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Mats Ekberg asked if GP Kultur wanted anarchy and lawlessness, with the parliament of the streets governing the streets. He wrote that culture journalists who, according to him, took pleasure in society being subjected to abuse should be held accountable for the opinions they presented on large platforms, which he believed legitimized violence. https://t.co/gp5Y2SYTSD #Kultur #Samhälle #Rättvisa (translated)

Ridefixer wrote that the incident was horrific and hoped that those responsible would be found and prosecuted as harshly as possible. The account questioned how the community could invest in preventive work if its passionate individuals were murdered. https://t.co/fhGNavvicJ #brott #rättvisa #samhälle (translated)

The Moderates wrote that it was an important day for Sweden and claimed that the party had reduced gun deaths by 75 percent and healthcare waiting times by 40 percent during its four years in power. The party also stated that the tax burden had become the lowest since 1975, that Sweden had joined NATO, and that sentences had become more just, including life imprisonment for serious repeated rapes. The Moderates wrote that Sweden was on the right track but had not yet arrived. #Sverige #politiksverige #framtiden (translated)

Sofie Löwenmark wrote that she found a strong irony in that sexual offenders were placed together with the group they often had committed offenses against, in one of the few places where women should reasonably be protected from male perpetrators. https://t.co/uU2iOujyj7 #Jämställdhet #KvinnorsRättigheter #Rättvisa (translated)

Viktor Barth-Kron wrote that socialist justice meant equal outcomes for all, while liberal justice, according to him, was about equal opportunities. In connection with social democratic justice, he referred to a link. https://t.co/ocGJvQlRIE #rättvisa #jämlikhet #socialism (translated)

The American president has all the effective and necessary tools to move closer to peace, through strength, justice, and pressure on the aggressive party. We appeal for more supplies. According to Zelensky, purchasing 10 percent of the USA's reserves of the missiles would be enough to protect Ukraine against Russia. #Patriotrobotar #Ukraina #Försvar (translated)

The writer expressed strong anger towards the administrative court and demanded that it be dismantled and that all should be dismissed. According to the writer, the tax agency's logs showed that over 80 employees had searched for the entrepreneur Ola Nordquist in the agency's system, which the writer described as a data breach. The writer stated that a prosecutor had immediately initiated a preliminary investigation. #Dataintrång #Skatteverket #Rättvisa #SE (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that Swedish prisoners placed in an Estonian prison had complained about limited access to iPads, that they were served chicken too often, and that they could not meet with an imam. He believed that the prisoners should have thought about this before committing serious crimes. https://t.co/SN3d96Hkmr #SvenskaFångar #Brott #Rättvisa (translated)

Sofie Löwenmark wrote that the prison law had simultaneously been changed and that the main rule according to her was now that a biological man would be placed in a women's institution after legally changing gender to female through the new simplified procedure. https://t.co/Bv9NdLbZok #jämställdhet #rättvisa #lagar (translated)

Marita Welin expressed great concern and wrote that it would be very serious if all applications for citizenship looked the same. She believed that a commission of inquiry was needed and thought that many people had incorrectly received citizenship. #medborgarskap #haverikommission #rättvisa (translated)

Flux reported that Andreas Klominek was acquitted of assault after three lay judges voted against the line of presiding judge Céline Holmberg. The incident is said to have occurred on May 1, 2026, when Nick Alinia was monitoring the left's celebration in Stockholm. According to Flux, Klominek's son Ossian then knocked Alinia's phone out of his hand. Alinia and his cameraman held Ossian while waiting for the police, and Klominek then kneed Alinia in the head. Flux stated that the district court assessed the strike as proven through, among other things, body camera footage and testimony. The lay judges Anna-Sofia Quensel, Yvonne Bernhardsson, and Jan-Åke Porseryd accepted Clominek's objection regarding so-called putative self-defense, according to Flux. Holmberg had reportedly deemed the situation insufficient to support that objection. Flux wrote that Quensel, who represented the Left Party, had worked as a researcher at Expo from 2011 to 2017. Alinia stated according to Flux that he became aware of her background after the verdict and questioned whether she could assess the case impartially, among other things referring to Expo's critical articles about him and a photo in which Quensel appeared with AFA founder Mathias Wåg. Flux recounted that Alinia had described the verdict as political in an interview with Samnytt. According to the post, Holmberg had not taken a position on whether there was a conflict of interest, while the lay judge Porseryd referred conflict questions to the court's chairman. Flux emphasized that Quensel's previous employment at Expo did not in itself indicate a conflict of interest, but the question was whether the circumstances could undermine confidence in her impartiality. Ossian Klominek was simultaneously convicted of harassment, and his previous probation, according to Flux, would encompass the new crime. Alinia stated, according to the post, that the prosecutor had appealed the acquitting verdict against Andreas Klominek. #Rättvisa #Misshandel #Politik (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that the Left Party talked about taxpayer-funded welfare, justice, and that everyone should contribute according to their ability, but that the party was, in his opinion, silent about the member of parliament Mohamed Ali repeatedly accruing new unpaid tax debts with the Enforcement Authority. He asked how this would be perceived by nursing assistants and factory workers who paid taxes and fulfilled their obligations when a member with a parliamentary salary allowed debts to the public to remain unpaid. Schatz wrote that the Left Party could not demand accountability from others while remaining silent when one of the party's members, according to him, betrayed the welfare that the party claimed to defend. #välfärd #skatt #rättvisa (translated)

