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No, the logic goes like this: in "country X", this type of arrogant behavior is supported by the political background, while in "Sweden", there's no polical sup
by pizza234 13y ago
No, the logic goes like this: in "country X", this type of arrogant behavior is supported by the political background, while in "Sweden", there's no polical support for policeman rudeness. This is therefore a perfectly valid reason not to visit "country X".
- vasilipupkin 13y agoOk, but Sweden has its own problems, no? Didn't they have massive riots recently? So, let's rephrase country X has political support for some sort of bad thing Y, therefore I will never visit country X.
- berntb 13y agoEvery place has problems. E.g. Sweden is consensus oriented and has only one officially accepted opinion at a time, so much stuff just can't be discussed. This along with being a small duck pond (the elites, media etc generally know each others) means that problems might be a long time being corrected.
- dagw 13y agoDidn't they have massive riots recently They where "massive" by Swedish standards, but tiny by any international standard you may care to use. Certainly much much smaller than riots that have happened recently in many other European countries
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