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@fertjkklllllllnjgg 4 месяца назад

That 16 years old that was shoot to death in the beginning of the video was innocent, he had the same jacket as the target. The target was shoot death a few weeks later in the same area.

@drippy6686 7 месяцев назад

As a swedish person, i can relate to gun violence and other stuff. This content is very good because when someone reacts to this, other people come to sweden and know what the rules are and where to go. Keep up the good work! 😄👍

@FredericChopinReal 7 месяцев назад

Bruh, I live in Malmö. I go through Rosengård in Malmö every day to school. I'm risking my life every damn day.

@o0131 7 месяцев назад

it's malmö not tijuana. grow a pair

@iq8255 6 месяцев назад

😂

@TheRealBillix 7 месяцев назад

Sweden and Finland have very loose violent crime laws.. because in the past it was no problem... what happened😲

@tangfors 7 месяцев назад

Murders per capita were higher in Sweden in the 60s, 70s and 80s than they are now. So what are you talking about? They are now at the same level as we had in the 90s approximately, in the 00s and the beginning of the 10s it decreased somewhat.

@miou-miou- 7 месяцев назад

nice reaction.. i would suggest "The Druglord Who Has Turned Sweden Upside Down" from the channel "Holland Crime Boulevard". and the new video from "Warographics" (simon whistler) titled "How Did One of the Safest Countries on Earth Develop a Huge Gang Problem?". although simon is trying his hardest not to mention / downplay the refugee issue which everyone in sweden know is the root cause of most of todays problems. the mere fact that people these days always say "immigrants" and never "refugees" should tell you something about how the government / population are afraid of even speaking the truth when that is what they need to do in order to address the issues at hand.

@formatique_arschloch 7 месяцев назад

As a Finn I've always loved Sweden...that's why I feel a bit sorry for them. Feels like the Sweden I grew up to know and visit many many times, is lost😢

@tangfors 7 месяцев назад

You know that you have more murders in Finland per capita than in Sweden? For as long as there have been reliable statistics, you have been higher than us. Perhaps there is an exception in the occasional year.

@formatique_arschloch 7 месяцев назад

@@tangfors True, but the type of homicides and violent crimes in general is quite different. The reason I'm sad for Sweden is the gang and immigrant related crimes. I wish you all the good.

@jarikuusila6336 7 месяцев назад

@@tangforsyes but what kind of killing? Not murder

@tangfors 7 месяцев назад

@@jarikuusila6336 Murder per capita is higher in Finland than in Sweden. Finland has always, or at least for as long as I can remember, been the highest in the Nordics. There are not big differences between Sweden and Finland, however, but Finland is higher. . What stands out in Sweden are murders committed with firearms, and that many young people commit the murders. The racists in Sweden show just that number of gun violence because then Sweden stands out a lot, but if you look at murders, we are roughly in the middle in the EU, so I don't know if it is worse to die from a bullet than to be beaten to death or die of, for example, a knife?

@jarikuusila6336 7 месяцев назад

@@tangfors and here on Finland homeside are with taken Kare with ole women !

@vicolin6126 7 месяцев назад

There is a lot of gang-related crime in Sweden, and it is like 90% imported. First it was people from the Balkans, then middle east and africa. There are of course actual Swedes involved in crime, but they are defo in the minority. Many people say we have no "no-go zones", but I think we do, to some extent. A lot of people don't really pay attention to their surroundings when they are out and about. I've been to a lot of these more dangerous areas out of necessity (at day and night) and sure, people probably don't jump out of bushes to rob you, but I've never felt safe either. It is more the feeling of sticking out as Swede in these areas, like feeling vulnerable because if something WERE to happen to me, there would be no safe place to run to. It is very unsettling going to these areas as a Swede, you just want to leave as soon as possible. YOU are the minority there, and you can tell from the way people look at you that they are first sort of surprised to see a Swede there, then they wonder what you are doing there. It is not normal to experience this way in your own country and I wish people would stop saying that it is. TLDR: No-go zones (for Swedes) kinda exist, but people probably won't bother you directly, it is more of a feeling of not belonging there that you get from the locals. They don't want you there, and you don't want to be there.

@peixeess 7 месяцев назад

It's so sad that swedes can get attacked or whatever just by looking swedish. I saw that in school and my 11(!) year old daughter has been called a wh*re, fucking swede, white monkey, "I will fck your mom" by a boy in her class, he is african.

