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They're implying that the far-right protests caused the "Arab ghetto kids" in question to become the "angry underclass", not that the "angry underclass" was its
by panic 10y ago
They're implying that the far-right protests caused the "Arab ghetto kids" in question to become the "angry underclass", not that the "angry underclass" was itself far-right. The sentence could definitely be written more clearly.
- EJTH 10y agoI think it is a wrong thing to imply. Just looking at the crime statistics for the past decade debunks this hypothesis. The arab demographic has always been troublesome in Scandinavia.