Where would you rather live the US or Sweden

Meltdown99

Canada

In Ontario it’s 16 to get married and under 18 you need parental consent...

pjhawks

PJPOWER said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

PJPOWER said:

I guess it is okay to rape people in Sweden?

** Sweden has the HIGHEST per capita number of reported rapes in Europe.

** This number of rapes has quadrupled in the last 20 years.

** The conviction rates? They have steadily DECREASED.

https://www.greennet.org.uk/network/news/sweden-has-worst-rape-conviction-record-europe

Maybe it is because of the smelly undateable Swedish men getting frustrated?  Too many “incels”?   Get a handle on your rapists Sweden!  Maybe the women there should be allowed to carry firearms to protect themselves?

there are some things we need to take into consideration.

• Differences in reported crime across countries are usually related to different reporting rates by victims (and/or detection by the police). Also different definitions of criminal offences by countries, and different counting rules, make comparisons difficult according to Enrico Bisogno, the chief of data development and dissemination at the United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime (UNODC).

• ”When a woman comes to the police and says ’my husband or my fiance raped me almost every day during the last year’, the police have to record each of these events, which might be more than 300 events. In many other countries it would just be one record – one victim, one type of crime, one record”, Klara Selin, a sociologist at the National Council for Crime Prevention in Stockholm, told BBC.

• In 2005, Sweden broadened its definition of rape. The word ”rape” can since then be used to record acts which would be called assault or bodily harm in other countries, according to The Local. That led to an increase in the number of rapes reported in the country in the years following the law change.

• In Sweden, women are encouraged to report rape cases. It appears, The Independent writes, that ”it is possible that in other countries there is a far stronger stigma around reporting rape than in Sweden”
  
  

• 
  
  Where do you think a woman feel the most secure to report a rape? In secular Sweden who has had an active fight for equality and women's rights? Or over-religious US with wild-wild-west-judges and historically backwards views on equality?
  
  

  The Brock Turner case as an example (incident stopped by Swedish students I might add) and:
  
  
  

  Judge Ralph Strother accepted a plea deal from Jacob Walter Anderson Monday over a 2016 rape allegation in which the victim says she was gagged, choked, led behind a tent and repeatedly raped. Strother sentenced Anderson to deferred probation after his no contest plea, even after hearing a harrowing statement from the woman about how Anderson ‘stole my body, virginity and power over my body.’ She was attacked while studying at Baylor University in Waco, Texas.

  /.../
  
  Last year, Strother sentenced another man to deferred probation even after he admitted raping another Baylor student in 2013. The judge also ordered the man to pay for his victim’s counseling. And earlier this year, Strother sentenced a third man for felony probation for the sexual assault of another woman who attended Baylor University. That saw him ordered to serve 30 days in jail, but the sex attacker was allowed to complete his sentence over a number of weekends.

Your country still allows 12 years old, and 16 years old as @mcgruff10 pointed out to marry.

Sounds like you are just defending rapists...?
Funny how it is black and white when it comes to any issue with America, but take into consideration other factors when it has to do with Sweden...Why is that?  Try not to dance or rape anyone on the way to work today...Well, rape is okay in Sweden, so just try not to dance.

latest update on A$AP Rocky case.  so guy who threw 1st punch is not being charged nor was detained at all. yet A$AP is still detained.  still seems like a bullshit case.

https://www.tmz.com/2019/07/22/asap-rocky-attacker-not-charged-assault-sweden/

PJPOWER

U.S.A.

pjhawks said:

PJPOWER said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

PJPOWER said:

I guess it is okay to rape people in Sweden?

** Sweden has the HIGHEST per capita number of reported rapes in Europe.

** This number of rapes has quadrupled in the last 20 years.

** The conviction rates? They have steadily DECREASED.

https://www.greennet.org.uk/network/news/sweden-has-worst-rape-conviction-record-europe

Maybe it is because of the smelly undateable Swedish men getting frustrated?  Too many “incels”?   Get a handle on your rapists Sweden!  Maybe the women there should be allowed to carry firearms to protect themselves?

there are some things we need to take into consideration.

• Differences in reported crime across countries are usually related to different reporting rates by victims (and/or detection by the police). Also different definitions of criminal offences by countries, and different counting rules, make comparisons difficult according to Enrico Bisogno, the chief of data development and dissemination at the United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime (UNODC).

