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Timothy Nelson5 said:So, you basically just headed off to work in Sweden without checking out how bad things actually are over there first?
Take a look at this:
The guy in the video is actually an immigrant himself, from the North America...On the topic of immigrants;
Based on what I read in the news, things are worst in Miami, so I was somewhat surprised by these recent events in Seattle.
Here’s a video from the same guy regarding those recent car burnings:
There’s an interesting point made—statistics show this has been going on for years. The only difference now is that it’s being caught on camera, and the footage shows the arsonists doing it almost routinely, without even any excitement.
Does that say anything to anyone?
Another important observation—these hooligans aren't usually targeting the cars of wealthy Swedes; they're hitting the cars of other immigrants—people who are actually working and trying to integrate into society.One unpleasant surprise for me during these two weeks is that I haven't seen a single attractive Swedish woman yet, which really caught me off guard.
For years now, Swedish women have seemingly accepted a certain 'adaptation' to the new reality—they don't dress provocatively or revealingly anymore; many dye their blonde hair black and tend to avoid going out unless absolutely necessary, especially in neighborhoods and areas that have been 'enriched' by multi-cultural values (if you catch my drift).General impression;
Sweden is one massive construction site; heavy industry and plenty of jobs. With so much work available, they seem to have no choice but to import even more migrants.
Sweden is a country practically on the brink of bankruptcy due to the extreme costs brought on by its idiotic policies.
Look, man, there’s no need for the hysteria or the half-aggressive tone. Maybe you misread me, or maybe I just wasn't clear enough.
Sure, it’s not exactly comfortable when your neighborhood is exclusively non-white. But then again, experiencing Mass in Arabic in a packed church full of people from the Middle East is something else entirely—something positive, actually.
I did my homework years ago, but there's a difference between internet hysteria—which is sometimes justified and sometimes isn't—and actual daily life, based on the short time I've spent here. By the way, I'm working for a US firm and I've only been here a few days; it'll be three weeks total.
As for the local women; I don't find provocative dressing attractive, so if their style changes, it's a welcome shift in my book. But when I say I haven't seen a hot Swede, I'm talking about a general vibe, an attitude, or just a look. They simply don't do it for me. Part of it is the facial structure—they all look remarkably similar, like bitter rivals of Anja parson-Janičin—and part of it is that heavy feminist energy they radiate. Though, to be fair, one upside to Swedish feminism is that plenty of women actually take on "male" jobs, like construction.
Right now, I'm in Austin, the birthplace of the Swedish fighter jet. They’re incredibly proud of it; there are fighter jets mounted on pedestals along the highway running through the whole city.
Anglo-Saxon monarchies aren't going bankrupt anytime soon. Once the Sweden Democrats win, the immigration issue should stabilize. It’ll take time, but the economic demand for labor is massive.
Not to mention how easy it was to get offers for relocating the whole family, paid housing, utilities, and a Swedish salary. All of this could have been a reality yesterday. Brutal.