Swedish Society

Submitted by Amir (Sweden), Jan 21, 2013 at 07:25

Yes I have to agree that discrimination against immigrants specially muslims is extremely high, its just a joke swedish society is civilized, democratic and mature. On their weekends all they do is drink alcohol and behave like pigs and if you dont have swedish looks or name you coult immidiately consider yourself as an outsider. They only report negative attention about immigrants in the media and dont mentioned all the entreprenours and owner of own companys in the media. The media give you the persepction that you are associated with problems.
Theyre intellectual but to no good. They have neither any empathy, spiritual values or any sense of moral. Their country is cold, never any sunshine and actually very bad choise of place to stay in. They treat immigrants as an second class citizen and its almost impossible to reach high positions in
society. They expect you to adapt yourself fully to the swedish culture, traditions and values and then they say, we have democracy and freedom in our society. What a big joke, if you have your own culture, traditions and values you are most likely not welcome to be an part of their community.
Although there is "good" swedes that treat immigrants well but they are mostly losers with not so much of choise in social company. Most swedish are proud and arrogant, they think are superior because they have Volvo and Ericsson. But I can promise that thoose companys aswell is falling apart and soon MiddleEast
and Asia Market will take over the westerns economy.
My recommendations is to every non swedish that never make business with them, dont buy their products or services as you probably can find them by others as well.

///Greetings from a proud Turkish / Iranian

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