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+1. Also according to some swedish friends, aftonbladet is not a very high quality news service.
by tyropita 3y ago
+1. Also according to some swedish friends, aftonbladet is not a very high quality news service.
- Nullabillity 3y agoSay what you want about them, Kristersson is definitely our PM, and I doubt they would lie about him having been the author of the op-ed.
- piva00 3y agoAftonbladet may not be a very high quality news service, the article is still real, it's still the words of our PM. As an immigrant who has more-or-less integrated and adapted into Sweden, lived here for nearly a decade, I completely despise this op-ed. The nationalistic way he talks in is something I never expected from Swedish politics, it's a nuanced way to play nationalism but is still shockingly unexpected. Ulf Kristersson sold his soul to become PM, he is on the record barely 5-6 years ago saying he'd never ally himself and his party (M - Moderaterna) with SD, he has broken that to become PM and this is the blow SD wanted: a more nationalistic political discourse. Playing the Swedish language into this just makes me reek. Jag är ledsen för er som röstade in denna regering...
- sshine 3y agoA former Danish prime minister is known for saying Man har et standpunkt til man tager et nyt Or translated You make a standpoint until you make a new one https://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Man_har_et_standpunkt_til_man_tager_et_nyt https://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Man_har_et_standpunkt_til_man_...