@Linda.A. 7 месяцев назад

I was born and raised in Malmö. Yes there's a lot of violence here but it's not to the point where the people are scared to go outside. Some areas are more dangerous than others but I feel like that's the case in most big cities. I was seconds away from being in the middle of a drive by shooting a few years back but I don't feel unsafe going back to that area today. I'm just speaking for myself tho maybe others think about it more than I do

@JUMALATION1 7 месяцев назад

I have been very close to a car bomb and later a shooting in Sweden. However, I rarely felt unsafe living there (twice). If you happen to be in the wrong spot at the wrong time you might get into a dangerous situation, but overall I didn't feel nervous, even though I actually worked in some shady areas at times.

@Musta0011 4 месяца назад

A month ago yhere was a shooting near my school and he died and i would say that almost all of the cities has some zones where crime isnreally bad

@Tove_Ishockey 7 месяцев назад

as a swede it is not just malmö who has problems where i live in uppsala we have had 17 shootings 2023 and last year 3 gang Members shot upp a pub, and yeah i think it is really sad. The shootout statistics right now fore 2023 is : 314 shooting's 49 people dead 102 injured 128 hours as max between 2 shootings 7 days since last death shootings 63 hours since last shooting and this is a country with only 10 million people

@LW_94 7 месяцев назад

I see Einar and dre low on the thumbnail. Rest in peace einar ❤️ 🎵🕊️

@matshjalmarsson3008 7 месяцев назад

I live in Malmö, grew up in Stockholm, and spent a large portion of my childhood in Gothenburg. Let me tell you, it's safe. As long as you don't get involved with gangs, buy or sell drugs, or other stupid shit. Of course there are problematic areas, but it has nothing to eg London, Paris, or New York. I walk around a lot, at all times of day, and the worst crime I've spotted was people riding their bikes on the sideway

@zannadunstrand6289 7 месяцев назад

That just makes you crazy unaware of your surroundings.

@matshjalmarsson3008 7 месяцев назад

@@zannadunstrand6289 Funny that I suddenly get aware when I travel abroad and don't do (as much) crazy shit. I supose that you live in one of the so called "no go zones"? I live next to one, and walk there almost every day. Have you been to Rinkeby, Husby, Skärholmen, Rosengård, Sofielund, etc? Because most people who claim that those are problematic areas have never visited them. I have friends living in "no go zones" in Stockholm, and they let their children walk to school unattended. That's unheard of (and possibly illegal) in the US. Yes, there are problems, but you have to get some perspective.

@Sleepywalk112 7 месяцев назад

@@zannadunstrand6289 They are blowing this crime thing out of proportion, sure gang crimes have increased but you barely notice it unless you're a criminal yourself.

@DreamKat 7 месяцев назад

@@Sleepywalk112 Just stop it, everybody knows that Sweden is UNSAFE, people are so stupid, as long as nothing happens to YOU,you believe that we are all safe, but if/when something happens to you or your loved ones,then you wake up to reality..nyttiga idiot

@Perisa79 7 месяцев назад

No reason...? Yeah, maby. He could have been involved, but he's family just didn't know about it.. We dont know. But I would say that, IF he wasn't involved in gang-stuff then it's a mistaken identity most likely.. People just dont go around and shoot random persons..

@SK-nw4ig 7 месяцев назад

Might also be that the boy in question was not involved, but his family member was. Not that long ago gang shot the other gang leader's mom.

@kingjack9502 7 месяцев назад

You should watch "The Norden - Nordic Prisons" by John Stark, it is a documentary about nordic prisons from a American point of view

@beagustafsson5343 7 месяцев назад

This is what happens when u help ppl …

@eelinam 6 месяцев назад

help them how? sure the govermet let them to this country but then what? the intergration is so bad.

@TENGILL 7 месяцев назад

We arrested all the older gang members, left was all the young once and they needed to make a name for them self's. So now they are trying to show all the other young people in the gang who is the most dangerous. As they are young still, they do not have the impulse control that older gang members had, so they just do things without thinking. On top of that, the fact that you do not get any real punishment before you are 16, a lot of the violence is done by 12 to 14 year olds.

