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Here is a clue to your future, WC: For a generation now, The US has built malls. We can build them as big as anyone wants--there is no size limit. But what happens after they are built? Inevitably, the loose ends of society begin to gather and hang around this quasi-public space where supervision is minimal and opportunity for mischief is abundant.

In the US, now, many once famous and prosperous malls are closed and abandoned. Why. Because unassimilated low class filth congregate there, cause trouble, and chase away respectable citizens who do not need to be abused, robbed, raped and harassed by scum.

In the US, this has been the doing of lowclass blacks. You don't have too many underclass blacks in Sweden I'd guess, but you have something worse--unassimilated moslem filth.

Wait until the rapes begin in your precious malls--what will you do then? What will you do when self-respecting Swedes refuse to put their wives and daughters at risk in your commercial carnivals?

Maybe in the name of "tolerance" and "multiculti" you can pass a law and force Swedish citizens to submit to moslem brutality and spend their money in a shooting gallery. Good luck with that.

Here in Jersey, the malls are very nice. I go into them with no fear for my life. Is it different in Ohio?

Malmo is the Scandinavian city that has a huge problem with Muslims and a huge problem with Jews leaving the city. Now that’s a town that’s gonna have a problem with malls!

“In the US, now, many once famous and prosperous malls are closed and abandoned. Why. Because unassimilated low class filth congregate there, cause trouble, and chase away respectable citizens who do not need to be abused, robbed, raped and harassed by scum.”

- Almost sounds like the horror of future society described by Pink Floyd in film “The Wall”.

Bob Rivers has also touched on this subject:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIu_kjaEiKA

(Sorry for not being overly serious fellow Freeper)

That is sort of exactly what has happened to one of the first large malls built in Oslo.

Now I would not want to go to the place after dark (and it’s dark often up north here). The surrounding area too... Stay away.