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Well, here is an argument for rehabilitation (translated from the article):

It’s a lot calmer in our wing these days. Josef talks about the time the guards forgot to lock the interns in their cells for the night:

- Nobody knows what would have happened about a year ago. If we would have had an issue with someone we might have take the chance to kill this person, or vandalise the wing, or over-power the guards and escape. Nothing of this happened. We baked a moist chocolate cake, watched a movie and played cards. Then we built a fortress in the kitchen and then lied down in it.

Well, what can you say. There is a 10-year-old boy in every homocidal prison intern.

Her blog is about fashion and celebrity gossip. But please tell me how anyone with half a brain would consider her being an authority on fashion? And why do young girls in Sweden want to look like her?

Maybe it’s like driving past a car accident. You don’t really want to see the gore and blood, but still you can’t look away.

But, you sure as hell don’t want to look like the poor sapp who smashed his face against the windshield.

The classic phrase “vem var’e?!” (meaning ‘who was it?!’) is now a typical comment used in everyday language when wanting to know who did something, and there has been quite a few remakes of the Skogsturk.

Also, everytime a foreigner with Turkish/Arab appearance in Sweden is caught on tape doing something funny or strange, they will instantly be named something with “turk”. ie. fågelturken “the bird-Turk”

As you see I havn’t updated this blog in well over a year. Still it gets a great deal of visitors.

I am therefore wondering if there is any interest from you, the visitors, in a rebirth of this blog? Do you want to see more posts about all the crazy things that Swedes do?

This is what it has come to. Cars are too expensive so pimping shopping carts is the all new rage in Sweden. Kids all over the place put all their efforts in making the utlimate mobile party machine.

I am just waiting for the pimped baby strollers and walkers.

Short summary: The man has just been to a night club at Möllevången in Malmö in november last year when he passed two people. When the man said ‘hello’ to them while passing the two men became aggressive. An argument arosed and the man got punched in the face. When he tried to run away they chased him and beat him unconcious.

While in the rest of the world it is curtious to great people, in Sweden it is taken as offensive behavior that requires a good beat down so that people learn their manners.

Well, that’s how it is in Sweden. The police say they “can’t lock him up forever, so what can they do?”. Here’s a tip. LOCK HIM UP FOREVER! He’s already run over a woman with an infant (forutnately without any harm), and it’s only a matter of time before he kills someone.

But no, in Sweden we have to be nice to people. We can’t just lock someone up when they break the law multiple times.

http://www.aftonbladet.se/nyheter/article3218271.ab