Democratic duty complete! I have now voted in the Swedish General Election of 2010. Let the democratic process unfold!
As I arrived at the election spot for my district I passed by several people handing out voting slips.
Moderate: Would you like some voting slips?
Me: Sure, why not?
*receives and passes by a
social democrat who does nothing and
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In general I think it's been the economic unrest. Those kind of things tend to increase divisions between groupings, and that kind of division can greatly support such a party.
*adds word to vocabulary*
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When the major conservative/rightwing party can market themselves as the "new workers' party" without much competition from the social democrats, you know that the boundaries have blurred somewhere there.
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And the swastika things is disturbing! O_O That actually happened? Yikes! Yeah, I'm hoping they don't do so well, either.
Although, now that I think about it, maybe the person is an anime fan and is cosplaying a character from Naruto? XD *ducks thrown fruit* Just joking! ^_^ Don't know much about the politics of Sweden, but I'm sure this isn't a case of the Nazi Swastika being mistaken for I think it's the Buddhist symbol for good luck.
Hope it all goes well! ^_^
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What happened was that the Sweden democrat went to the police and said two men who spoke "Arabic sounding language" had jumped him and carved the swastika into his forhead. The idiot now insists that the court medical doctor's judgement of 9/10 certainity that the guy carved it himself came very "politically convinient" the day before the election.
1) That is NOT anywhere near as politically convenient as supposedely being attacked by people with elite ninja skills enough to carve a swastiska into your forhead without anyone else seeing it happen, just about a week or so before the election (when maybe not everyone who will vote BEFORE the election has done so).
2) Apperantly the guy is a chronic liar.
3) He used "dem" (them) when it's properly "de" (they). Them did nothing! They might have, but how can I trust a supposed politician aiming for Swedishness who mixes up their Swedish grammer ( ... )
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When writing plain text the plural third pronoun is divided into active object and passive object, just as all the other pronouns are:
De sprang fram till dem.
But in common talk people mush it together as one word "dom", which is then used when writing dialogue.
"Det var dom som gjorde det," skrek han åt dem, medan de andra pojkarna bara skrattade.
But because kids these days aren't as good at grammer, they've gotten the fix idea that "dom" is one word in plain text too, and that "proper" Swedish means that the word is just spelled either "de" or "dem" while pronounced "dom". Which has lead to me reading "them did something stupid when them used improper Swedish in difference from me" so many times that I feel like shouting from the rooftops.
(Is "dom" and "dem" switched in Finnish Swedish?)
While annoying, I can be lenient with teenagers and young Swedes in general making this mistake. But a politician? Who insists on Sweden as a Swedish country? Then he damn well better take care of his language!
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