Crime is up in Sweden due to the influence of Gangsta rap!

[Ralphy1]

Not one of America's better exports seems to be influencing youth in other countries and not in a good way. We usually think is Sweden as a peaceful little country with little crime, but no more. Shame on us for allowing this scourge to prosper and spread, though I am not sure what could be done about it, but maybe you do...

 

[SifuPhil]

It isn't the American's fault - look to the Muslims ...

 

[Ralphy1]

Interesting link. My info came from an NPR report by a Swedish reporter, as I recall, so now I am not sure what to believe, but I think it is easy to blame Muslims for all ills in any society these days...

 

[SifuPhil]

Well, if it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck ...

It isn't limited to Sweden, either - ask England, Italy, Spain ... it just isn't PC to point it out.

 

[Ralphy1]

Hmmm, guess there are more than one reason for criminal behavior...

 

[SifuPhil]

Hmmm, guess there are more than one reason for criminal behavior...

Although I'll agree that Gangsta Style contributes to the problem.

 

[QuickSilver]

Damn Muslins

 

[SifuPhil]

Damn Muslins

They're worse than the Polyesters ...

 

[QuickSilver]

They're worse than the Polyesters ...

Yeah... not like us 100% cottons

 

[SifuPhil]

Yeah... not like us 100% cottons

I just can't breathe when I'm around them.

 

[tnthomas]

Muslims like gangsta rap???

 

[SifuPhil]

Muslims like gangsta rap???

MuslimHipHop.com


Yes, it's actually a thing ...

 

[Knightofalbion]

Hate to say this but after Lesotho the country with the highest incidence of rape in the world is Sweden ...

 

[Ameriscot]

Hate to say this but after Lesotho the country with the highest incidence of rape in the world is Sweden ...

I tried to find stats for this (other than Wikipedia). And Sweden has the highest number reported in Europe. But according to this article it may look like more because attitudes in Sweden have changed toward rape victims so many more are willing to report it.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-19592372