Johanna Frändén points out in her comment that there is an injustice among football's cheaters, exemplified by PSG's victory over Manchester City, which also has a history of financial irregularities, and where the focus on sporting justice is an illusion. #fotboll #fusk #sport (translated)

Nick Alinia wrote that Andreas Klominek was acquitted in the district court after allegedly kneeing him in the head on May 1, when he was sitting down. Alinia described Klominek as a left-wing extremist with connections to AFA. He stated that the chairman of the court wanted to convict Klominek for assault, but that the three lay judges voted to acquit him. Alinia also wrote that one of the lay judges later turned out to be employed at Expo and connected to AFA. #Misshandel #Rättvisa #Expo (translated)

Sara Nilsson wrote that she had accepted to participate in Afterlyst special but made it clear to the editorial team that she did not want to discuss issues that Dumpen had raised since its inception over five years ago. She stated that she could consider participating if the conversation was about offenders and shortcomings in children's protection. Nilsson wrote that she had hoped the editorial team would pay attention to the influx of judgments in neighboring countries and compare them with Swedish legislation, which she believed was insufficient to prosecute individuals who actively tried to involve children in their sex lives. She also argued that individuals confronted by Dumpen had gone beyond merely viewing abusive material and were willing to risk a lot to gain access to children. Instead, the production, according to Nilsson, had developed questions about, among other things, the risk of exposing innocent people, men who had taken their own lives after confrontations, responsibility for relatives, the police's role, and her own defamation verdict. She perceived the layout as a crime special focusing on criticism of Dumpen. Nilsson wrote that she became very angry when a contact person at TV3 said that they privately thought Dumpen was doing a good job. She criticized people who, according to her, only expressed support for children's right to protection when no one else was listening, and called for adults to stand up for children openly. She stated that Dumpen had a support team with, among others, conversation therapists and psychiatrists, and asked what support Afterlyst offered. Nilsson claimed that individuals Afterlyst published information about were not more convicted than those published by Dumpen, and referred to the principle that a person should be considered innocent until a guilty verdict is announced. She asked whose right to protection was prioritized when the program created a special episode criticizing its own coverage. #Barnsäkerhet #Rättvisa #Skydd (translated)

Daniel Schatz criticized SVT's description of the events as school protests and argued that the reporting provided them with a romanticized historical explanation of the French struggle for social justice. He wrote that the riots included burning barricades, vandalism, attacks on police, and nearly 2,000 arrests. Schatz claimed that it was no longer about the legitimate demands of students, but about violent rioters who destroyed schools and private property and spread insecurity, terror, and extremism. He also referred to the fact that France's Minister of the Interior had stated that the events had gone far beyond a legitimate protest. According to Schatz, SVT nonetheless portrayed the violence as an idealistic school strike. #protester #socialrättvisa #våld (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that a person had received a public defender in the investigation of suspected electoral fraud in Järva, according to documents from the Solna District Court. He suggested that the suspicions were now being investigated legally and could not be dismissed with political explanations. Schatz also referred to the investigation of suspected electoral fraud in Borlänge, where Mohamed Ali was involved, as well as reports of electoral fraud in Malmö and other cities. He stated that those who had appealed the election to the Electoral Review Board had not yet received any information on when the appeals would be reviewed. He demanded that the board immediately provide a timeline and indicate when the review would take place. According to Schatz, the delay risked leaving voters in uncertainty and damaging trust in the election results and in who would govern Sweden. He described the silence as a Soviet way of working. https://t.co/7uT1yHFmzH #Valfusk #Rättvisa #Valresultat (translated)