@Make573 7 месяцев назад

You would be surprised how dummy some people are. In some case people get shot just being in a wrong place, at the wrong time. You could get shot just only seeing things that you werent ment to see. When we are talking about street gangs that is...

@Sakuyamon 7 месяцев назад

That not how it used to be here in Sweden, we werent like america. Crime was incredibly low, and the drug gangs tried to keep things husch husch. But these criminals dont care, they do everything in open daylight, because they know that if they get caught, they are going to get very mild punishments. And they recruit 13 year olds now to avoid it completely. You have to remember that the criminals that are bombing and shooting now, are from the middle east and they got a completely different culture and mindset than the drug dealers that used to be here, like the russians. Culture matters.

@pellejoens7886 7 месяцев назад

The overall homicide rate in Sweden is relatively low. For instance, women in Sweden face an exceptionally low risk of being murdered, the lowest among Scandinavian countries. However, one demographic that does experience a high risk of homicide consists of young criminal gang members. I recall a period a few years ago when Malmö witnessed heightened violence, earning the reputation of being a 'gangster city.' Interestingly, during that same period, the New York police were jubilant, celebrating the city's lowest murder rate in 40 years, despite Malmö and New York having comparable homicide rates.

@eerokutale277 7 месяцев назад

It is all about suicidal immigration policy.

@TheRealBillix 7 месяцев назад

we all know.. integration seems to be non-existent

@Sakuyamon 7 месяцев назад

yup indeed.

@Sakuyamon 7 месяцев назад

@@TheRealBillix Thats the strange thing. Most of the immigrants that come dont get integrated, but the kurdish fox, whom is behind a lot of this crime wave, seemed to have had integrated pretty well... he did well in school and managed to get his own buisness going. Yet he still turned to crime. One cant trust the surface I guess, one have to integrate people culturally and ideologically, otherwise...well we see how things go.

@AxnerSaab 6 месяцев назад

All I hear on the news is about Malmö, Malmö, Malmö. If it's any crime, it's Malmö. I've been there twice, and I do not really like Malmö Too big and too many people. And with the added gang criminality, it just worsens it. Ever since they accepted more and more refugees it has gotten worse with crime rates, it's not racism, they are facts.

@bengtolsson5436 7 месяцев назад

You can come to Gotland. The only place in Sweden that has not had a shooting. It is Sweden's pearl and you are making a mistake not to visit the island.

@tangfors 7 месяцев назад

No shootings, but you've had pyromaniacs there. But even so, it's definitely worth a visit.

@bengtolsson5436 7 месяцев назад

We haven't had a pyromaniac here?

@SK-nw4ig 7 месяцев назад

It's gotten worse. Gun attacks and bombings increased this year severely.

@fridolfstor 7 месяцев назад

There are some places you should never go in Sweden those places are Hässelby and Malmö there are many more which I don't know

@eelinam 6 месяцев назад

never go? lmao they aint that bad

@ReptilezDzn 7 месяцев назад

even with all these shootings you wont need to feel scared about that, sure a few innocents have been caught between it but there is very few. you wouldnt have any problems with going to malmö, the trick is to not go in too far in the no go zones etc and even most times if you do probably nothing will happen, the most people being caught in the middle now is from bombings from gang wars i'd say

@jankarlsson2948 7 месяцев назад

Its the same both in Stockholm and Göteborg!

@DONTHASSLETHEHOFF 7 месяцев назад

Uppsala as well

@Musta0011 4 месяца назад

Well in certain areas

@thesims8586 7 месяцев назад

It's like he says in the video, no Swedes are doing this, of course there are the occasional Swede, but overall it's immigrants. I'm from Malmö and have never heard a gun shoot or a bomb explode. Last Saturday I walked through Malmö city really affected by alcohol but not a single person looked in my direction. I feel 100% safe when I'm out partying in Malmö. If anyone is wondering, I am completely Swedish. The only thing that we in Sweden have a hard time with is how are we going to stop these lawless people. We have no no-go zones in Malmö. Period

@Elis_Gallacher 7 месяцев назад

Yes, I feel totally safe in Malmö as well, including at night or when intoxicated. I have however personally heard guns go off a couple of times, there was also a fatal shooting outside my grandmas apartment when I was on my way home after meeting her, like 20 minutes after I left. A bomb also exploded right across the street from my good friend while we were speaking on the phone, so I can’t fully relate. Edit: Fyi, the fatal shooting was the one at Ribban… was it last year? Or 2021? And the bombing was the one in Kirseberg earlier this year. Edit 2: Nevermind, the shooting was in 2019. I guess Covid just messed up my sense of time.

