[Eurotwit]

I think Bawer is using some interpol figures from 2003 published in the Economist, which has later proven to be wrong.

Wikipedia states:


In 2003, there were 189 homicides in Sweden [3]. In 2001, there were 169, which gives a rate of cirka 2 murders per 100,000 inhabitants. This figure is in line with most European countries, which also have a level of between 1-2. For comparisments: U.S has 6 murders per 100,000; and Russia: 20.5.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crime_in_Sweden

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[RJL]

In 2003, there were 189 homicides in Sweden [3]. In 2001, there were 169, which gives a rate of cirka 2 murders per 100,000 inhabitants. This figure is in line with most European countries, which also have a level of between 1-2. For comparisments: U.S has 6 murders per 100,000

Americans of a European ancestry have rates very similar to those of European countries.