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@shpuld Sweden's case is particularly sad because they got caught in a loop they can't get out of. They've saturated their job market and keep taking people who end up in the streets, but at the same time made it so anyone mentiong the issue is frowned at, so the only political party to mention it is the most ultra-right they have which means they have to opt between getting more and more homeless people every year or ultranationalism. And as always the victims are the normal people.
Saturday, 12-Nov-16 12:46:14 UTC from web-
@nerthos it looks worse from the outside than what it actually is I feel, people make fun of their ultimate cuckery while they're still (don't know for how long) doing quite well as a whole. They have noticeably altered the demographic and the cultural landscape but I don't think it's too late for them to get out of it yet. The current direction isn't the most positive but I believe they're gonna wake up soon enough.
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@shpuld Yeah, they probably will when they reach an actual crisis stage, but sadly by that point damage will be already done. Of course it'll be fixed in a few years, I assume 4-10 years, but it could be avoided if people acted before reaching that point, which is something countries rarely do.
Saturday, 12-Nov-16 13:02:30 UTC from web-
@nerthos if nothing else they're acting as the canary in the coal mine for the rest of us :--------------)
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@shpuld Hahaha, good way to put it. And they're blonde enough to fit the role.
Saturday, 12-Nov-16 13:06:39 UTC from web
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