• ”When a woman comes to the police and says ’my husband or my fiance raped me almost every day during the last year’, the police have to record each of these events, which might be more than 300 events. In many other countries it would just be one record – one victim, one type of crime, one record”, Klara Selin, a sociologist at the National Council for Crime Prevention in Stockholm, told BBC.

• In 2005, Sweden broadened its definition of rape. The word ”rape” can since then be used to record acts which would be called assault or bodily harm in other countries, according to The Local. That led to an increase in the number of rapes reported in the country in the years following the law change.

• In Sweden, women are encouraged to report rape cases. It appears, The Independent writes, that ”it is possible that in other countries there is a far stronger stigma around reporting rape than in Sweden”
  
  

• 
  
  Where do you think a woman feel the most secure to report a rape? In secular Sweden who has had an active fight for equality and women's rights? Or over-religious US with wild-wild-west-judges and historically backwards views on equality?
  
  

  The Brock Turner case as an example (incident stopped by Swedish students I might add) and:
  
  
  

  Judge Ralph Strother accepted a plea deal from Jacob Walter Anderson Monday over a 2016 rape allegation in which the victim says she was gagged, choked, led behind a tent and repeatedly raped. Strother sentenced Anderson to deferred probation after his no contest plea, even after hearing a harrowing statement from the woman about how Anderson ‘stole my body, virginity and power over my body.’ She was attacked while studying at Baylor University in Waco, Texas.

  /.../
  
  Last year, Strother sentenced another man to deferred probation even after he admitted raping another Baylor student in 2013. The judge also ordered the man to pay for his victim’s counseling. And earlier this year, Strother sentenced a third man for felony probation for the sexual assault of another woman who attended Baylor University. That saw him ordered to serve 30 days in jail, but the sex attacker was allowed to complete his sentence over a number of weekends.

Your country still allows 12 years old, and 16 years old as @mcgruff10 pointed out to marry.

Sounds like you are just defending rapists...?
Funny how it is black and white when it comes to any issue with America, but take into consideration other factors when it has to do with Sweden...Why is that?  Try not to dance or rape anyone on the way to work today...Well, rape is okay in Sweden, so just try not to dance.

latest update on A$AP Rocky case.  so guy who threw 1st punch is not being charged nor was detained at all. yet A$AP is still detained.  still seems like a bullshit case.

https://www.tmz.com/2019/07/22/asap-rocky-attacker-not-charged-assault-sweden/

Weird, almost as if they hate Americans.
#boycottsweden

Spiritual_Chaos

Canada

pjhawks said:

PJPOWER said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

PJPOWER said:

I guess it is okay to rape people in Sweden?

** Sweden has the HIGHEST per capita number of reported rapes in Europe.

** This number of rapes has quadrupled in the last 20 years.

** The conviction rates? They have steadily DECREASED.

https://www.greennet.org.uk/network/news/sweden-has-worst-rape-conviction-record-europe

Maybe it is because of the smelly undateable Swedish men getting frustrated?  Too many “incels”?   Get a handle on your rapists Sweden!  Maybe the women there should be allowed to carry firearms to protect themselves?

there are some things we need to take into consideration.

• Differences in reported crime across countries are usually related to different reporting rates by victims (and/or detection by the police). Also different definitions of criminal offences by countries, and different counting rules, make comparisons difficult according to Enrico Bisogno, the chief of data development and dissemination at the United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime (UNODC).

• ”When a woman comes to the police and says ’my husband or my fiance raped me almost every day during the last year’, the police have to record each of these events, which might be more than 300 events. In many other countries it would just be one record – one victim, one type of crime, one record”, Klara Selin, a sociologist at the National Council for Crime Prevention in Stockholm, told BBC.

• In 2005, Sweden broadened its definition of rape. The word ”rape” can since then be used to record acts which would be called assault or bodily harm in other countries, according to The Local. That led to an increase in the number of rapes reported in the country in the years following the law change.

• In Sweden, women are encouraged to report rape cases. It appears, The Independent writes, that ”it is possible that in other countries there is a far stronger stigma around reporting rape than in Sweden”
  
  

• 
  
  Where do you think a woman feel the most secure to report a rape? In secular Sweden who has had an active fight for equality and women's rights? Or over-religious US with wild-wild-west-judges and historically backwards views on equality?
  
