Now you’re even imagining what I wear, very suspect my guy
Listen dude.
You have created this mess with the way you treat strangers. You apparently do not have the right tools to enter into a dialogue in a good way. You are aggressive and dominant and think you know best. No wonder that not many people can take you seriously. To illustrate how crazy you are, I can offer myself.
Once upon a time, not many years ago, I was still a leftist or more precisely center-left, that is, the more pragmatic part of the Social democrats. Humanism has been tangible in my life and when I was even younger I jumped from one voluntary work to another and on that way I got to experience 3 countries in Africa that were previously ruled with an iron fist by Portugal.
So yes, I was a bit of an idealist and wanted to hug the whole world. But after a few trips to Mozambique and India to work with latrine construction with my own modification of a spiral model that could attract flies into a death trap of poison, the sense of adventure began to wane as bureaucracy and corruption became more and more decisive for my daily planning. That corruption rules and becomes part of the culture was something I quickly had to accept and over time I became corrupt myself to make the logistics work so that material could arrive with a week's delay instead of 1 month or not at all. My attitude became more serious and I began to resent something immensely as the idealistic part of me disappeared and was replaced by contempt as a step forward always took 2 steps back. That during this time I gained so much respect for women as they worked all day long and were never thanked for it. It was also here that I thought that if it hadn't been for women, Africa would have stood still.
With life experience and age, it is natural to start thinking in other ways, the more realistic ones, and the adventures of my younger days made me appreciate more and more how good a system we really have in Sweden and I wish all countries could have it like that. And today I live permanently in Sweden because away is good, but at home the best really matches reality. And now that I have experienced MENA people on a daily basis through my work, I can only state that there is no other ethnic, cultural or religious grouping that stands out as badly in our society as this MENA group does. I admit that I am extra outspoken when I describe a person as MENA Sunni Muslim, but I do this so as not to drag in other cultures from the same area who have a different religion. I have found a place online where I can dare to be outspoken and realistically honest that I would not have been able to express myself in the same way in my own everyday life as my country and my culture still do not allow one to be too direct and always considerate.
And here we Swedes have a lot of the blame at the same time that we really shouldn't be blamed because it's basically about our country and our conditions, right? In our eagerness to show a big heart, we have unfortunately welcomed the wrong part of the world to our country. On a cultural dimension, it is not possible to combine people from the world's most masculine countries with the world's most feminine culture that exists in Sweden. No matter how much money and time we have pumped in to get these people to become part of Sweden, it has not succeeded and now 30 years have passed. This type of mass immigration might be successful if the host country had been large in size and had a large population, but it has not been successful in Sweden and we will go down in history as having failed to get a cordial understanding between 2 opposite poles of cultural thinking and behavior patterns and mentality.
And here I want to end by telling you to grow up and get work and life experience. Reading is always good, but you lose your grip on reality if you base it only on theoretical knowledge from reading materials. And hide your high thoughts about yourself as no normal human being likes those who do not show integrity and respect for the thoughts of others.