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Another Wikipedia member mentioned the Anti-Sweden slant of the article, and I have to agree that this article provide a lot of sources, but it fails to provide a comparison between Sweden and the nations that are being mentioned. If politicians in the US and UK are mentioned, then their claims should also have evidence next to them. I feel that this article is just a bunch of quotes, rather than actual links to UN and other sources of reliable data.
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18:46, 31 August 2019 (UTC)reply
To be honest, I think this article goes easy on the reality of Sweden. I have family who did internal investigation within the police, undercover work, and lots of similar stuff. Truth is that there's a lot of corruption, and most of it is covered up by high ranking members of government. There are straight up terrorists who work as police officers in Sweden, and they are highly organised.
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13:07, 18 February 2020 (UTC)reply
Oh and I should clarify, I don't mean muslim terrorists, I forgot that's a common stereotype. I mean Neo Nazis. They have infiltrated Swedish police and have influenced law enforcement for at least two decades by now.
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13:12, 18 February 2020 (UTC)reply
"Hardening society"
"In the 2012-2019 there was an increased trend of knife violence due to a hardening society."