrants.

    • @youtubearsivi9223
      @youtubearsivi9223 Рік тому

      I feel sad for the overall world immigrants because most of them had conflict in their regions thanks to USA infiltration.

  • @airingcupboard
    @airingcupboard Рік тому +181

    There's a distinct Scandinavian flavour to these issues. As the business owner said, if you're under 18, the law doesn't set a boundary. That and the focus on individual autonomy leads to a sense of isolation and abandonment by society that allows this to run out of control.

    • @user-lq5yo7qt8f
      @user-lq5yo7qt8f Рік тому

      Except, this is not specific to Scandinavia at all. The same problem is rampaging throughout the Western world. Jey wes have sold us their shi tty marxist ideology and our women and soyboys have gulped it up

    • @PraiseJesusChristOurSavior
      @PraiseJesusChristOurSavior Рік тому

      this is what happens when you let women out of the home and into politics; we have let our men become weakened and subserviant to women, its so pathetic when you really think about how docile men are to women and their word now, its anti god. We have let women ruin our societies through their emotional decisions.

    • @nouhorni3229
      @nouhorni3229 Рік тому +21

      Also Sweden supports the poor very well. Like Germany and Austria, a prime target for lazy people.

    • @charlesrb3898
      @charlesrb3898 Рік тому +13

      @@nouhorni3229 Germany and Sweden in their ignorance have irreparably ruined their countries. Denmark is not so simple minded.

    • @MaTara01
      @MaTara01 Рік тому +5

      ​@@charlesrb3898 You think Denmark can survive if Sweden, Germany and Austria collapse?

  • @botowner8623
    @botowner8623 Рік тому +4

    The problem is mass migration and open borders

  • @user-dc4bl1cu2k
    @user-dc4bl1cu2k Рік тому +52

    The same is happening in Canada where I live. A lot of uncivilized people are being imported and contributing to problems here. But because of white neo-liberalism, people are being given a free pass to do whatever they want.

    • @LackofFaithify
      @LackofFaithify Рік тому +9

      Neo-liberalism huh? I do not think it means what you think it means. Get a dictionary genius.

    • @aredmi2135
      @aredmi2135 Рік тому

      Well the neo liberals gave you a visa aswell since you are Pakistani imported from an uncivilized country known for women oppression.

    • @cocktail2380
      @cocktail2380 Рік тому +15

      Including you?

    • @vladimirvladimirovichputin8296
      @vladimirvladimirovichputin8296 Рік тому +14

      I did knew pakistani were civilised either

    • @GaneshEuropa
      @GaneshEuropa Рік тому

      Most of the problem people are Pakistanis, you're probably one of them!

  • @EmisoraRadioPatio
    @EmisoraRadioPatio Рік тому +5

    Sweden's fault.

  • @aryanstareh6920
    @aryanstareh6920 Рік тому +29

    The problem is not only in the suburbs of the bigger cities. In little towns immigrants have created a sort of mafia like Sicily during 80s. I’m Sicilian but I live in Sweden and today Sweden is 1000 times more corrupt than Sicily. Rinkeby is just more visible, but the problem is everywhere. Where you don’t see too mutch violence is just because the organized criminality take the power directly inside the municipalities. I’m seriously reconsider my decision of moving here, because I don’t see for this country a bright future.

    • @KtT-sn8cy
      @KtT-sn8cy 11 місяців тому

      I thought Sweden was cracking down on immigration or am I wrong about that?

