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I think it’s quite important to understand in what context that have been said. The ”parasites” are immigrants that have not integrated, entire families and gen
by fsmedberg 3mo ago
I think it’s quite important to understand in what context that have been said. The ”parasites” are immigrants that have not integrated, entire families and generations living off welfare and the ethnic group basically have a super high unemployment rate of maybe 50% or more.
I’ve listened a lot to talks from the party leader of Örebropartiet, and while I think he would benefit from slowing himself down, yell and insult less, I really can’t see he being racist or far-right. More leftist actually. I think he’s simply VERY motivated/obsessed around questions like to get government less corrupt, much more efficient governence, and to stop major ethnic groups from very poor parts of the world get an unreasonable high amount of the governments welfare spending.
- dnlzro 3mo agoIt's possible to support all of the same policies without referring to human beings as "parasites," and I don't think we should be flippant about what language is used. It's relevant. It reflects a state of mind. I personally do not ever see myself voting for (or otherwise indirectly supporting) a politician that speaks like that, regardless of whether you can steelman it with more neutral language.
- nailer 3mo ago[flagged]
- microgpt 3mo agoIsn't that what every politician who ended up doing an ethnic cleansing said?
- account42 3mo agoI bet they also all went to the loo at some point. Better hope no one catches you there.