  

  The Brock Turner case as an example (incident stopped by Swedish students I might add) and:
  
  
  

  Judge Ralph Strother accepted a plea deal from Jacob Walter Anderson Monday over a 2016 rape allegation in which the victim says she was gagged, choked, led behind a tent and repeatedly raped. Strother sentenced Anderson to deferred probation after his no contest plea, even after hearing a harrowing statement from the woman about how Anderson ‘stole my body, virginity and power over my body.’ She was attacked while studying at Baylor University in Waco, Texas.

  /.../
  
  Last year, Strother sentenced another man to deferred probation even after he admitted raping another Baylor student in 2013. The judge also ordered the man to pay for his victim’s counseling. And earlier this year, Strother sentenced a third man for felony probation for the sexual assault of another woman who attended Baylor University. That saw him ordered to serve 30 days in jail, but the sex attacker was allowed to complete his sentence over a number of weekends.

Your country still allows 12 years old, and 16 years old as @mcgruff10 pointed out to marry.

Sounds like you are just defending rapists...?
Funny how it is black and white when it comes to any issue with America, but take into consideration other factors when it has to do with Sweden...Why is that?  Try not to dance or rape anyone on the way to work today...Well, rape is okay in Sweden, so just try not to dance.

latest update on A$AP Rocky case.  so guy who threw 1st punch is not being charged nor was detained at all. yet A$AP is still detained.  still seems like a bullshit case.

https://www.tmz.com/2019/07/22/asap-rocky-attacker-not-charged-assault-sweden/

Here is the reason for those charges being dropped. Consider it bullshit if you want. Sweden is still a safer country than the US, have less corruption and a safer judicial system. So don't fear visiting next time PJ comes here. Even though @mrussel1 believes Eddie will "take note" and could very well stop PJ from coming here. I seriously doubt that. Lets see who will be correct.

***

In the case with an American artist who has been arrested suspected of assault since July 5, a counter-notification was also made against a plaintiff in the case. The preliminary investigation has been going on in parallel where the plaintiff was suspected of being abused, assaulting and attempted assault. Now the preliminary investigation is closed and the plaintiff is no longer suspected in the case.

- The event begins with the counter notification repeatedly asking the person to remove himself from the site. When he does not, the countermember first pushes away, and then takes a grip around the other's throat and lifts him a few meters. Because of this, the person throws his headphones on the countermember and tries to throw punches, which is to be considered to be in his right of self defence, says pre-investigator chief prosecutor Daniel Suneson.

josevolution

Yeah close this up it’s pathetic how people just love to pump their chest out about their country , I bet Sweden is a really great place to live just as it is to live here I tell you I’m an American by naturalization but I’m def not the rah rah America is the greatest on earth..

josevolution

So go ahead tell me “ If you don’t like it here leave “ that’s the new American motto...

cincybearcat

U.S.A.

josevolution said:

So go ahead tell me “ If you don’t like it here leave “ that’s the new American motto...

Sweden is different.  If you don't like it there, they lock you up for 3 weeks without charging you with a crime and won't let you leave.

cutz

Can one really answer the question without living in the Country for an extended period of time?

mrussel1

U.S.A.

cutz said:

Can one really answer the question without living in the Country for an extended period of time?

That's a big negative, ghost rider.  

mrussel1

U.S.A.

josevolution said:

So go ahead tell me “ If you don’t like it here leave “ that’s the new American motto...

To play devil's advocate, should a thread be closed just because you don't like it?  Seems like our motto should be about freedom and choice.  

mrussel1

U.S.A.

Spiritual_Chaos said:

pjhawks said:

PJPOWER said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

PJPOWER said:

I guess it is okay to rape people in Sweden?

** Sweden has the HIGHEST per capita number of reported rapes in Europe.

** This number of rapes has quadrupled in the last 20 years.

** The conviction rates? They have steadily DECREASED.

https://www.greennet.org.uk/network/news/sweden-has-worst-rape-conviction-record-europe

Maybe it is because of the smelly undateable Swedish men getting frustrated?  Too many “incels”?   Get a handle on your rapists Sweden!  Maybe the women there should be allowed to carry firearms to protect themselves?

there are some things we need to take into consideration.

• Differences in reported crime across countries are usually related to different reporting rates by victims (and/or detection by the police). Also different definitions of criminal offences by countries, and different counting rules, make comparisons difficult according to Enrico Bisogno, the chief of data development and dissemination at the United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime (UNODC).

• ”When a woman comes to the police and says ’my husband or my fiance raped me almost every day during the last year’, the police have to record each of these events, which might be more than 300 events. In many other countries it would just be one record – one victim, one type of crime, one record”, Klara Selin, a sociologist at the National Council for Crime Prevention in Stockholm, told BBC.