    • @PoisonelleMisty4311
      @PoisonelleMisty4311 7 місяців тому

      The issue of unemployment and poverty is complex and challenging to completely eradicate. While politicians may have the intent to reduce these societal issues, complete elimination is unrealistic due to various factors:
      1. Economic considerations: Unemployment and poverty are often influenced by larger economic factors such as global economic conditions, technological advancements, automation, and market fluctuations. Politicians have limited control over these factors, making it difficult to completely eliminate unemployment and poverty on their own.
      2. Resource constraints: Governments have limited resources and budgets, which need to be allocated among various sectors such as education, healthcare, infrastructure, and social welfare. Addressing unemployment and poverty requires significant financial investments and long-term policy commitments. Politicians must balance competing demands within these constraints.
      3. Political constraints: Politicians face different political priorities, ideologies, and competing interests. They must build consensus and navigate complex legislative processes to implement policies. This can result in policy compromises and slower progress towards poverty and unemployment reduction.
      4. Structural issues: Unemployment and poverty can also be rooted in structural factors like systemic inequalities, discrimination, lack of access to quality education or healthcare, and regional disparities. These structural issues often require long-term societal changes, policy reforms, and institutional transformations, which take time to implement and see results.
      5. Unforeseen consequences: Policy interventions aimed at addressing unemployment and poverty may have unintended consequences, potentially impacting other sectors or creating new challenges. Politicians must carefully consider the potential repercussions of their actions to avoid exacerbating existing problems.
      It is important to note that although complete elimination of unemployment and poverty may be difficult to achieve, policymakers and politicians continually strive to reduce these issues. They develop and implement policies such as job creation initiatives, social safety nets, education programs, and skill development schemes to mitigate the impacts of unemployment and poverty on individuals and society. These efforts aim to create more opportunities, promote social mobility, and ensure a fairer distribution of resources.

  • @zawiszaczarny7876
    @zawiszaczarny7876 Рік тому +5

    When you import primitive cultures, all you get is primitive effects.

    • @BG-it7hb
      @BG-it7hb Рік тому +1

      Not just import, but especially support. The fact tge the country gives money and benefits to non-citizens is the reason so many stayed...if this wasn't the case many would have returned or went somewhere else.

  • @gregoryp9813
    @gregoryp9813 Рік тому +123

    In my hometown the troubled group had their own area with school, shop, facilities etc. The local govt decided to integrate (relocate them and tear down their down old neighborhood). They wreak havoc in all the neighborhoods they got relocated to. Children got robbed , assaulted in schools, houses got broken into etc etc. Until now the situation is unresolved. Good luck to Ursvik

    • @IK_MK
      @IK_MK Рік тому +5

      Unfortunate example of incomplete integration

    • @gopalramanathan7062
      @gopalramanathan7062 Рік тому

      Any lessons to be drawn from Covid?

    • @anotheryale28
      @anotheryale28 Рік тому

      @@Essentially_Nobody norway

    • @anotheryale28
      @anotheryale28 Рік тому

      @@Essentially_Nobody nvm,there’s also an Ursvik in Stockholm.

    • @robertagren9360
      @robertagren9360 Рік тому +1

      Mobility create possibility and it's needed to create movement. They act like prisoners in a prison yard and need to be circulated to prevent creating territories. That would be dangerous from a security point of view that the calm is created by gang lords able to create gang wars

  • @stevens1041
    @stevens1041 Рік тому +62

    Somewhere along the way, it became radical to have a sensible immigration policy. These days, everything has to be extreme--either you let everyone in, or you supposedly are advocating for closed-country autarky. The answer was always to approach all issues sensibly. We failed, and now everyone will suffer.

  • @michaelnannestad7399
    @michaelnannestad7399 Рік тому +20

    Non intergration of their immigration 'friends'?-Seems like Sweden could be twinned with the UK.

    • @Kartoffelsuppe_m_Wursteinlage
      @Kartoffelsuppe_m_Wursteinlage Рік тому +3

      Correct. It's not enough to send the monthly check and hope they may integrate by themself. It's about opportunities, jobs and fair chances to be part of this new society. But it's also about mandatory language skills and cultural education. The state must demand these basics.

