One wonders whether the Swedes are trying a bit too hard to shake off the boring tag? :yikes:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-41277540
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One wonders whether the Swedes are trying a bit too hard to shake off the boring tag? :yikes:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-41277540
Wtf? Big lad too...can't tell me he just bent over and took it without a fight
:nod: I'm calling bullshīt, tbh. Mind you, there was the case in Norway where the bloke got bummed by a Somalian and then said he felt guilty about it because the poor chap would have to go back to Somalia.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony C
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...r-Somalia.html
Scandies are getting weirder by the moment imo. :shrug:
Loooooool sympathy bummage :clap:
:hehe: I love the silhouette image they've used for the attacker. Surely even the Daily Mail knows Somalians don't look like that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony C
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Interesting that he decided to come out with this a few days before the church elections :rubchin:Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
Are you saying that in Sweden, a male politician claiming to have been unwillingly arse-fùcked could actually win him votes? :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Goat Sverige
If so, Sweden is properly fùcked in the head.
Not win him votes but the Swedish Democrats were making a big push to win mandates in the church elections and there's been a concerted effort by the rest to get people out and voting to stop the Swedish Democrats from gaining a lot of power within the church (turnout is traditionally low in the church elections but this year it was the biggest turnout since the 50s).Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
The story is basically bad publicity for the Swedish Democrats. While not named anyone who is not an SD voter will automatically assume the person who did it was an SD supporter or held similar views i.e. anti immigration, anti feminism etc. It could've encouraged people to go out and vote and stop them gaining power within the swedish church.
Fwiw, the church elections aren't really important in the grand scheme of things but the church is quite wealthy (has assests of around £3bn and also 5.2m members who get taxed around 1% of their earnings every year) and those elected onto the church councils have a say in how the money is spent. So for example SD were for spending the money on christian refugees struggling around the world and allowing individual churches to still have a say on whether they marry same sex couples or not, while the lefties are for enforcing same sex marriages on all the churches and using the money on all refugees. Just an example there of a few issues.
Gosh. Church elections, eh? Who knew?Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Goat Sverige
The SD are interesting, though. Their roots were as a hard-right fascist organisation, but they've actually cleaned up their act and become largely respectable, I understand.
fwiw, I don't believe this bloke got bummed by a Nazi for a moment.
The general election is next year. Unless something dramatically changes it's looking like SD will be the second biggest party with around 20% of the vote. They'll still get frozen out though by the other parties. Current polls suggest the red green parties will win again and the alliance parties will miss out. They'd be in power if they decided to enter dialogue with SD who in return would give them their support in parliament, but they refuse to do this on the basis of not wanting to be associated with them. Cutting their nose off to spite their face really. All a bit silly when their political views are mostly the same apart from SD being a bit more anti-immigrant.Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
Whether he did or not I thought using the phrase "he would have preferred to bury what happened so deep" rather insensitive.......Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
Some of his description of the incident was almost poetic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
"När bussarna ****at gå, i en mild sommarnatt, vandrade jag hem efter en trevlig kväll med en partikamrat. Där ****ar det trevliga."
"When the bus stopped running on a mild summer night, i wandered home after a nice evening with a party colleague. That's when it stopped being nice."
I wonder at exactly which point it stopped being nice? :rubchin: I mean, once the head's in, you're pretty much over the worst imo.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Goat Sverige