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When I studied at university, I lived in a heavily immigrant-populated area, Ryd, in Sweden. Just 50 meters from my dorm, a girl was robbed. In the neighborhood, there were two more robberies targeting girls, a rape, and car burnings where my own car was parked.
On the way to
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When I studied at university, I lived in a heavily immigrant-populated area, Ryd, in Sweden. Just 50 meters from my dorm, a girl was robbed. In the neighborhood, there were two more robberies targeting girls, a rape, and car burnings where my own car was parked.
On the way to the grocery store, an immigrant gang walked behind me and called me a "tall, blonde whore". I was terrified.
I called the police twice because of loud explosions in the middle of the night, right on my street, which lit up my dorm room completely. The police neglected me.
This was in 2015, before the true impact of Sweden’s explosive mass immigration began to be fully visible. Imagine what it’s like today.
We can’t allow this to continue. These immigrants need to leave; it's the only solution.
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China’s fertility rate didn’t collapse because young people “hate children.”
It collapsed because the system punishes stability.
When careers peak at 35, layoffs are structural, housing is unaffordable, and childcare is private risk — having children becomes a liability, not a
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