    • @robertagren9360
      @robertagren9360 Рік тому

      In many ways Sweden is intertwined with UK. Pound Sterling became connected to SEK at the 1930's

    • @PoisonelleMisty4311
      @PoisonelleMisty4311 7 місяців тому

      For example, some proponents of classical liberalism or laissez-faire economics might argue that government intervention in the labor market can distort economic incentives and hinder overall economic growth. They may emphasize the importance of free markets and minimal government interference, believing that this approach will ultimately benefit society as a whole.

  • @rustyfmj2388
    @rustyfmj2388 Рік тому +217

    A nice bridge to spread the issues to other neighbourhoods. Countries should be more picky whom to let in and not

    • @geertstroy
      @geertstroy Рік тому

      10000 agree...never understood how a Scandinavian lifestyle fits with those " fantastic success stories from....you know , anywhere but compatible.. .full denial , full autopilot of self delusion ...bye Sweden . dream on and raise taxes , life is great in Sweden looking away...

    • @atix50
      @atix50 Рік тому +5

      Imagine if our politicians listened to us!? Well we're taxed to f and not spending so the coming recession will be apocalyptic for them.

    • @liamp.8826
      @liamp.8826 Рік тому +28

      All countries in Europe should follow Poland's and Hungary's example. Problem will be solved quickly, trust me on that!

    • @lowwastehighmelanin
      @lowwastehighmelanin Рік тому +1

      Shush.

    • @vexzi3963
      @vexzi3963 Рік тому +17

      ​@@liamp.8826Yes, because Hungary is the pinnacle of a modern society. Take 1000 Hungarians and put them in Sweden and you have the same problem lol

  • @loofbiff1559
    @loofbiff1559 Рік тому +46

    The way they pronounced Rinkeby 😭 Rinki-buh

    •  Рік тому +4

      yea, awfull 😂

    • @liamp.8826
      @liamp.8826 Рік тому

      You got bigger problems to think about, than pronunciations. By 2050 you will become a minority in your own country. But yeah, you keep thinking about how bad they pronounced binkiboo... Ok? 🤦‍♂️

    • @PraiseJesusChristOurSavior
      @PraiseJesusChristOurSavior Рік тому

      this is what happens when you let women out of the home and into politics; we have let our men become weakened and subserviant to women, its so pathetic when you really think about how docile men are to women and their word now, its anti god. We have let women ruin our societies through their emotional decisions.

  • @SilverWave64
    @SilverWave64 Рік тому +5

    Deportations, deportations, deportations.
    That's the only thing that will help.

    • @BG-it7hb
      @BG-it7hb Рік тому

      Also cutting benefits and handouts for non-citizens. Especially criminal ones.

  • @kris8263
    @kris8263 Рік тому +22

    It's like connecting wolves with seals. Eventually seals will toughen up and wolves soften up but it will take time and many unpleasant situations. The thing is the good people will suffer more than the thugs.

    • @Monaleenian
      @Monaleenian 9 місяців тому

      When the softest seals have been eliminated from the gene pool

    • @PoisonelleMisty4311
      @PoisonelleMisty4311 7 місяців тому

      There are various factors that contribute to the perception that it can be expensive to build things in Sweden. Some key reasons include:
      1. Labor costs: Sweden has a high standard of living and strong workers' rights, which are reflected in relatively high wages and benefits for workers. This can make labor costs more expensive compared to countries with lower labor standards.
      2. Regulations and standards: Sweden maintains strict regulations and standards in construction, which are designed to ensure safety, environmental sustainability, and quality. Compliance with these regulations often requires additional resources, expertise, and materials, potentially adding to the costs of construction projects.
      3. High material costs: The cost of construction materials can be relatively high in Sweden, partly due to factors such as taxes, import fees, transportation costs, and supply and demand dynamics. Additionally, Sweden's commitment to sustainability and eco-friendly practices may involve the use of more expensive environmentally-friendly materials.
      4. Planning and bureaucracy: The construction process in Sweden is known for being highly regulated and bureaucratic. Numerous permits, licenses, and inspections are required throughout the construction process, which can lead to delays and additional costs.
      5. Cost of land: Land prices in desirable urban areas, especially in major cities like Stockholm and Gothenburg, can be quite high. This can significantly increase the cost of construction projects, especially for developers who need to acquire land for their projects.
      It is worth noting that while construction costs in Sweden may be relatively high compared to some other countries, they are also influenced by the country's high quality of infrastructure, well-designed buildings, and commitment to sustainability. These factors help ensure the long-term durability and energy efficiency of constructed assets, and they contribute to a high standard of living for residents.