• In 2005, Sweden broadened its definition of rape. The word ”rape” can since then be used to record acts which would be called assault or bodily harm in other countries, according to The Local. That led to an increase in the number of rapes reported in the country in the years following the law change.

• In Sweden, women are encouraged to report rape cases. It appears, The Independent writes, that ”it is possible that in other countries there is a far stronger stigma around reporting rape than in Sweden”
  
  

• 
  
  Where do you think a woman feel the most secure to report a rape? In secular Sweden who has had an active fight for equality and women's rights? Or over-religious US with wild-wild-west-judges and historically backwards views on equality?
  
  

  The Brock Turner case as an example (incident stopped by Swedish students I might add) and:
  
  
  

  Judge Ralph Strother accepted a plea deal from Jacob Walter Anderson Monday over a 2016 rape allegation in which the victim says she was gagged, choked, led behind a tent and repeatedly raped. Strother sentenced Anderson to deferred probation after his no contest plea, even after hearing a harrowing statement from the woman about how Anderson ‘stole my body, virginity and power over my body.’ She was attacked while studying at Baylor University in Waco, Texas.

  /.../
  
  Last year, Strother sentenced another man to deferred probation even after he admitted raping another Baylor student in 2013. The judge also ordered the man to pay for his victim’s counseling. And earlier this year, Strother sentenced a third man for felony probation for the sexual assault of another woman who attended Baylor University. That saw him ordered to serve 30 days in jail, but the sex attacker was allowed to complete his sentence over a number of weekends.

Your country still allows 12 years old, and 16 years old as @mcgruff10 pointed out to marry.

Sounds like you are just defending rapists...?
Funny how it is black and white when it comes to any issue with America, but take into consideration other factors when it has to do with Sweden...Why is that?  Try not to dance or rape anyone on the way to work today...Well, rape is okay in Sweden, so just try not to dance.

latest update on A$AP Rocky case.  so guy who threw 1st punch is not being charged nor was detained at all. yet A$AP is still detained.  still seems like a bullshit case.

https://www.tmz.com/2019/07/22/asap-rocky-attacker-not-charged-assault-sweden/

Here is the reason for those charges being dropped. Consider it bullshit if you want. Sweden is still a safer country than the US, have less corruption and a safer judicial system. So don't fear visiting next time PJ comes here. Even though @mrussel1 believes Eddie will "take note" and could very well stop PJ from coming here. I seriously doubt that. Lets see who will be correct.

***

In the case with an American artist who has been arrested suspected of assault since July 5, a counter-notification was also made against a plaintiff in the case. The preliminary investigation has been going on in parallel where the plaintiff was suspected of being abused, assaulting and attempted assault. Now the preliminary investigation is closed and the plaintiff is no longer suspected in the case.

- The event begins with the counter notification repeatedly asking the person to remove himself from the site. When he does not, the countermember first pushes away, and then takes a grip around the other's throat and lifts him a few meters. Because of this, the person throws his headphones on the countermember and tries to throw punches, which is to be considered to be in his right of self defence, says pre-investigator chief prosecutor Daniel Suneson.

So A$AP Rocky is not the 'countermember', correct?  Surely he did not lift someone a few meters from the ground.  What did ASAP actually do in the fight?

Ledbetterman10

mrussel1 said:

cutz said:

Can one really answer the question without living in the Country for an extended period of time?

That's a big negative, ghost rider.  

Yeah that's why the poll option of this thread was kind of dumb (and why I didn't vote in it). But as for the actual thread, hey, the Democratic Nominees thread had turned into Sweden talk central for whatever reason, so it made sense to break this off into it's own thread. It's a stupid thread, sure.  But it's not hurting anyone. 

Spiritual_Chaos

Canada

cincybearcat said:

josevolution said:

So go ahead tell me “ If you don’t like it here leave “ that’s the new American motto...

Sweden is different.  If you don't like it there, they lock you up for 3 weeks without charging you with a crime and won't let you leave.

Factually untrue. 

If you come to the US border though there is a  risk you will be locked up in a cage, raped or die in the hands of ’murica

Spiritual_Chaos

Canada

mrussel1 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

pjhawks said:

PJPOWER said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

PJPOWER said:

I guess it is okay to rape people in Sweden?

