@C1PHER this is used as anti migrant messaging though, while Sweden is doing just fine

I wish you were this interesting in voice chat legal

well in voice I actually engage in arguments or defend my position or counter with hypotheticals. but all I see from you is memes. Almost like an 5th grader cute little boy wishing he was old enough to understand what the kids at the big kids table were talking about but alas if his fakes it he might just might trick himself into thinking he knows anything

sWeDeN iS dOiNg FinE

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rape_in_Sweden

https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/5195/sweden-rape

No one is saying they are running an empire within a country but pretending this doesn't exist is pretty stupid

rape was addressed in my link

it stated that legally Sweden has broadened the definition of rape so it cannot be compared to passed years. It is also only an increase in reports not convictions

Your link doesn't prove anything, it speculates

It also includes a hefty writeup on overall violent crime and then admits gun violence did increase

Nice link lol, no bias at all

speculates on a law changing?

Still like a little boy looking up at the adults table legal keep at it someone will acknowledge you soon I know it

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-45269764

Speculates on the effect on the results

graph on this link shows reports and convictions

Please activate those almonds prior to posting

Oh, so we now trust the conviction rate? :^)

if you have a definition of murder, then change it to include times dogs were kicked, can you still conpare it to passed data?

dumbass

we can chat about it in voice after I finish my cake

if you want

If you change the law you would then have to measure the extent to which that change has altered the resulting numbers

Rather than just go "I dunno"

sure

So it's speculation that the rise is solely because of the change in definition. We dont know what the breakdown is from that source alone

sure

but I'm not the one saying migrants are to blame either

right?

And your second link shows that the majority of convictions are for migrants, a rising demographic in Sweden

So there's reason to believe that they are at least in part responsible, given their what was it? 58 and 80% numbers in rape convictions and instances where someone was assaulted by a stranger

Close the borders!

843 people

but yea there is a problem sure

over almost 10 years the number has not increased though either

In total or among native swedes?

total

I think

Okay, so it would be even lower were it not for that 58 and 80% respectively

"The SVT programme revealed that in cases where the victim did not know the attacker, the proportion of foreign-born offenders was more than 80%."