  • @edmonddantes99_
    @edmonddantes99_ Рік тому +8

    simple solution: stop trying to force mixture of such different peoples

  • @john_doe_not_found
    @john_doe_not_found Рік тому +78

    Easier access for poor people to rob middle class people.
    Immigration has to be done with a vetting system. Not all people are equal. Some are lazy, mentally ill, and prone to addiction. Others are hardworking and accountable.
    Vet your immigrants. A points system is required.

    • @lucgruffaz7750
      @lucgruffaz7750 Рік тому +12

      John doe you have too much common sense for the average politician of left wing thinking good doer.
      Good luck...

    • @aredmi2135
      @aredmi2135 Рік тому

      You just said not all people are equal, that just deflated your point buddy and it shows that you are a racist 100%

    • @user-lq5yo7qt8f
      @user-lq5yo7qt8f Рік тому +1

      The easiest solution was always to allow the minimum of the minimum, like married couples and children reunions. Economic migration .... no way

    • @wise5674
      @wise5674 Рік тому

      ​@@user-lq5yo7qt8f what's wrong with economic migration? Just curious

    • @_ASE_
      @_ASE_ Рік тому

      Why is mentally ill sandwiched in between lazy and addiction? Two things which are *choices* with highly negative connotations? Then contrasted with hard working and accountable, implying that mentally ill people aren't. Why is that? You also say they're not equal, why is that?

  • @TheRomanianfalcon
    @TheRomanianfalcon Рік тому +7

    I feel sorry for Sweden, once a very rich and safe country was transformed to a middle east.
    One of the reason why Eastern Europe is more safe now, except the war in Ukraine is because we didn't let this barbars in our countries, Poland, Romania, Hungary, Czech, Slovakia, baltic countries, all o this countries are safe because we have not been brainwashed by left parties.

    • @sectorgovernor
      @sectorgovernor Рік тому +1

      Eastern Europe and Balkan have gypsies, who has similar integration problem

  • @h.l.69
    @h.l.69 9 місяців тому +4

    "Rinkyboo" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
    Yeah, that's why, you hipsters

  • @Tony11806
    @Tony11806 10 місяців тому +3

    Animals in nature live in seperate groups and don't mix and live with other species of animals for a reason.

  • @juneosborne3256
    @juneosborne3256 Рік тому +8

    It is very naive to believe that a bridge will solve the crime issues. If anything the criminal activity will most likely just spill over. The government of Sweden has been too slow to act. This is not a new phenomenon. The crime rates has gone up over the years and gang violence has been allowed to flourish while the politicians have been too afraid to deal with it. If anyone even mention that it got worse when all the immigrants took over, they are labelled racists. It's embarrassing to say the least. Sweden is not the same safe, reliable and trustworthy country it once was :(

  • @odysliu9102
    @odysliu9102 Рік тому +24

    In Singapore, the gov request different culture ppl live mixing together. And it come up with a healthy divisity culture. But west usually call that dictatorship.

    • @rsmlinar1720
      @rsmlinar1720 Рік тому +17

      Singapure is very small in area so its easyer to mix people together. Singapore also has fearly strict immugration, and has very strict laws and punishments (famuosly so).

    • @guandewei
      @guandewei Рік тому +8

      So take Rohingya onto your country, let see what happen

    • @odysliu9102
      @odysliu9102 Рік тому +2

      @schroedingersdog6551 If you allow middle east culture isolated from local community, they won't integrate forever. It need some design and courage from politicans.