** Sweden has the HIGHEST per capita number of reported rapes in Europe.

** This number of rapes has quadrupled in the last 20 years.

** The conviction rates? They have steadily DECREASED.

https://www.greennet.org.uk/network/news/sweden-has-worst-rape-conviction-record-europe

Maybe it is because of the smelly undateable Swedish men getting frustrated?  Too many “incels”?   Get a handle on your rapists Sweden!  Maybe the women there should be allowed to carry firearms to protect themselves?

there are some things we need to take into consideration.

• Differences in reported crime across countries are usually related to different reporting rates by victims (and/or detection by the police). Also different definitions of criminal offences by countries, and different counting rules, make comparisons difficult according to Enrico Bisogno, the chief of data development and dissemination at the United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime (UNODC).

• ”When a woman comes to the police and says ’my husband or my fiance raped me almost every day during the last year’, the police have to record each of these events, which might be more than 300 events. In many other countries it would just be one record – one victim, one type of crime, one record”, Klara Selin, a sociologist at the National Council for Crime Prevention in Stockholm, told BBC.

• In 2005, Sweden broadened its definition of rape. The word ”rape” can since then be used to record acts which would be called assault or bodily harm in other countries, according to The Local. That led to an increase in the number of rapes reported in the country in the years following the law change.

• In Sweden, women are encouraged to report rape cases. It appears, The Independent writes, that ”it is possible that in other countries there is a far stronger stigma around reporting rape than in Sweden”
  
  

• 
  
  Where do you think a woman feel the most secure to report a rape? In secular Sweden who has had an active fight for equality and women's rights? Or over-religious US with wild-wild-west-judges and historically backwards views on equality?
  
  

  The Brock Turner case as an example (incident stopped by Swedish students I might add) and:
  
  
  

  Judge Ralph Strother accepted a plea deal from Jacob Walter Anderson Monday over a 2016 rape allegation in which the victim says she was gagged, choked, led behind a tent and repeatedly raped. Strother sentenced Anderson to deferred probation after his no contest plea, even after hearing a harrowing statement from the woman about how Anderson ‘stole my body, virginity and power over my body.’ She was attacked while studying at Baylor University in Waco, Texas.

  /.../
  
  Last year, Strother sentenced another man to deferred probation even after he admitted raping another Baylor student in 2013. The judge also ordered the man to pay for his victim’s counseling. And earlier this year, Strother sentenced a third man for felony probation for the sexual assault of another woman who attended Baylor University. That saw him ordered to serve 30 days in jail, but the sex attacker was allowed to complete his sentence over a number of weekends.

Your country still allows 12 years old, and 16 years old as @mcgruff10 pointed out to marry.

Sounds like you are just defending rapists...?
Funny how it is black and white when it comes to any issue with America, but take into consideration other factors when it has to do with Sweden...Why is that?  Try not to dance or rape anyone on the way to work today...Well, rape is okay in Sweden, so just try not to dance.

latest update on A$AP Rocky case.  so guy who threw 1st punch is not being charged nor was detained at all. yet A$AP is still detained.  still seems like a bullshit case.

https://www.tmz.com/2019/07/22/asap-rocky-attacker-not-charged-assault-sweden/

Here is the reason for those charges being dropped. Consider it bullshit if you want. Sweden is still a safer country than the US, have less corruption and a safer judicial system. So don't fear visiting next time PJ comes here. Even though @mrussel1 believes Eddie will "take note" and could very well stop PJ from coming here. I seriously doubt that. Lets see who will be correct.

***

In the case with an American artist who has been arrested suspected of assault since July 5, a counter-notification was also made against a plaintiff in the case. The preliminary investigation has been going on in parallel where the plaintiff was suspected of being abused, assaulting and attempted assault. Now the preliminary investigation is closed and the plaintiff is no longer suspected in the case.

- The event begins with the counter notification repeatedly asking the person to remove himself from the site. When he does not, the countermember first pushes away, and then takes a grip around the other's throat and lifts him a few meters. Because of this, the person throws his headphones on the countermember and tries to throw punches, which is to be considered to be in his right of self defence, says pre-investigator chief prosecutor Daniel Suneson.

So A$AP Rocky is not the 'countermember', correct?  Surely he did not lift someone a few meters from the ground.  What did ASAP actually do in the fight?

The counter-suit (?) came from ASAPs bodyguard. 

The ”lifiting up by the throat” part is not - to my knowlege - shown in any known video so there might be more to this than Has been shown. 

