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Also known as the Great Divide...
Daniel is spot on
Great oped.
Free Republic has had a lot of great articles posted re the violence in Sweden since Potus Trump shattered the bs re no problems in Sweden with their beloved PC muslims.
Below is the shattered reality of Sweden on the rocks, posted on Free Republic in about one week.
http://freerepublic.com/tag/sweden/index
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The sad thing in this Rinkeby story out of Stockholm (of the riot)....these punk kids burned the six cars from their ghetto...their own neighbors, friends, associates, and peers. These are people who can ill-afford to replace the car and likely did NOT have full coverage. So they screwed over the few people who have a job and are attempting to get ahead.
sorta reminds me of where I grew up, very close to the Wintu tribe in NorCal.
They were EXPECTED to stay on the res, not work and take gub'mint handouts.
Of the biggest family there one brother decided he wanted to go to college, learn and work.
They basically shunned him and made it near impossible for him to go home. Those of us non-tribe folks knew and loved him, great guy.
It's amazing, the mob mentality of the gibsmedat society. Makes me wonder if they didn't target those folks on purpose, for trying to escape and elevate themselves.
Prevention is always easier than treatment. . and much less expensive. .
Also a good point.
Great article.
This was a totally kick @ss article.
Very culturally inbred. If you want to break out, you are indeed shunned. Worked at a reservation school once. Was trying to get the kids to go to college. They actually bought a house at the local university for the kids to stay when they went to college. No one took them up on it.
I was told, "Don't work so hard, they're just going back to the res anyway."
Regardless, did work with a few special kids and they did apply for college. Don't know if they finished. All the kids, especially the bright ones, are really handicapped by the culture. Almost like they might become the leaders and are a threat. Hope that gradually changes.
And what of our own car burning tribes?
Yes, that describes exactly what we saw.
the worst of it is that this one good guy had a car accident and lost much of his motor skills. Still as mentally strong and smart as ever. I moved away in '87, so I haven't heard about his success (or failure) since. Even after his injuries he refused to move back to the res. Always hoped for the best for him.
As the old saying goes... Regarding the rest of the tribe... give something away and a line will form.
Isn't that the truth. I hope America gradually sees this and does true welfare reform. The orchestrated Cloward-Piven insanity has to stop.
Kudos to your friend for breaking away. Too bad he had the accident.
Not sure how they're going to deal with the res long term. It's So built in. Gradual weening off with res colleges on site?
Another masterpiece.
I am not familiar with Swedish car insurance policies. But if they are similar to those in Germany, even the most basic plan (since you live in Germany you probably know the term "Teilkasko") would cover loss by fire. That is to say, they might end up with BETTER cars than they had before...How's that for an incentive to incinerate...
A crab bucket mentality?
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