    • @stevens1041
      @stevens1041 Рік тому +2

      Singapore is very unique. To begin, I like Singapore a lot. But the place only exists for half a century. I come from a region that was also a City State, even more successful than Singapore several hundred years ago--today we're part of Italy. Was it all a dream?

    • @user-yr4vp1jk7j
      @user-yr4vp1jk7j Рік тому +3

      Little country it's just a city....

  • @stevensarson482
    @stevensarson482 Рік тому +12

    “No one can build you the bridge on which you, and only you, must cross the river of life.” Nietzsche

  • @i86ij99
    @i86ij99 Рік тому +11

    Perhaps there is also a cultural / systemic reason why the home countries of those misbehaving immigrants are in turmoil, and importing them would not solve those problems, and only bring the problems back to Europe.

  • @zalimfrog
    @zalimfrog Рік тому +6

    Long time ago a man told all the truth... and everybody called him evil..

  • @svengrenander
    @svengrenander Рік тому +33

    A fairly balanced report about the Swedish disaster, except for the swipe at SD as being far right, SD is about as far right as Bernie Sander is in the US.

    • @gaelle4328
      @gaelle4328 Рік тому

      If you look at how Sd votes, write their proposals and the sk tidö avtal rather than how they present themselves they are indeed alt-right and takes a lot of their policies straight from Maga and Putin. Indeed their first victories in the communities were financially sponsored by Marine Le Pen French Alt - Right with money from Russia.

    • @PoisonelleMisty4311
      @PoisonelleMisty4311 7 місяців тому

      Swedish people, like citizens in any country, have diverse perspectives and interests. While some individuals or groups may advocate for reducing the cost of construction, there are several reasons why it may not be straightforward to make it cheap to build things in Sweden:
      1. Quality and safety: Swedish building regulations prioritize high-quality construction and safety standards. These regulations aim to ensure that buildings meet certain standards for durability, energy efficiency, and occupant safety. Making construction cheaper may risk compromising these standards, potentially leading to lower-quality buildings and safety concerns.
      2. Workers' rights and wages: Sweden has a strong tradition of workers' rights and fair wages. Paying workers reasonable salaries and providing comprehensive benefits is an integral part of the Swedish labor market. While this contributes to a high standard of living, it may also contribute to higher labor costs, thereby making construction more expensive.
      3. Environmental considerations: Sweden places a strong emphasis on sustainability and environmental protection. Construction projects in Sweden are expected to meet certain green building standards, such as using energy-efficient materials, minimizing waste, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. These environmental considerations may increase costs but contribute to a sustainable and eco-friendly built environment.
      4. Infrastructure and services: In order to provide adequate infrastructure and public services, including transportation networks, utilities, and waste management systems, there are costs involved in planning and executing construction projects. These costs are borne by the public or by developers, which can contribute to overall construction expenses.
      5. Planning and bureaucracy: The complex and bureaucratic nature of the construction process, including permits, licenses, and inspections, can contribute to delays and increased costs. Streamlining these processes could potentially reduce costs, but it requires a delicate balance to ensure that development occurs in a well-regulated manner.
      While it may be desirable to reduce the costs of construction, it is essential to strike a balance between affordability and other important considerations such as quality, safety, sustainability, and worker well-being. The Swedish society aims to prioritize these aspects and ensure that the built environment aligns with the country's values and long-term goals.

    • @svengrenander
      @svengrenander 7 місяців тому

      @@PoisonelleMisty4311 talking to random prose bots is such a waste of time.

  • @ColdHawk
    @ColdHawk Рік тому +17

    Good luck Sweden!

    • @mysterioanonymous3206
      @mysterioanonymous3206 Рік тому +1

      😂 I'll watch from afar thank you very much.

    • @PraiseJesusChristOurSavior
      @PraiseJesusChristOurSavior Рік тому

      this is what happens when you let women out of the home and into politics; we have let our men become weakened and subserviant to women, its so pathetic when you really think about how docile men are to women and their word now, its anti god. We have let women ruin our societies through their emotional decisions.