@Elis_Gallacher 7 месяцев назад

I’m from Malmö, it is a very nice city. It has troublesome areas (as any other city), but generally it is a beautiful city. This year has been a lot better for Malmö. We’ve had 38 shootings with 14 injured and only 1 dead, according to the statistics. Although I am a bit confused by those statistics, because it says the shooting was in Lindängen (a city district), but I thought we had a fatal shooting at Emporia (a shopping centre) a few weeks ago. Edit: Nevermind, the guy at emporia actually survived, although he was seriously injured.

@Sleepywalk112 7 месяцев назад

They are blowing this crime thing out of proportion, sure gang crimes have increased but you barely notice it unless you're a criminal yourself. I've lived in Jordbro (Haninge, Stockholm Sweden) one of the worst neighbourhoods and I never had anything happend to me, even while living there for 25 years simply cause I dont get involved in gangs and their activities.

@Sakuyamon 7 месяцев назад

No its not out of proportion! And no, you do not "barely notice it unless you are a criminal"! There have been tons of innocent people who have been the victim of these shootings and bombings now. They have been finding drugs and weapons at daycares! We have seen that they are reqruiting 13 year olds in schools and on other spots where kids hang out. These kids are much more likely to end up mistaking an innocent person or place for a target and killing the wrong people. Just because something hasnt happened to YOU, doesnt mean its not putting people in danger or that normal people do not notice or are unaffected! You are putting your own experiences against statistics! Of course you can remain largely unaffected if you hide away in your room for most of the time, well thats untill they mistake your apartment for a rivals home and decide to bomb it. Or maybe someone in your apartment complex screw up while making a bomb and it blows everything up! That actually happened where I live. A bomb went off by accident while being in a car at a parking lot near my house, I was awake and heard it go off. It was just down right lucky that it didnt set fire to the buildings nearby! Noone would have died, but the buisnesses in those houses would have been ruined. "Barely notice it unless you are a criminal"... My arse! Those buisnesses werent criminal, but they sure noticed the bomb and would have noticed if their shops burned down!

@grumpiesttitan7930 7 месяцев назад

Malmö has gotten alot safer in the past 3 years. Its the safest major city now, Stockholm is the new hotspot

@FredericChopinReal 7 месяцев назад

Nah bro, I live in Malmö. I go through Rosengård in Malmö every day to school. I'm risking my life every damn day.

@Elis_Gallacher 7 месяцев назад

@@FredericChopinReal You’re really not dude. Like… really really not.

@FredericChopinReal 7 месяцев назад

@@Elis_Gallacher I go to Augusteborgskolan so yeah I am. I mean, at the start of this term someone called the police with a bomb threat and the school was searched. Also just before summer break a guy named Muhammed brough a knife to school, nothing happened and he was moved, but still scary.

@Elis_Gallacher 7 месяцев назад

@@FredericChopinReal Bro. you really are exaggerating though, it ain’t that bad. Plenty people here bring knives to school. We’ve had an assault with a taser as well. Had a couple of arrests and whatnot, but saying that your life is in danger is an exaggeration. Augustenborgsskolan is near Persborg, right? I take bus 35 or 1 from there every morning. And saying that you’re risking your life whenever you walk through Rosengård? I go there on my way home quite often and buy groceries. Nothing bad ever happened to me. We’ve had what, 5 murders in Malmö this year? None in Rosengård. Not last year either. Stop fear mongering.

@FredericChopinReal 7 месяцев назад

@@Elis_GallacherJa så klart det är en överdrift, men jag vill bara göra en poäng av att det inte är så säkert i Malmö som de flesta andra städer(särskilt andra Svenska städer). Förresten, jag tar också 35an.

@Pernilla.G 7 месяцев назад

I live in Malmö and I would'nt live anywhere else in Sweden, I love my city ❤. I love how multicultural it is, it's also just 30 minutes away from Copenhagen. I have never seen any violence and I have never felt unsafe. I live in the city! This is an old video and today there are more shootings in the area around Stockholm.