Swedish Cop Posts Epic Rant On Immigrant Crime; Ignites Nationwide Fire Storm

[JJC]

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[Tender Branson]

Why would this create a "fire storm" ?

It's simply the reality.

I've talked about it here for the past 2 years.

[ApatheticAustrian]

especially since sweden seems to be in a much worse state than the german countries regarding this matter.

(even while i am a little bit suspicious about some reports since people who only read about vienna always tell me what a violent and dangerous place it must be.)

[Associate Justice PiT]

Why would this create a "fire storm" ?

It's simply the reality.

I've talked about it here for the past 2 years.

     Much like the Germans, the Swedes aren't really comfortable talking about the problems caused by mass migration.

[Santander]

Heartbreaking to see Sweden's decline.

[Meclazine for Israel]

Australia has similar issues with Somalia and Sudan.

Not only do refugees from these countries have a higher conviction rate, their dependence on welfare is extreme.

Terrorism is the least of my concerns.

I think the reason why Trump selected those countries for a ban is that of the watched terrorist suspects on a private CIA list, 90% of them are from those countries.

So Trump wants 100% protection.

[Intell]

He shouldn't have phrased it the way he did, but the problem is fundamentally there and needs to be addressed, through social initiatives and jobs programs (which are also given to native swedes that are poor, or part of the working class).

Also the SD, also seems to get a vast majority of it's support in the conservative suburban areas of the south, or rural areas, that would vote for the centre party, rather than the working class and native Swedish poor.

[Tender Branson]

He shouldn't have phrased it the way he did, but the problem is fundamentally there and needs to be addressed, through social initiatives and jobs programs (which are also given to native swedes that are poor, or part of the working class).

Also the SD, also seems to get a vast majority of it's support in the conservative suburban areas of the south, or rural areas, that would vote for the centre party, rather than the working class and native Swedish poor.

For the lawful ones, yes.

And through massive deportations of the ciminal ones.

[Intell]

He shouldn't have phrased it the way he did, but the problem is fundamentally there and needs to be addressed, through social initiatives and jobs programs (which are also given to native swedes that are poor, or part of the working class).

Also the SD, also seems to get a vast majority of it's support in the conservative suburban areas of the south, or rural areas, that would vote for the centre party, rather than the working class and native Swedish poor.

For the lawful ones, yes.

And through massive deportations of the ciminal ones.

It should depend if it's a violent or non-violent crime, and if they're Swedish citizens or not.

[Tender Branson]

He shouldn't have phrased it the way he did, but the problem is fundamentally there and needs to be addressed, through social initiatives and jobs programs (which are also given to native swedes that are poor, or part of the working class).

Also the SD, also seems to get a vast majority of it's support in the conservative suburban areas of the south, or rural areas, that would vote for the centre party, rather than the working class and native Swedish poor.

For the lawful ones, yes.

And through massive deportations of the ciminal ones.

It should depend if it's a violent or non-violent crime, and if they're Swedish citizens or not.

Yeah, we were talking about immigrants anyway, not citizens.

Although revoking citizenships should be an option for people who go abroad to fight for ISIS. Usually, citizenship is also revoked if one joins a foreign army - so this should also apply to terrorist groups.

[Intell]

He shouldn't have phrased it the way he did, but the problem is fundamentally there and needs to be addressed, through social initiatives and jobs programs (which are also given to native swedes that are poor, or part of the working class).

Also the SD, also seems to get a vast majority of it's support in the conservative suburban areas of the south, or rural areas, that would vote for the centre party, rather than the working class and native Swedish poor.

For the lawful ones, yes.

And through massive deportations of the ciminal ones.

It should depend if it's a violent or non-violent crime, and if they're Swedish citizens or not.

Yeah, we were talking about immigrants anyway, not citizens.

Although revoking citizenships should be an option for people who go abroad to fight for ISIS. Usually, citizenship is also revoked if one joins a foreign army - so this should also apply to terrorist groups.

Does Immigrant mean something else in Austria? Can an Immigrant not be a citizen of the country they immigrate to?

Other than that, am in complete agreement.

[Tender Branson]

He shouldn't have phrased it the way he did, but the problem is fundamentally there and needs to be addressed, through social initiatives and jobs programs (which are also given to native swedes that are poor, or part of the working class).

Also the SD, also seems to get a vast majority of it's support in the conservative suburban areas of the south, or rural areas, that would vote for the centre party, rather than the working class and native Swedish poor.

For the lawful ones, yes.

And through massive deportations of the ciminal ones.

It should depend if it's a violent or non-violent crime, and if they're Swedish citizens or not.

Yeah, we were talking about immigrants anyway, not citizens.

Although revoking citizenships should be an option for people who go abroad to fight for ISIS. Usually, citizenship is also revoked if one joins a foreign army - so this should also apply to terrorist groups.

Does Immigrant mean something else in Austria? Can an Immigrant not be a citizen of the country they immigrate to?

Other than that, am in complete agreement.

An "immigrant" is usually someone without the citizenship of the host country.

What you are talking about or referring to is a "citizen with a migrant background".