[ SECRET POST #2812 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2812 ⌋

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Comments

Re: The Swedish election is a depressing story

[ibbity]

D: I've always thought of Sweden as having one of the more progressive and, well, nice/normal/reasonable societies and political bodies out there. Has this kind of thing been sort of growing lately? It sounds like the kind of thing you'd hear about in, like, Belarus or something. Admittedly I don't really follow Swedish politics, but this is really startling to me.

Re: The Swedish election is a depressing story

[(Anonymous)]

Sweden advertises itself as progressive because it can afford to and it's a good way to attract liberal tourists. By many other countries' standards of what liberal includes (income and gender equality, gay marriage), it is a lot better, but then you have the other side of the coin with fuckery like this that they don't talk about.

- not a Swede or the OP, but someone who's been learning for years Sweden isn't the great place to move that it once seemed