Crime Grenade attack in France

[Son of Jamin]

Crime in Sweden is bad, but not much worse than in many other places, and still much better than in some.

There are... special interest groups... with an agenda, that are doing their best to hype up crime in Sweden in social media as being worse than it is, claiming there is full-scale war going on with riots on the streets and with regions police cannot go. It is quite common that these groups are right wing groups, or groups with deep connections to Russia.
Truth is that murder and crime rate is slightly higher that the other Scandinavian countries but a bit lower than Finland, UK and France.

Compared to the murder-rate per capita in the US, Sweden is a peaceful little nation with almost nothing going on.
There are no place where police do not go.

The only strange thing is that there are more hand grenade attacks than in other European nations. But very VERY few has actually died or been injured in one of these attacks.
But hand grenades attacks are not exclusive to Sweden. they happen occasionally in Germany and in other places, like France this time, too.

I agree with most of your posts, but with one exception:

Since 2023, more than 60 innocent people have been killed or injured in shootings or bombings in Sweden.

Compared to other countries, that might sound low, but it is a pretty high figure compared to Sweden before mass-immigration began.

For example, an innocent teacher died in a bombing recently when criminals put a bomb in a microwave to blow up her neighbor's house.

 

[KnightTemplar]

I agree with most of your posts, but with one exception:

Since 2023, more than 60 innocent people have been killed or injured in shootings or bombings in Sweden.

Compared to other countries, that might sound low, but it is a pretty high figure compared to Sweden before mass-immigration began.

For example, an innocent teacher died in a bombing recently when criminals put a bomb in a microwave to blow up her neighbor's house.

At one point, the violence between organised crime groups involved in the drug trade was so severe the Swedish government was seriously considering invoking martial law and putting the army on the streets.

 

[Son of Jamin]

At one point, the violence between organised crime groups involved in the drug trade was so severe the Swedish government was seriously considering invoking martial law and putting the army on the streets.

Exactly, and organized crime is on a system threatening level.

Those are not my words, but the words from both the Swedish government, researchers and business organizations.

By merely looking at the number of homicides per capita only tells a fragment of the dire picture of crime in Sweden.

 

[The_Renaissance]

Why?

You know why. Everyone does.

 

[Cole train]

Btw biggest change is sweden becoming number 2 country in europe by gun deaths behind albania due to gang members shooting each other

How gang violence took hold of Sweden – in five charts

Scandinavian country has second highest gun crime death rate in Europe, with poverty and inequality among driving factors

www.theguardian.com

Gun deaths doubled since 2013

That being said overall crime rate is not "bad" yet

 

[Tatra]

I agree with most of your posts, but with one exception:

Since 2023, more than 60 innocent people have been killed or injured in shootings or bombings in Sweden.

Compared to other countries, that might sound low, but it is a pretty high figure compared to Sweden before mass-immigration began.

For example, an innocent teacher died in a bombing recently when criminals put a bomb in a microwave to blow up her neighbor's house.

@Possum Jenkins says this is all fake news.

 

[Stoic1]

People arguing that these violent attacks are, "no different than any other major city" have no frame of reference of what Europe looked like 20 years ago, back before mass cultural suicide, called "immigration".

 

[Lord_Impaler]

Classic Frenchman

 

[cottagecheesefan]

Part and parcel of living in a place.

The funny part is I don't think they even use those excuses in Europe since everyone can clearly see their migrants are wandering the street, drinking tea in cafes and stabbing and raping people or throwing grenades into salons while the citizens are working to support them, and France's GDP growth has been grinding downward for like 60 years to nearly flat, with government spending at almost 60% of GDP, and 3.4% of GDP spent just on immigration.

They don't even claim economic benefits to importing migrants because it's actually all drain, and they only import criminals and terrorists out of pure hatred for their own citizens, and then confiscate the majority of the money to import, house, clothe and feed migrants.

Comment l’immigration coûte 3,4% de PIB par an à la France

EXCLUSIF - Une note de l’Observatoire de l’immigration et de la démographie déplore l’impact négatif de l’immigration sur la croissance, la compétitivité et le budget français, à rebours des récentes conclusions du think-tank progressiste Terra Nova.

www.lefigaro.fr

True enough. And as the native citizens become fed up and shift right and in favor of deportations, the powers that be will just make all of them citizens and/or give them the right to vote so that the never lose power.

 

[Natural Order]

Why?

Grenades get trendy. They go in waves. Big in the 80's with the bikers. Is normal lol

 

[Siver!]

People arguing that these violent attacks are, "no different than any other major city" have no frame of reference of what Europe looked like 20 years ago, back before mass cultural suicide, called "immigration".

"Homicide Trends: Europe's overall homicide rate dropped from 7.8 per 100,000 people in 2000 to 2.4 per 100,000 in 2020, representing a dramatic decline."

Hmm. It doesn't look like you have much of a frame of reference, either?

 

[azerty]

"Homicide Trends: Europe's overall homicide rate dropped from 7.8 per 100,000 people in 2000 to 2.4 per 100,000 in 2020, representing a dramatic decline."

Hmm. It doesn't look like you have much of a frame of reference, either?

yes, europeans who lived there 20 years ago and still do doesn't have the frame of reference of americans who only see stuff on social media

 

[Siver!]

yes, europeans who lived there 20 years ago and still do doesn't have the frame of reference of americans who only see stuff on social media

Social media genuinely portrays Europe as "falling" or "having fallen" lol

And these cupcakes actually believe the narrative.

It's kinda mind-boggling, but there's just too much stupid out there to fight all of it.

What's sad is, the OP appears to be a true story. It's really bad. It doesn't need embellishing with fictional narratives. It's an extreme crime as it stands, why isn't that enough?

 

[azerty]

Social media genuinely portrays Europe as "falling" or "having fallen" lol

And these cupcakes actually believe the narrative.

It's kinda mind-boggling, but there's just too much stupid out there to fight all of it.

What's sad is, the OP appears to be a true story. It's really bad. It doesn't need embellishing with fictional narratives. It's an extreme crime as it stands, why isn't that enough?

yes, it's a tue story for sure, even tough it's a plaster grenade, not a real one, none of the injuried people needed to be taken to the hospital, still the violence related to drug trafficking is becoming a big problem no doubt
i'm not even a big fan of immigration in europe, far from it, but the portrayal on social media and the way people believe it blindly is indeed mind boggling, like you can't step a foot outside without being stab lol

 

[chardog]

I'd *guess* that it might be a money laundering operation for a rival gang. Hairdressers, nail salons etc often are because it's hard to prove where all the cash in the till came from.

Real amateurs, go to America and open up learing centers.

 

[MLarson]

Fuck your thoughts and prayers. Make it illegal to throw grenades.

Make it illegal to own them.

 

[Natural Order]

Make it illegal to own them.

Going to assume owning or possessing live grenades is indeed illegal, everywhere?