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The writer criticized the International Weightlifting Federation (IWF) for being the first Olympic sports federation to award Russia a world championship. The decision was described as a complete moral collapse, as the writer argued that the aggression war continued unabated and Ukrainian athletes were still being killed. The writer welcomed the Swedish Weightlifting Federation's opposition to the decision. https://t.co/ltHq5u33JO #tyngdlyftning #Ryssland #moralisktansvar #RU #UA #SE (translated)

Patrik Sjöberg questioned whether another documentary about Staffan Hildebrand and abuse against teenage boys was needed, but wrote that it could show how a perpetrator later tried to portray their actions. He argued that Hildebrand's descriptions of having helped and supported the boys, and reasoning about consent, risked downplaying the power difference between an adult man and teenagers. Sjöberg wrote that he recognized similarities between Hildebrand's narrative and his own abuser's lies and methods. He objected to the idea that help to young people could justify sexual acts with minors, referencing that Hildebrand, according to the documentary, asked how he could have known that pedophilia was wrong in 1975. Sjöberg called for documentaries that followed the victims and depicted how the abuse affected their lives, including through anxiety, shame, sleep problems, substance abuse, and difficulties in trusting others. He wrote that scrutiny of perpetrators was necessary, but that their self-image should not be treated as definitive or their inner lives given more space than the victims' experiences. #övergrepp #offren #dokumentär (translated)

Lennart Wallger questioned whether Swedish members of parliament would look like that in the future. He claimed that the man had lived in Sweden for over 20 years without mastering Swedish and wrote that the Green Party should be ashamed for having given him the role of the party's spokesperson on education policy. https://t.co/gGmvSjuAVI #Sverige #politik #språk (translated)

Interest on interest criticized environmentalist Henrik Jalalian for his statements in Agenda about natural forests being rapidly logged and being completely gone in 25 years, according to a report from the Forest Agency. The writer claimed that the agency itself had rejected the conclusions of the report. According to Interest on interest, the data was still used to justify political proposals that threatened the forestry industry, restricted property rights, and would cost taxpayers billions. The writer also questioned Jalalian's reasoning about forest areas excluded from forestry and objected to natural forests being treated as a clear, scientifically established category. The writer argued that the debate should be based on facts rather than scare figures and political slogans. Interest on interest stated that forest owners maintained, utilized, and renewed the forest, and that problems within the industry were not solved by incorrect information or by casting suspicion on the entire sector. #Skogsbruk #Miljö #Politik (translated)

Simone Svensson wrote that she, as a teacher, felt saddened and angry about what she described as the Green Party's view on school issues. She believed that the party seemed to see them as so unimportant that anyone could take responsibility for them, even a Somali with poor knowledge of Swedish. Svensson criticized the Green Party and also addressed Amanda Lind and Daniel Helldén. She also wrote that the situation must be degrading for the person in question and that it could be terrible to feel that one was unable to handle the job. #skola #utbildning #politik (translated)

In the Pasvalys region, in the village of Juodžiai, drone debris that possibly tried to enter Lithuania from Poland was found, which the National Crisis Management Center (NKVC) informed residents about, urging them not to approach suspicious objects and to call the emergency number 112. #DronoNuolaužos #PasvalioRajonas #NKVC (translated)

Dr. Tallinger questioned whether the country's leaders had sufficient knowledge of Swedish to understand and answer simple questions. The account stated that they seemed to be reading prepared talking points instead and accused the Green Party of making democracy ridiculous. #Sverige #Demokrati #Språk (translated)

Jan Lindberg wrote that it was possible to come to the country as a guest and end up in the center of power without connections or knowledge. He referred to the fact that the country had been built up over hundreds of years by several generations and called it a shame against both the population and the ancestors. #politik #integration #identitet (translated)

HG.Abrahamson wrote that parents became the subject of worry reports after their children borrowed a book with sexual content from the library. At the same time, according to him, parents were forced to finance a reading event for children with a drag artist. He used a derogatory term for the artist. https://t.co/Ftr9RgDvdi #bibliotek #föräldrar #barn (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that Israel's F16 national team would come to Borås the following week to face France, the Netherlands, and Sweden. He stated that activists would start a campaign to boycott the matches since 17-year-old Israeli girls would be playing in Sweden. Schatz wrote that Norrby IF had difficulty finding volunteers for Israel's matches and called the situation shameful. He emphasized that these were young football players who should be able to play without becoming targets for political campaigns and hate. He urged people in the vicinity of Borås to sign up as volunteers or come and show their support, referring to David Kryssman at [email protected]. According to Schatz, France would face Israel on Wednesday, October 21, at 1:00 PM, the Netherlands would face Israel on Saturday, October 24, at 1:00 PM, and Israel would face Sweden on Tuesday, October 27, at 6:00 PM. #Fotboll #Israel #Borås (translated)

HWL wrote that TV4 reported from Brussels, where EU leaders met to discuss Ukraine. According to HWL, the reporter criticized the U.S. purchase of Russian diesel and said that Trump was not trustworthy. The reporter described this as "the very worst in the situation," wrote HWL. HWL simultaneously claimed that the EU shut down its own industry while the union bought Russian LNG gas at record levels and imported Russian oil via India. HWL criticized the reporter for not pointing out that Europe, according to the post, was buying the same Russian energy indirectly and accused the reporting of protecting a narrative. HWL asked why the EU could buy Russian oil through intermediaries while the U.S. could not buy Russian diesel. #EU #Journalistik #Ukraina (translated)

Susanna Silfverskiöld wrote that Magdalena Andersson confidently stated on September 23 that she would manage to put together a red-green budget without any problems. On October 13, Andersson, according to Silfverskiöld, admitted that it looked hopeless. Silfverskiöld described the developments as defeat after defeat and asked if Andersson still felt ashamed. https://t.co/RzPLgw8M71 #politik #Sverige #budget (translated)

Maria Falk wrote that politicians had once again reacted strongly to a person she described as a man who now identifies as a woman harassing women in a women's institution. She argued that the politicians' actions increased her contempt for politicians and claimed that they themselves bore responsibility for the situation. Falk urged them to take responsibility and address it, or to be silent, and wrote that they should be ashamed. #politik #kvinnor #mänskligaRättigheter (translated)