    • @PoisonelleMisty4311
      @PoisonelleMisty4311 7 місяців тому

      It is worth noting that addressing inequality and poverty requires comprehensive and multi-faceted approaches, involving government policies, social programs, education, and community initiatives.

  • @cYYAN88
    @cYYAN88 Рік тому +26

    If only Sweden had looked at Denmark and Norway as examples instead of branding them as racists since the mid 90s... If only.
    And its not like they can say who laughs last now because these gangs enter their countries too and is a huge problem.

    • @cl8804
      @cl8804 Рік тому

      idk about norway but denmark is insanely racist. if you don't know that then you're either clueless or dishonest

    • @liamp.8826
      @liamp.8826 Рік тому +8

      Norway is doing just as bad. Only nordic country who's doing relatively fine, is Denmark. I don't know for how long tho...

    • @Jahvec
      @Jahvec Рік тому +4

      @@liamp.8826 As far as I'm aware Finland is doing fine too.

    • @yd5naj
      @yd5naj Рік тому +3

      ​@@liamp.8826 Denmark will be fine for as long as Mette is in charge

    • @beautyzline5194
      @beautyzline5194 Рік тому +3

      True and actually Denmark which participate in every us or nato war in middle east isn't taking them while poor swedes are suffering for nothing.

  • @surya78900
    @surya78900 Рік тому +3

    Hungary was right every EU country should have the right to accept/reject especially immigrants from Arab and some parts of African countries

  • @ArtemijSmyslovskij
    @ArtemijSmyslovskij Рік тому +8

    The swedes on the other side must be just bloody delighted with this endearing prospect

    • @PoisonelleMisty4311
      @PoisonelleMisty4311 7 місяців тому

      The statement you made is unclear, so it's difficult to address it directly. However, if you are referring to the Swedes being delighted with the prospect of all citizens having access to good jobs and becoming financially prosperous, it is generally safe to assume that, like most people, Swedes would appreciate such outcomes. Sweden is known for its strong social welfare system, emphasis on equality, and high employment rates. The government strives to create conditions that allow its citizens to have good job opportunities and a high standard of living. However, individual perspectives within any country can vary, and it is not possible to make a blanket statement that applies to all people.

  • @mightymagnus
    @mightymagnus 7 місяців тому +3

    The schools in Rinkeby and other immigrant "underprivileged" districts actually have more money for each students than "privileged" Swedish areas.
    Many of these areas was when they was new and with Swedish citizen role model areas as well, with a lot of services to the citizens.
    Also the city planner said that "everyone fears the unknown" which shows the common naivety on many that does not see the immigrant gang crime.

    • @PoisonelleMisty4311
      @PoisonelleMisty4311 7 місяців тому

      In general, politicians who prioritize other policy goals, such as environmental sustainability, social welfare over economic growth, or particular social justice issues, may have different priorities that could inform their stance on universal employment and wealth. These perspectives may derive from a range of ideological beliefs, including environmentalism, social democracy, or even certain strains of conservatism.

  • @goofytiger
    @goofytiger Рік тому +12

    Why do they create their own problem and can’t get out??

    • @Azazel-zo1gx
      @Azazel-zo1gx Рік тому +5

      blind (short-sighted )liberalism

    • @OmmerSyssel
      @OmmerSyssel Рік тому

      RACIIIISM 😱😱👻💸💸💸💸

  • @bps7209
    @bps7209 Рік тому +24

    When your countries culture means so little to politicians, you lose what you once enjoyed.

  • @bozmar1
    @bozmar1 Рік тому +3

    Sweden was corrupted to become what it is today ... Hungary and some other few EU countries are resisting . Like Sweden or even worse there are many EU countries . Keeping a failed ideology as USSR did is fatal

  • @PeTer-xd8nx
    @PeTer-xd8nx Рік тому +3

    This is what the future of Germany will look like......