I'm a Swede still living in Sweden, and I take issue with some of what you say. We are nowhere close to collapsing, first of all. I don't know if you've been b

I'm a Swede still living in Sweden, and I take issue with some of what you say. We are nowhere close to collapsing, first of all. I don't know if you've been back recently or if you get your information from social media only, but really things are fine. Secondly this was hardly the first major influx of immigrants ever. We saw a major influx during the conflicts in former Yugoslavia during the 90s, lots of people came here after the US started wars against Afghanistan and Iraq in the early 00s. And back in the 60s there was a huge amount of workforce immigration, so much so that Finnish people are still the largest non-Swedish group in the country. Fun fact: the second largest group of people to come to Sweden in 2016 were repatriating swedes.