Here you're saying that this is actually happening as opposed to this being the perception of the general populace which in turn makes it politically suicidal. That is a big claim to make to be honest; what percentage of the total population are they? I mean I really doubt such a small percentage would have as pronounced an effect on Sweden's economy, democracy or "the base on which Sweden is built on" as you put it.
In the other thread I agreed with the point I thought you were making; that the voters perception is almost if not more important than actual facts in today's post truth societies, and that ignoring that is akin to political suicide for the political establishment. If I haven't misunderstood you, you're saying something very different here.
In the other thread I agreed with the point I thought you were making; that the voters perception is almost if not more important than actual facts in today's post truth societies, and that ignoring that is akin to political suicide for the political establishment. If I haven't misunderstood you, you're saying something very different here.
I can't talk for Sweden as I've never been there, but I feel you might be underestimating the percentage of the total population. There's also the fact that refugees are a huge drain on resources, because they need a hell of a lot and give nothing (I understand the reasons why, but this is an unfortunate fact).
And then there's the 3d and 4th generation immigrants. Walk around in downtown Antwerp and you have neighbourhoods where people of Moroccan descent make up the majority of the population. There isn't necessarily something wrong with that, but it is problematic, because a vast number of those Moroccans have not really integrated well (for all sorts of reasons).