If not something earlier not on video than I would think it would be from ganging up in a ring around a man and beating him. That is assault and not self defence. One newspaper mentioned a broken bottle even being used - But dont know If that is varified. 

PJPOWER

U.S.A.

Spiritual_Chaos said:

cincybearcat said:

josevolution said:

So go ahead tell me “ If you don’t like it here leave “ that’s the new American motto...

Sweden is different.  If you don't like it there, they lock you up for 3 weeks without charging you with a crime and won't let you leave.

Factually untrue. 

If you come to the US border though there is a  risk you will be locked up in a cage, raped or die in the hands of ’murica

We hire Swedes to do the cage raping, for those that were wondering.  We like experience on the resumes!

Spiritual_Chaos

Canada

PJPOWER said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

cincybearcat said:

josevolution said:

So go ahead tell me “ If you don’t like it here leave “ that’s the new American motto...

Sweden is different.  If you don't like it there, they lock you up for 3 weeks without charging you with a crime and won't let you leave.

Factually untrue. 

If you come to the US border though there is a  risk you will be locked up in a cage, raped or die in the hands of ’murica

We hire Swedes to do the cage raping, for those that were wondering.  We like experience on the resumes!

Gross post. 

PJPOWER

U.S.A.

Spiritual_Chaos said:

PJPOWER said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

cincybearcat said:

josevolution said:

So go ahead tell me “ If you don’t like it here leave “ that’s the new American motto...

Sweden is different.  If you don't like it there, they lock you up for 3 weeks without charging you with a crime and won't let you leave.

Factually untrue. 

If you come to the US border though there is a  risk you will be locked up in a cage, raped or die in the hands of ’murica

We hire Swedes to do the cage raping, for those that were wondering.  We like experience on the resumes!

Gross post. 

It was a joke, but what IS gross is Sweden’s rape proliferation.

Spiritual_Chaos

Canada

PJPOWER said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

PJPOWER said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

cincybearcat said:

josevolution said:

So go ahead tell me “ If you don’t like it here leave “ that’s the new American motto...

Sweden is different.  If you don't like it there, they lock you up for 3 weeks without charging you with a crime and won't let you leave.

Factually untrue. 

If you come to the US border though there is a  risk you will be locked up in a cage, raped or die in the hands of ’murica

We hire Swedes to do the cage raping, for those that were wondering.  We like experience on the resumes!

Gross post. 

What is gross is Sweden’s rape proliferation.

I know you read my post earlier responding to this ”new thing” of yours - and with that, why continue on?

just makes What You’re doing ignorant and gross. 

PJPOWER

U.S.A.

Spiritual_Chaos said:

PJPOWER said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

PJPOWER said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

cincybearcat said:

josevolution said:

So go ahead tell me “ If you don’t like it here leave “ that’s the new American motto...

Sweden is different.  If you don't like it there, they lock you up for 3 weeks without charging you with a crime and won't let you leave.

Factually untrue. 

If you come to the US border though there is a  risk you will be locked up in a cage, raped or die in the hands of ’murica

We hire Swedes to do the cage raping, for those that were wondering.  We like experience on the resumes!

Gross post. 

What is gross is Sweden’s rape proliferation.

I know you read my post earlier responding to this ”new thing” of yours - and with that, why continue on?

just makes What You’re doing ignorant and gross. 

Well, you think eating meat is gross, so I don’t really care. Why are you defending the Swedish rape culture?  Seems like something you would want to change for the tourism industry.  You stating “why continue on” is pure irony gold.
#boycottsweden

mrussel1

U.S.A.

Spiritual_Chaos said:

PJPOWER said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

PJPOWER said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

cincybearcat said:

josevolution said:

So go ahead tell me “ If you don’t like it here leave “ that’s the new American motto...

Sweden is different.  If you don't like it there, they lock you up for 3 weeks without charging you with a crime and won't let you leave.

Factually untrue. 

If you come to the US border though there is a  risk you will be locked up in a cage, raped or die in the hands of ’murica

We hire Swedes to do the cage raping, for those that were wondering.  We like experience on the resumes!

Gross post. 

What is gross is Sweden’s rape proliferation.

I know you read my post earlier responding to this ”new thing” of yours - and with that, why continue on?

just makes What You’re doing ignorant and gross. 

I think we all need to look inward and try to make a difference in what's within our control.  I'll do my part with my vote and probably some help at the field offices too.  You should go get a sign, start a protest and get A$AP released ASAP.  I don't want EV giving you the finger from the show in Oslo.