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Den stora ändring i vårt faggra land.

Anonymous

March 19, 2025

Den stora ändring i vårt faggra land.

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When I talk about Sweden in 2040, I hope that we have a better structure around immigration, stop immigration completely and take care of those who already live here. To help us Swedes first and foremost, but even those who have fled to us should get help not as it is now. There's too many gangs of criminals running the country. Shake a single hob that is more common pressing on certain points that are important. When we talk about transport and mobility, I would have liked portals to all major cities, but to reality, I just want the bus and train to go more often and be significantly cheaper to go. Gasoline costs are a horror example of how bad they have become in Sweden when we talk justice. Some can take the car wherever they want because they can afford to refuel 17 kr liters which is completely crazy. I believe that we in Sweden have the opportunity to create a good future, but we must start to act and think a little more about ourselves. When we talk about the future, I think we need to change how our schools adapt to the musslims and their beliefs, which is completely unreal! My idea is that you should not teach languages that are not Swedish or English. It's a cost we can deduct and put on school supplies instead. To teach your child their native language, I understand, but if you move to a new country, you have to learn the language and adapt to the way of life in that country. Don't think you can do whatever you want. Today's situation is actually almost only children with immigrant backgrounds and they are no pli at all on those kids. The ones I hope for in the future are that the government will take hold of Swedish schoolchildren's actions against children, to be able to give children a sense of security in schools and have a Swedish performance. We should not adapt to other countries' relegions or ways of life, we are Sweden and we want to feel like Swedes no one!

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