| ▲ | lejalv 2 hours ago | |||||||
Listen, I've been enough time on this Earth to know what is behind immigrant demonization, and it's not a particularly dark instinct. It's a well orchestrated distraction maneuver to have the lower classes find somebody to blame that is not the brutal increase in accomodation prices, that leads, de facto, to wage-slavery for big chunks of the population. So no misunderstanding, millionaires gotta have the poor white Swedes blame the poor brown Swedes. True intelligence requires analysis of the power relations. The Mullvad boss can do without my money, and possibly I can spare my empathy for the next immigrant that will be beaten, burned or sent back to a war-torn country or a climate-change disaster zone. | ||||||||
| ▲ | dash2 an hour ago | parent | next [-] | |||||||
That's a weird take for Sweden, a famously equal and famously rich country. | ||||||||
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| ▲ | abletonlive an hour ago | parent | prev [-] | |||||||
> It's a well orchestrated distraction maneuver to have the lower classes find somebody to blame that is not the brutal increase in accomodation prices, that leads, de facto, to wage-slavery for big chunks of the population. /rolleyes Listen, I've been enough time on this Earth to know what is behind migrant acceptance, and it's not a particularly dark instinct. It's a well orchestrated distraction maneuver to have the lower classes accept the brutal increase in indentured servitude that leads, de facto, to wage-slavery for big chunks of the population. See how much companies like Uber benefit from it for example lol, see how easy it is to confidently push a narrative as truth? | ||||||||