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Topic	"Resist white supremacy" sign prompts backlash at farm
NINExATExSEVEN 02/14/18 5:42:13 PM #217:	Darmik posted... NINExATExSEVEN posted... That it's not Swedish. There are hardly any Swedes there. It's like a foreign city inside Sweden. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malm%C3%B6#Demographics Around 43% of the population have a foreign background (135,509 residents); 31% were born abroad (99,788) and another 11% were Swedish-born (35,721), with foreign-born parents. The Middle East, Horn of Africa, former Yugoslavia and Denmark are the main sources of immigration. ? Um? You just proved my point. If the city is 43% non Swede, you can hardly call it Swedish anymore. It's now multicultural to a very high extent. I guarantee you that it's not a melting pot over there but a salad instead. But just to meet you half way since we're talking about the affects of immigration. Since mass immigration is the continuation of foreign people pouring into a host country, is Malmo going to become more or less Swedish as time goes on? Let's look at the affects over years into the future since that's the main argument against too much immigration. --- Listen to my story... This... May be our last chance... <cite>NINExATExSEVEN posted [p:896090512] in "Resi... [t:76317871]...</cite> <quote><cite>Darmik posted...</cite> <quote><cite>NINExATExSEVEN posted...</cite> <quote>That it's not Swedish. There are hardly any Swedes there. It's like a foreign city inside Sweden.</quote> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malm%C3%B6#Demographics <quote>Around 43% of the population have a foreign background (135,509 residents); 31% were born abroad (99,788) and another 11% were Swedish-born (35,721), with foreign-born parents. The Middle East, Horn of Africa, former Yugoslavia and Denmark are the main sources of immigration.</quote> ?</quote> Um? You just proved my point. If the city is 43% non Swede, you can hardly call it Swedish anymore. It's now multicultural to a very high extent. I guarantee you that it's not a melting pot over there but a salad instead. But just to meet you half way since we're talking about the affects of immigration. Since mass immigration is the continuation of foreign people pouring into a host country, is Malmo going to become more or less Swedish as time goes on? Let's look at the affects over years into the future since that's the main argument against too much immigration. --- Listen to my story... This... May be our last chance...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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