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Stockholm is more Mats Naslund. Northern Sweden is more Bobby Nystrom.
Every female poster on this forum had an orgasm half way through the video.
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The idea is that the Terrorists WANT Sweden to stop bringing in the migrants, and the real way to show em' is with love, kindness and tolerance (<3).
Sweden is so dead. The chance of this being undone is 1 in 100000000.
I don't mean to be pessimistic but the chances of the bernie bro generation and its equivalents in Europe finding religion, embracing their blood and developing a pair of balls is extremely low.
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You are right. Bobby Nyström is of north Swedish stock and his ancestors grew up in my grandma's village in northern Sweden. I have a book here right next to me, about the upbringing in my grandma's village. Nyström's ancestors are mentioned in some chapters. They were a tough family, like all families who grew up there. A Nyström guy, together with many others attacked my grandmother's father at a party. It's mentioned about an OsKar Nyström here:
My grandmother's father, Anselm, knew that this Nyström couldn't handle alcohol, because the last time he drank alcohol he got aggressive and beat up his brother-in-law. But this time, after they all had been drinking a half litre of moonshine each, he wanted to test this Nyström guy. It ended up in a 5 vs 1 fight, where my grandmother's father throwed one after one to the ground, even though he had a leg inflammation and therefore had weaken legs.
It's a funny coincidence, because I just posted a quote about the upbringing about Bobby's ancestors and my own ancestors in another thread here:
I have the post here:
Quote about the eople from my home region:
"Tough is the soil that we are sowing here, but even tougher is this rugged cropland. With it's stubs, tows and stones that sucks the energy out of sewy farmer arms. In the poor villages around Burträsket I saw some decades of poor and easy men and women do their best for the future generations. I got to spend my life around them. And I am happy for that now.
I didn't understand it back then. I only saw poverty and the struggle of these easy people. I often felt the hunger for food - but even more often I felt the will for a better life for myself and the people around me.
Harsh was the struggle that was made in my home region. Everyone had one thing in common - A bad start of their life. But today the people who still live there, are more respected than the people with a well-being. Who with their privilege and loud words let these poor people know that you should not be granted with their luxury.
No one we write about in this book belonged to the privileged people. They could live on only by hard work out on the fields and in the forests. They cultured new lands. And every new land was of importance, because they improved the situation that their forefathers left to them." - Written by Henning Sjöström in the 60s.
I'm a descendant to a man who is mentioned in this book. And I have some friends who are also descendants of people mentioned in it. What can we learn from it? Yea, that our ancestors struggle gave us the life we live today, and we have to repeat their work, to be able to give a good life to the future generations in these harsh northern areas.
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